maybe now he'll have time to get a haircut as opposed to being dragged backwards through the hedge row

1 minute ago, EricTh said:

 

Any reason why he always leave his hair uncombed and unkempt?

 

trying to show he's too busy

1 hour ago, EricTh said:

 

Any reason why he always leave his hair uncombed and unkempt?

 

It's part of his image as a 'loveable buffoon'. He does it deliberately. That and walk around looking like he slept in a skip.

It's all completely fake and manufactured, just like everything else about him.

3 hours ago, RayC said:

Despite all that's happened during his tenure, he's been lauded as being the man for the job for the past 2.5 years right up until 24 hours ago by some posters here. The country - outside of Islington - were supposedly solidly behind him. Malcontents were simply  dismissed as Woke/ Lefty liberals/ anti-democratic/ Remainers, etc. What's changed? So he lied - yet again! - what's new? Johnson supporters were willing to overlook that character flaw for so long. Why all of a sudden has he gone from hero to zero in the eyes of the besotted?

Because it has recently come to light that he gave a top job to a known sexual groper/molester 

I was never once taken in by his lies, which together with his incompetence were clearly on display; I said from the start he was a self serving corrupt liar.

 

Which is exactly what he’s revealed himself to be.

 

Good riddance to bad stuff.

4 hours ago, GroveHillWanderer said:

Yes, please, please let it be JRM - aka "The Honourable Member for the 18th century."

 

That would be an absolute godsend for the opposition parties. I doubt if there's a more widely disliked politician in the Tory Party.

 

This is the man, that when appointed by Boris to find and publicise the benefits of Brexit, decided the best way to do that was to ask readers of The Sun (probably they most "down-market" tabloid newspaper in the UK) to write and let him know if they could identify any possible benefits.

 

 Jacob Rees-Mogg issues plea to readers of The Sun to flag possible Brexit benefits to him

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-60037657

From the BBC a list of possible candidates, Mr JRM is not on the list ,though he might still  throw his hat in ,

But up to press it looks like Boris will be at No 10 for a few weeks  yet. 

10 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I was never once taken in by his lies, which together with his incompetence were clearly on display; I said from the start he was a self serving corrupt liar.

 

Which is exactly what he’s revealed himself to be.

 

Good riddance to bad stuff.

I do go on a few different websites and on every website I log on, there seems to be one poster endlessly calling Boris a liar , the internet these days is rather repetitive .

   Cue : Another opportunity to call Boris a liar 

15 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I was never once taken in by his lies, which together with his incompetence were clearly on display; I said from the start he was a self serving corrupt liar.

 

Which is exactly what he’s revealed himself to be.

 

Good riddance to bad stuff.

Mate, I have a very uneasy feeling about this. I think he is up to something. Sure of it, in fact.

3 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

I do go on a few different websites and on every website I log on, there seems to be one poster endlessly calling Boris a liar , the internet these days is rather repetitive .

   Cue : Another opportunity to call Boris a liar 

He's a liar. There you go....

You're welcome.

6 minutes ago, baboon said:

He's a liar. There you go....

You're welcome.

Round of applause 

8 minutes ago, baboon said:

Mate, I have a very uneasy feeling about this. I think he is up to something. Sure of it, in fact.

He’s always up to something, usually handing tax payers money to his chums and impregnating women who are not his wife.

12 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

I do go on a few different websites and on every website I log on, there seems to be one poster endlessly calling Boris a liar , the internet these days is rather repetitive .

   Cue : Another opportunity to call Boris a liar 

You did get the bit where his ministers resigned and pointed out his problems with telling the truth?

2 hours ago, billd766 said:

I am sure that you could have done better.

So am I. I honestly can't think of anybody who could have done worse. But knowing the Tories they'll manage to find somebody...

14 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

I do go on a few different websites and on every website I log on, there seems to be one poster endlessly calling Boris a liar

That's strange. Because every site I look at has far more than one poster (far more) calling Boris a liar.

 

And there's a reason for that.

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

You did get the bit where his ministers resigned and pointed out his problems with telling the truth?

My point was that some people need to say that over and over again and to keep making the same point 

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

He’s always up to something, usually handing tax payers money to his chums and impregnating women who are not his wife.

