He's fallen to his death on his plastic toy sword.
To number ten from playpen his final reward.
This graceless coup is no coup de grace.
No comedy of euros, a cabinet farce,
an egotistic act from flabby flatulent arse.
He'll be all over telly soon
our fatty blundering hot air buffoon.
Puffing Shakespeare and Latin.
Please down let that twat in.
I like the "comedy of euros" (comedy of errors?) line and
can see where this come from - and its reasons.
Boris - for I suspect he is your target - is no dumbo. And
that view is endorsed by having read his tome about W.S.
Churchill - a work that shows BJ as far more incisive and
shrewd than the media reports or his own clowning around as a man of the people indicate to date. Beware of the
court jester...whose task was and is keep the ruler aware.
P.S. Is "down" (last line) a typo for
"don't"?
<Deleted User> (18980)
Tue 10th Jul 2018 18:14
A tad disrespectful, but I like it!
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Graham McKay-Smith
Wed 11th Jul 2018 15:14
Down was indeed a typo. Should be don't. This clown is indeed a very clever one.