Jeremy Hunt Chancellor/Next PM , your time is up.

[MickiQ]

I might be able to spare a few days in November , will have to shift a few things about.

That's all you'll need tbf

 

[eatmorecheese]

How the cunt looked when he was a student.

I'm sure I met him when paying for coffee at a service station outside Grafton NSW Australia in 1992

 

[Elpenor]

A disgrace to the mullet

 

[Tanya1982]

An awful lot here about how he looks, and what fashions he follows, rather than his record at work.

 

[Cid]

How Pat Sharp looks when you morph Hunt's face onto a picture of him.

 

[Cid]

To be fair it's like yesterday's dodgy kebab returning on you; we've had Hunt before, we know what to expect.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

To be fair it's like yesterday's dodgy kebab returning on you; we've had Hunt before, we know what to expect.

The proverbial bad penny.

 

[teqniq]

Lest anyone forget this as well:

 

[SysOut]

An awful lot here about how he looks, and what fashions he follows, rather than his record at work.

Well said Tanya !

Though it could be argued, that if he reverted to his old mullet hairstyle, that, in itself, could, but not necesarily would, act as a great stimulus to the hairstyling economy - which, at its very heart, is dependent on growth.

 

[Tanya1982]

Well said Tanya !

Though it could be argued, that if he reverted to his old mullet hairstyle, that, in itself, could, but not necesarily would, act as a great stimulus to the hairstyling economy - which, at its very heart, is dependent on growth.

Well, can we judge character by the hairstyles we had in younger days? Maybe - it was a choice after all. But it's very clear that we shouldn't, because that would be terribly 'vapid' and would only reflect badly on those doing so.

Of course, hair is the ideal frontier to fight on to combat the 'anti growth coalition'. It should be grown by everyone, and styled often, to create the next Vidal Sassoon and thereby save Britain. That's what I've realized today. I think.

 

[Cid]

Look, that photo really is just Pat Sharp. But don't take my word for it:

 

[Tanya1982]

Not even Jeremy you say? Even less excusable vapidity going on here in that case!

Anyway, it's very strange to think the two times leadership loser who did so much damage after being overpromoted previously, and couldn't even recall what his own wife's nationality was, is now considered a 'safe pair of hands'. It does show just how extreme the capture of government has become. We're getting used to it, to such an extent that ever more horrors from years gone by now seem like vestiges of an even keel.

 

[Lord Camomile]

Look, that photo really is just Pat Sharp. But don't take my word for it:

It worries me that I just knew that because I was already familiar enough with Pat Sharp

 

[Louis MacNeice]

So if someone says he's shit and he used to have shit hair (even though it wasn't actually him) then that means I can say she's shit and fat.

I am glad that's clear, although I'm still struggling with the relevance of either hair styles or waist lines to comments on the shitness of individuals.

I think I will give both a miss.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

p.s. 6 foot tall, 13 stone and a number one all over if it adds anything.

 

[Pickman's model]

So if someone says he's shit and he used to have shit hair (even though it wasn't actually him) then that means I can say she's shit and fat.

I am glad that's clear, although I'm still struggling with the relevance of either hair styles or waist lines to comments on the shitness of individuals.

I think I will give both a miss.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

p.s. 6 foot tall, 13 stone and a number one all over if it adds anything.

You forgot your winning smile

 

[Pickman's model]

Well, can we judge character by the hairstyles we had in younger days? Maybe - it was a choice after all. But it's very clear that we shouldn't, because that would be terribly 'vapid' and would only reflect badly on those doing so.

Of course, hair is the ideal frontier to fight on to combat the 'anti growth coalition'. It should be grown by everyone, and styled often, to create the next Vidal Sassoon and thereby save Britain. That's what I've realized today. I think.

Vidal Sassoon was a great anti-fascist

 

[SysOut]

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[SpookyFrank]

Lest anyone forget this as well:

Coincidentally blood supplies in the NHS are currently on amber alert. I'm a universal donor but there are no available donor sessions anywhere near me because the service has been cut to the bone.

