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I can't see people wanting to gloss over this
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£43,000,000.00 of Taxpayers money spent on Boris' garden bridge.
Slightly more disgusting. |
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Didn't Fred West used to do Much Markle renovations?
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Point of order.
Once tax has been paid over to the treasury, it can no longer be described as taxpayers money. It can, however, be described as money contributed by taxpayers. If it was taxpayers money, they would be able to do whatever they wanted with it. But they can't, thus it is not their money. |
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43 grand on Bullingdons bridge , is that true if so that is appalling and scandalous
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43 million on his garden bridge project i see ffs
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i wonder if harry knows which end of a paintbrush to use?
didnt he do some projects in the 3rd world? pity he cant diy too ![]() |
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£43m is just the public money wasted - and all sorts of "irregularities" with the procurement.
Still Boris got to meet Joanna Lumley - so it's not all bad! |
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The bridge project probably gave him a good grounding in "creative ambiguity" which is apparently what he plans to use when he pulls off a stunning victory in negotiating the brexit bill.
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Doesn't learn - "Creative Ambiguity" has got him dismissed from how many jobs so far? He's been given the sack more times than Father Christmas. Some proper good comedy looming on the horizon, so long as you are ok with destroying the economy, the union and the Tory party, it should be a good laugh!
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Vegan paint is a little pricey !
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All destroyed on the playing fields of Eton.
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Sorry, tictac, I'd forgotten this wasn't the Boris thread for a moment.
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I don't suppose the great man would ever veer into the realms of "creative duplicity"?
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i wonder if harry knows which end of a paintbrush to use?
He's so thick and talentless that not only did he have to do art at university but his teacher had to do the exam piece for him. |
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If he wasn't an alleged member of the royal family he'd be collecting trollies in Asda car park.
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As an Asda employee or just as a hobby?
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Sainsburys a better match than Asda - surely ginger and green would clash.
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Well we are talking about the take everything,give nothing royals here,grand ma ma"s whos wealth is beyond imagination should of course paid but as ive said its take! take! talk!
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I absolutely hate and detest the pair of them, in fact The Queen aside I loathe all of them but Harry especially just totally grates on me, rant over!
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Money well spent if it keeps them out of public sight.
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The jumped-up Markle soon ended her Z-List Celebrity acting ‘career’ when the prospect of a gold-plated meal-ticket for life hovered into view. (In fairness no-one had ever heard of her anyway).
And how we all laughed when the ludicrous and imaginary “Fearless Human Rights, Diversity and Equality Activist“ version of herself shut down her various social media accounts, just in time for her Royal Marriage and life of privilege. At least we have thus been spared hearing her cigarette-paper-thin and half-baked views as a consequence, but the taxpayer is still a big loser in all of this. |
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I'd of been spared that anyway as I don't waste loads of time trawling for stuff to get indignant about.
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hows that rewiring job at buckingham palace coming along?
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As an aside, my mate that I played cricket with after leaving college went to Gordonstoun and was in the the same class as that guttersnipe Edward, he was absoultely hated by everyone. Pupils, teachers,other parents, the dinner ladies, the bloke who looked after the lost proerty department, apparently absolutely everyone loathed that ponce. On civil "duty" he is completely caked in medals yet he ran home crying to Mummy when he was doing the training for the Royal marines as he couldn't hack it.
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Yep , he was always the least liked of the royals
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Andy Windsor must run him close coach
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Parasites the lot of them.
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maybe Terry .... from what i see /hear from others Harry seems the most 'normal' i'd say
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