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zorrostrikes
21 Apr 17 00:21
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I was imagining Teresa May as Margo in the good life and I then thought Jeremy Corbyn would
make a good Shed dweller at the bottom of the garden.

Is it okay to come out o shed and say hello to madam May... doff the cap.

call it Bed and Shed. - Corbyn would give gardening tips like Jack Hargreaves from Shed.
Margo would show us her bedroom and her shoe collection.

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mad mad moon
When: 21 Apr 17 00:29
And in a regular slot, Diane Abbot gives tips on home brewing.It could be called Abbots ales.
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Gnarley
When: 21 Apr 17 05:07
Or she could recall her times as an adolescent entitled The Wildebeest Years
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Makybe_Diva
When: 21 Apr 17 08:08
I think it's a brilliant idea, Zorro Laugh
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Kit-Kat-Dan
When: 21 Apr 17 10:37
Apologies for being a pedant but Teresa May was a page 3 stunna who made a few 'special interest' videos back in the day. Still make a decent sitcom though.
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bungalow bill
When: 21 Apr 17 15:20
Tim Farron - AKA Little Weed -

Does it for me!
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