Via Lordy
Via Lordy
Strong language. But fair.
"Nice tie, though."
*note - this is classic British satire.
Originally shared by Del Camp
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I laughed at that bit... hey, he did prove that he's objective.
ReplyDeleteNot exactly a reporter. Thus, misleading headline. But splendidly accurate content.
ReplyDeleteWho is he, Florian Haas?
ReplyDelete"Jonathan Pie" (Tom Walker)
ReplyDeleteen.wikipedia.org - Jonathan Pie - Wikipedia
Jonathan Pie is a fictitious British news reporter, created and played in the tradition of political satire by British actor and comedian Tom Walker
ReplyDeletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Pie
He's still more real than the subject of this 'report'
I heard nothing there that was not part of my daily Aussie vocabulary.. Other than spunk bubble..
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