Jeremy Corbyn's time is up

[DownwardDog]

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3 words: pompous liberal shitcunt

It is worth reading all 400+ pages of this thread just to get to this moment.

 

[SpookyFrank]

Since the thread is already totally derailed...

I quite like Wetherspoons. They've got some nice pubs. Newcastle Union Rooms is ace. Am I supporting a monster? I know the boss is a twat, but are they an OK employer etc? Anyone know?

Pretty good employers as far as chain pubs go. Which is not saying much of course.

 

[SpookyFrank]

Don't colonise my analogy.

This is a perfect little nugget of stupidity and it's already made my morning, so thanks for that.

 

[Pickman's model]

Don't colonise my analogy. The sherpas are the raw recruits.

 

[kebabking]

We've stayed at the Weatherspoons pub/hotel in King's Lynn - the family room was excellent with lots of room for all the beds, the food very good and the breakfast delicious and mighty...

The spoons hotel in Bewdley always gets good reviews - excellent location as well.

 

[Santino]

I had some appalling rubbery scrambled eggs in a Catford Wetherspoons.

 

[mojo pixy]

Sausage and mash is OK at the 'spoons each time I've had some, usually a working lunch or tea. Last one was Chepstow, before that Abergavenny. Wouldn't eat it if I was paying for myself but when it's work buying I'm happy enough.

 

[killer b]

If work is buying you go somewhere more expensive don't you?

 

[butchersapron]

I had a fry-up at one in London where they forgot the bacon.

Which is why we need to get out of the EU.

 

[killer b]

I had a a fry-up at one in London where they forgot the bacon.

Creeping islamification. There'll be sharia courts in Harvester before you know it,

 

[DaveCinzano]

Creeping islamification. There'll be sharia courts in Harvester before you know it,

ISIS your first time in a Harvester?

 

[Libertad]

 

[Sprocket.]

Is it time's up for the Jeremy Corbyn's Time is up thread.

 

[mojo pixy]

If work is buying you go somewhere more expensive don't you?

I used to in other jobs, nowadays I work for a charity so I try to be more careful what I spend out of the petty cash.

 

[Ground Elder]

Sausage and mash is OK at the 'spoons each time I've had some, usually a working class lunch or tea. Last one was Chepstow, before that Abergavenny. Wouldn't eat it if I was paying for myself but when it's work buying I'm happy enough.

Post corrected for you.

 

[mojo pixy]

Every lunch and tea I've ever had is a working class lunch or tea. I feel lucky when it's a working lunch or tea as opposed to an unemployed lunch or tea. So leave it out.

 

[Sasaferrato]

Every lunch and tea I've ever had is a working class lunch or tea. I feel lucky when it's a working lunch or tea as opposed to an unemployed lunch or tea. So leave it out.

Odd phrase 'working class'. As I've worked all my life, I wouldn't consider myself anything other than working class.

 

[mojo pixy]

Right.

 

[Mr Moose]

blokes got the backing- on an increased majority- from his whole party and still calls for clean slate? Come on. Passive aggresive wonn't wash here. I'd agree that there will be lines and issues he won't compromise on but its leadership, everyones going to have a few issues they won't budge on and as democratically elected leader the PLP should respect that. Instead they go aggressive-aggressive with all the stagey resignations and crap stalking horses.

I'm sure the disunity matters more to most people but its the going to a swappie thing thats been annoying me today. Theres absolutely no way he doesn't know who he was breaking bread with there and why people would find it shite

I actually thought it seemed a reasonable event to be at given recent Labour Party problems and an historical event always worth commemorating.

It's the SWP banners at his own rallies that will cause him the biggest problems.

 

[butchersapron]

I must correct my post above, it wasn't in London - it was the Square Peg in brum.

 

[Mr Moose]

those giant marrows that taste of nothing

His whole lifestyle is somewhat odd for someone who has earnt 3x the average wage for 30 years. It's like he's living to a script written for him by Mike Leigh. Home grown nutrients, check, bike that looks like he knitted it himself, check. Pure 'Nuts in May'.

 

[billy_bob]

His whole lifestyle is somewhat odd for someone who has earnt 3x the average wage for 30 years. It's like he's living to a script written for him by Mike Leigh. Home grown nutrients, check, bike that looks like he knitted it himself, check. Pure 'Nuts in May'.

It's a fairly right-wing worldview that says anyone whose sole goals in life aren't '(i) get money (ii) flaunt it' is odd.

 

[19force8]

That's this year's Secret Santa sorted.

 

[cantsin]

His whole lifestyle is somewhat odd for someone who has earnt 3x the average wage for 30 years. It's like he's living to a script written for him by Mike Leigh. Home grown nutrients, check, bike that looks like he knitted it himself, check. Pure 'Nuts in May'.

He seems like someone who genuninely doesnt feel the usual consumerist urges in quite the same way as the rest of us - which all feeds healthily into the wider Corbo picture / adds to the core brand strength.

 

[Wilf]

Tories 17% ahead of Labour.

 

[bimble]

I'm going out on a limb and call Sunday's results now. No fuckin way will Labour top 25%. If they do, I'll publically acknowledge your political savvy.

Does this mean pickman wins by one point?

 

[kebabking]

Does this mean pickman wins by one point?

The living definition of a Pyrrhic victory?

 

[bemused]

Tories 17% ahead of Labour.

Conservatives: 43% (up 2)

Labour: 26% (down 2)

Ukip: 11% (down 2)

Lib Dems: 8% (down 1)

That's pretty grim.

 

[Pickman's model]

Does this mean pickman wins by one point?

it means James McFadden has to prostrate himself in publick, or at least in a thread in community chat, and acknowledge his lack of political nous.

 

[Rob Ray]

Anyway, I'm going out on a limb and call Sunday's results now. No fuckin way will Labour top 25%. If they do, I'll publically acknowledge your political savvy.