That is was I was thinking. She's denied it, and it's a screenshot not a link. But I've retweeted it for the lolz. She's still a cuuuuunt though .that has to be a spoof
Cuuuuuunnnnt!
What is Dept of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport?
It enables us to downstream our movies and accesss tennis pitches!
"We want to make the internet in the UK the safest internet in the world."
What is Dept of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport?
It enables us to downstream our movies and accesss tennis pitches!
"We want to make the internet in the UK the safest internet in the world."
My friend’s mum used to mix words and phrases around like that even when talking things she was supposed know about, prior to being diagnosed with a brain tumour. Does Dorries have a long track record of this?
She never sounds pissed.She has a long term track record of sounding thick and/or pissed.
Thick as fucking mince.
I CALL APP BRITAINFucks sake, she's channelling Alan Partridge there. Downstream your movies?! Safe UK internet?!
She never sounds pissed.
Not a reader of her eloquently penned novels then?Does Dorries have a long track record of this?
Hope left me some years back.You have to hope there are wiser heads in the lower ranks.
I always thought she sounded thick.Your ear may be better trained than mine with regard to specific psychoactive agents, but she rarely sounds sober.
I always thought she sounded thick.
I offer no defense.I have no counter-argument there.
I think she often sounds a bit pissed too.
She has a long term track record of sounding thick and/or pissed.
And a great author:
Jesus, Mary and Joseph! Why are Nadine Dorries’ novels so full of Irish cliches? | Books | The Guardian
Good women are beautiful. Bad women aren’t. And men will do anything for a Guinness and a potato. Our writer loses herself in the blarney-filled world of the new culture secretary’s oeuvreamp.theguardian.com
Ahem!
I missed that to be sure to be sureAhem!