The problem arises when a woman shares a cab ride with a man who's supposedly chivalrously seeing her safely home en route to his own gaff when he'll pay the driver. Once away from the party and in the intimacy of the back seat the monster pounces. It's a thing of the past, but was still a thing among Johnson's Oxford set.
Hopefully whilst he is in there they will reverse the integrity bypass operation he obviously had many decades ago.Johnson has had an operation on his sinuses ( septum probs fell out).
Unfortunately he's doing well.
Boris Johnson undergoes 'minor' NHS operation as Dominic Raab 'put in charge'
The Prime Minister is resting after undergoing a sinus operation which took place earlier today.www.dailyrecord.co.uk
Plus a vasectomy, or castration.Hopefully whilst he is in there they will reverse the integrity bypass operation he obviously had many decades ago.
I think we'd be better run if he also had a lobotomy.Plus a vasectomy, or castration.
Would we notice if he did?I think we'd be better run if he also had a lobotomy.
He'd have a bloody great scar on his skullWould we notice if he did?
Exactly my first thoughts on it.Sinus operation eh
yeh it'd be septimus / septimaIf Jacob Rees Mogg has a 7th child....
Septic methinksyeh it'd be septimus / septima
bet johnson stinks up his toilet too'Mr Zelensky, he wants to nip over again. Are you free?'
- Sigh. yeah, suppose so, I've nothing better to do...
On Monday Downing Street confirmed it contacted the newspaper on Friday night and asked it to retract the story.
The Times has so far refused to say why it agreed to remove the story although its website has been flooded with comments from readers demanding an explanation.
Political sources with knowledge of the incident have told the Guardian the original story is correct.
Dominic Cummings, a former adviser to Johnson who has become an arch critic of the prime minister, backed up the original story and went further, suggesting Johnson also attempted to appoint his wife to a government job in late 2020.
David Allen Green writes about the disappearing story from a media lawyer's point of view, going through the varying stages of publication, and noting that Walters is standing by his story:The Guardian wrote about the vanishing story and Cummings took the opportunity mention another instance of Johnson trying to get Carrie a job.
No 10 confirms it asked the Times to drop Carrie Johnson story
Newspaper swiftly withdrew article alleging Boris Johnson tried to hire his future wife as chief of staffwww.theguardian.com
So there was not a journalistic reason for pulling the story.
And there was not a legal reason for pulling the story.
This meant that the story may have been pulled for another reason – a non-journalistic, non-legal explanation.
say it aint so... Probably have been 150 grand had it not been for the tight austerity drive at the time. Not really news, I'd expect the clown to do this.Crude 70s Leftist: 'the powerful and the media are in cahoots, they just make a call and get stories pulled'
- oh no, come on, it's more nuanced than that, surely!
2022:
Spaffed against the wallsay it aint so... Probably have been 150 grand had it not been for the tight austerity drive at the time. Not really news, I'd expect the clown to do this.
The story that I'd like to read is what did Jennifer Accuri do with the 100 grand she got for business development
say it aint so... Probably have been 150 grand had it not been for the tight austerity drive at the time. Not really news, I'd expect the clown to do this.
The story that I'd like to read is what did Jennifer Accuri do with the 100 grand she got for business development
At least it wasnt all wasted thenBlow, booze and some she wasted
shouldnt have really said that, been down the pub.say it aint so... Probably have been 150 grand had it not been for the tight austerity drive at the time. Not really news, I'd expect the clown to do this.
The story that I'd like to read is what did Jennifer Accuri do with the 100 grand she got for business development