Well obviously, but I suspect he isn't planning on going anywhere. I think he intends to stay put.

11 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

I do go on a few different websites and on every website I log on, there seems to be one poster endlessly calling Boris a liar , the internet these days is rather repetitive .

   Cue : Another opportunity to call Boris a liar 

There's a perfectly good reason why Johnson is labelled a liar. He is.

 

One example: As you pointed out, he gave a job to someone who was a sexual groper. He denied that he knew about this individual's background which was a lie.

 

Plenty more examples if needed.

1 minute ago, JayClay said:

That's strange. Because every site I look at has far more than one poster (far more) calling Boris a liar.

 

And there's a reason for that.

That's true, there's usually a few different posters who keep telling each other that Boris is a liar over and over again .

   

1 minute ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

My point was that some people need to say that over and over again and to keep making the same point 

That's because until a few hours ago Johnson's supporters refused to acknowledge the truth.

2 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

My point was that some people need to say that over and over again and to keep making the same point 

Well get offline, drink a few, listen to some Manowar... That way you will feel refreshed when you enter the foray again...

2 minutes ago, RayC said:

That's because until a few hours ago Johnson's supporters refused to acknowledge the truth.

Clearly there's the odd few that are still refusing!

2 hours ago, vinci said:

i was just wondering if the Brexit can be reverse or its permanent 

We decided to leave, cannot be undone

9 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

My point was that some people need to say that over and over again and to keep making the same point 

But it was the point wasn’t it.

 

It was his lies that brought him down.

22 minutes ago, proton said:

We decided to leave, cannot be undone

I think that it can be undone.

 

However it will take a lot of political will in the parliament to do so, a lot of negotiation with the EU to find out if they will allow the UK back in, and a long and hard battle ending with a referendum, again, as to whether the UK public will want to go back.

 

On the plus side there are a lot of older people who voted to leave who have died off, OTH there are a lot of younger voters who have seen life outside the EU.

21 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

But it was the point wasn’t it.

 

It was his lies that brought him down.

Really, does he tell lies ?

Thats the first that I've herd bout that .

No ones mentioned that before

2 hours ago, Thunglom said:

It will inevitably be reversed...but how long and in how many stages is debatable

If that ever happens , the EU might want to consider that the UK might no longer be in a position to be a net contributor  to the Union since it will likely be pretty broke by then . 

 

But the best thing to do right now is to give everybody the pay rise they want , regardless of how much that might be. Let the UK show Chavez that he was merely a socialist dabbler. The UK can do a lot better than he ever dreamed of. 

7 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

Really, does he tell lies ?

Thats the first that I've herd bout that .

No ones mentioned that before

While clearly you don’t care, othered thankfully do.

6 minutes ago, billd766 said:

I think that it can be undone.

 

However it will take a lot of political will in the parliament to do so, a lot of negotiation with the EU to find out if they will allow the UK back in, and a long and hard battle ending with a referendum, again, as to whether the UK public will want to go back.

 

On the plus side there are a lot of older people who voted to leave who have died off, OTH there are a lot of younger voters who have seen life outside the EU.

If we go back, it will be cap in hand. Out of interest, how do you feel about Brexit now?

 

But more importantly, how ARE you? Still going strong? Still enjoying a good book or two?

41 minutes ago, proton said:

We decided to leave, cannot be undone

We'll be joining again, the economy can't handle being outside the world's largest trading bloc right on our doorstep.

Simply irresistible.

4 minutes ago, baboon said:

If we go back, it will be cap in hand. Out of interest, how do you feel about Brexit now?

 

But more importantly, how ARE you? Still going strong? Still enjoying a good book or two?

About the same as when I voted to leave years ago. This time I will just be an interested observer as my vote ran out last year. It might be back in July 2023 though.

 

As for the books I am currently updating my master list of authors as I do twice a year. I m down to the last 5 or 6 on my tablet before I need to add more. I have about 190 single books and around 150 authors with multiple books to choose from. 

 

I have just read several books by Rhys Bowen, Some I liked and a couple I have dumped after 50 or 100 pages.