shurlock

Trust you not to simplify things.

He's a good circus act -like a monkey riding a dog.

Beware of fat beardy gob****es with liver disease.

You want him to press the red button, don't you pal? #nukeem

Doing brilliantly well at not answering questions. The pinball format of the questioning suits her evasiveness.

50 seats has to be the very minimum given where she was a few weeks ago.

I forgot, Baldrick, the next 12-18 months were going to see such a step-change in trade from the EU to the rest of the world that Brussels would be putty in hands of British negotiators. Not to mention that elections in Netherlands, France and Germany were going to bring eurosceptic populists to power and fatally erode support for the EU, making UK goodwill more important than ever. How's all that working out? #artofthedeal

Come on, bet you're a fan of akala. Brillo (pmsl) seemed to warm to him.

Not Frank de Bore.

Again I don't have a clue what you're talking about. Post by post you prove that you're a bit dim. You do bring one benefit to this thread, however: I've come to the realisation I miss Les. He was a towering intellect compared to you. #allisforgivenles

In English please.

Very true. That's why you're such a craftsman. RIP

So what? I think he's a nonentity -looks like an aged childrens tv presenter- but for some reason the tories and kippers spend disproportionate time talking about him.

On the absurdity of a no deal from the UK's most respected economic commentator: https://www.ft.com/content/83396e2a-45ef-11e7-8519-9f94ee97d996 with a link to a more detailed piece: https://markets.jpmorgan.com/research/email/-hljkh7b/8XZ790kpUuhQaCHpZ4ou1Q/GPS-2348868-0 FT wah wah wah.

From the reaction on social media, seems like little Timmy has been getting under the Tory and kipper skin.

Define a bad deal and what are the costs of a 'no deal'? It's just a machismo, self-congratulatory soundbite produced and lapped up by halfwits who think they are taking on the banker in a Noel Edmonds gameshow. It's utterly trite and lacks credibility. Stick to playing the paper boy and reposting articles from order-order. You're good at that.

You've been watching too much TV, pal.

May having another mare of a day on the campaign trail.

Of course, you would pal. You're inanely and merrily spouting soundbites dreamed up by Lynton Crosby. It just needed a magic moneytree for the coup de grace.

Agree. Either way, it's good publicity for Uncle Les and club. Shows we're trying.

An audience handpicked by Momentum's inner circle wouldn't be as biased as this post. Confirmation bias at its finest. Take a bow, Lord P.

Good one from Twitter: To think, #BBCDebate is being held only 100 yards from where Stephen Hawking was caught copying from Paul Nuttall in a physics exam.