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Tory book Romance
It is likely this image of Boris Johnson featured in the Evening Standard stooped and shuffling around the country channeling the tantric energy of a hunchback, that secured him last night’s victory in the polls.
Clearly, hobbling into pastoral regions and harassing milkmen claimed the “chuntering imbecile” sympathy vote from those beyond the City’s limits and many of those within, leaving the Tories five more years to target and stunt the growth of puppies and children of all ages.
Deliveries
Perhaps Webster’s dictionary will pick up on this new terminology and there will be a whole generation of “ocean plastic” harvesters and “conflict-free” tin miners embraced by politicians everywhere as a boon to the economy. Use it to make anything plastic or tinny! Guilt free, just ask Vodaphone.
In other news the “Brown Army” , as UPS’s legion of drivers and handlers are called, will likely in future handle all hostage crises internally rather than phoning the police so as not to be shot dead.
Methods for de-escalation & diversion could include packaging-peanut grenades or non-lethal bean bags filled with old “We have been trying to reach you…” notices.
Do not like
November 22nd’s Evening Standard carries a bullet point with the following quotation:
“[a] majority of 73 percent say ‘they do not like him’,” regarding Mr. Corbyn, who is currently jockeying for the lead in the campaign for Prime Minister. That leaves a quarter of the population to decide if there’s anything of value in his being whatsoever.
His rival, old Etonian Boris Johnson, is focusing more on the “division” of the people.
Desertion
President Xi threatens to snort more Tiger cock if Hong Kong’s freedom loving crowds do not disperse. Other thoughts include torturing the protesters first by making them read (and fully accept into their hearts) editions of Xinhua.

President Trump’s Beatlemania assures us that no more murder will occur in the Middle East.






