DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
“You're listening to SINK THE BOATS FM, playing all your favourite golden oldie hits - that was ‘Einsatz Entertainment’, next up, ‘Ruddy Cheeked Hater From Liverpool’...”
I think I spoke to him on the phone once when I was working for the council.I've managed to avoid him so far despite living in Cornwall (Jethro, not his brother).
I've managed to avoid him so far despite living in Cornwall (Jethro, not his brother).
As well as his basic annual salary as an MP of £91,346, Mr Anderson declares a £100,000 salary for presenting his weekly show on GB News - Lee Anderson’s Real World, which airs on Friday evenings.
He’s paid the eye-watering sum for just eight hours work a week - amounting to more than £240 an hour.
The launch of Mr Anderson’s profile on the website has been a little less fruitful. Since joining the site on July 6, he doesn’t appear to have booked or completed a single video. Mr Anderson said: "Every penny goes to charity."
He did not say how much, if anything, he had raised, or which charity it would be paid to.
The irony is off the chart."Learn them to speak English" is class, though
Up North perhaps.'Learn' meaning 'teach' is listed in most dictionaries as both informal and archaic. Lots of verbs work both ways.
Will you borrow me a fiver then?'Learn' meaning 'teach' is listed in most dictionaries as both informal and archaic. Lots of verbs work both ways.
No but only cause I'm skint, not out of misplaced pedantry.Will you borrow me a fiver then?
I wasn’t being pedantic. It’s common parlance up here.No but only cause I'm skint, not out of misplaced pedantry.
I didn't accuse you of pedantry.I wasn’t being pedantic. It’s common parlance up here.
How many pints before driving home?
It's most prevalent in the rural east/south east as dialect, I believe - direct cognate to the Saxon/Germanic "Lehrer(in)" - teacher.'Learn' meaning 'teach' is listed in most dictionaries as both informal and archaic. Lots of verbs work both ways.
“You're listening to SINK THE BOATS FM, playing all your favourite golden oldie hits - that was ‘Einsatz Entertainment’, next up, ‘Ruddy Cheeked Hater From Liverpool’...”
Bet this apology stung.
People pointing out the font he's reading is the same size as the Janet &John books
It's most prevalent in the rural east/south east as dialect, I believe - direct cognate to the Saxon/Germanic "Lehrer(in)" - teacher.
He really is 'special', isn't he?
Just when you thought he couldn't get any thicker!