 

[stavros]

Tony Blair was in Ugly Rumours.

Jeremy Hunt was in the Pat Sharpe Boys.

 

[scifisam]

So if someone says he's shit and he used to have shit hair (even though it wasn't actually him) then that means I can say she's shit and fat.

I am glad that's clear, although I'm still struggling with the relevance of either hair styles or waist lines to comments on the shitness of individuals.

I think I will give both a miss.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

p.s. 6 foot tall, 13 stone and a number one all over if it adds anything.

Nah, it was obviously a fake photo, but, in general, taking the piss out of someone's style choices is very different to taking the piss out of something they either can't change (or can't change without huge amounts of effort and time) and probably also feel bad about.

The proverbial bad penny.

Nevermind, under his stewardship all pennies will be bad ones soon enough.

 

[CyberRose]

Look, that photo really is just Pat Sharp. But don't take my word for it:

What?! That's clearly a picture of Pat Sharp's face superimposed on to a photo of Jeremy Hunt, surely?

 

[Plumdaff]

Can already see the start of a few weeks' of "common sense" commentators softening us up for the grim austerity measures to be announced on the 31st. As if 12 years of austerity aren't a great deal of the current problem.

 

[Smokeandsteam]

Can already see the start of a few weeks' of "common sense" commentators softening us up for the grim austerity measures to be announced on the 31st. As if 12 years of austerity aren't a great deal of the current problem.

Yes. The media narrative is already shifting towards acknowledgment that Hunt heralds the return of grown up serious politics. By that they mean spending cuts, attacks on workers pay, cuts to benefits and full adherence to market orthodoxy.

Get the champagne out….

I’d point out the utter bankruptcy of those on the left who’ve been cheering the market on but I’d be accused again of ruining the fun…

 

[two sheds]

Yes. The media narrative is already shifting towards acknowledgment that Hunt heralds the return of grown up serious politics. By that they mean spending cuts, attacks on workers pay, cuts to benefits and full adherence to market orthodoxy.

Get the champagne out….

I’d point out the utter bankruptcy of those on the left who’ve been cheering the market on but I’d be accused again of ruining the fun…

Anti-fun coalition

 

[Karl Masks]

What?! That's clearly a picture of Pat Sharp's face superimposed on to a photo of Jeremy Hunt, surely?

With that kind of can-do attitide he'll go far....all the way to chancellor

 

[Artaxerxes]

Charity founded by Jeremy Hunt paid 66% of income to chief executive | Adam Smith | The Guardian

Patient Safety Watch paid Hunt’s former adviser Adam Smith more than £110,000 in year to January

amp.theguardian.com

 

[Kaka Tim]

Charity founded by Jeremy Hunt paid 66% of income to chief executive | Adam Smith | The Guardian

Patient Safety Watch paid Hunt’s former adviser Adam Smith more than £110,000 in year to January

amp.theguardian.com

yeah - saw that. That absolutely stinks. Same SPAD who was helping hunt shill for murdoch as well. dodgy as fuck.

 

[marty21]

Charity founded by Jeremy Hunt paid 66% of income to chief executive | Adam Smith | The Guardian

Patient Safety Watch paid Hunt’s former adviser Adam Smith more than £110,000 in year to January

amp.theguardian.com

dodgy as fuck - I was enjoying the thought of all those Truss Spads desperately looking or a think tank to work for now their meal ticket had come to an end - but it looks like spads just turn up somewhere else ffs

 

[magneze]

'Road tax' is coming... but not for cyclists

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will reportedly announce in next week's Budget that electric car owners will have to pay vehicle excise duty for the first time

road.cc

Apparently about to start taxing electric vehicles, the twat.

 

[stavros]

EVs aren't zero carbon on the whole, given the Grid's mix of power sources. They also still produce the same particulate matter from their tyres and brakes as ICE cars.