[Andy McDandy]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/arti ... on_desktop

Why can't we be more like America? They're rich.

We don’t know who killed Brian Thompson, 50, on Wednesday morning in New York, brutally shooting him in the back with a long-barrelled handgun.

We don’t know why anyone would want to murder the health insurance executive as he walked into a hotel.

We know exactly why someone wanted to shoot him, and why, while "millions gaze with horror", many feel that Thompson had entered the find out phase of life.

Yes, Johnson, America is great. If you're rich. It's a bit shit for everyone else.

Above all, we can’t sneer at the American economic model and simultaneously sponge off America

Like you did with the British people, you cunt?

[Bones McCoy]

Some folks would do well to not raise the subject of sponging.

The highly absorbent Alexander Boris DePfefel Johnson for one.

[Youngian]

Or maybe he’s just a shitty human being. He’s a ‘feeling’ person alright, he feels the validation of his ego that narcissism brings.

Boris Johnson admits to being 'a bit on the spectrum'

The former PM said it was a "bad thing" that he could not always appreciate how people are feeling, but added that most men were the same.

When asked if he saw himself as a "feeling" person, said: "I'd love to think so. Sometimes. I think sometimes I can be a bit spectrumy probably.

"Like all men, I can sort of zone out and fail to appreciate what people are really feeling, and that's a bad thing.

"Generally speaking, I would say I was as good as the next man at spotting what people are feeling." https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics ... rachel/amp

[Watchman]

Is this his “Wallace moment “?

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Is this his “Wallace moment “?

Wallace and vomit.

[Andy McDandy]

A bit spectrummy?

He's an Amstrad - conceived, built, sold by, bought by, and used by wankers.

[Youngian]

Is this his “Wallace moment “?

Tries it on blaming mild autism while just being one of the lads who can be a bit insensitive with our banz.
He's also claimed to be a sensitive loner instead of a chiseler short of friends he's 'borrowed' money from.

[Andy McDandy]

I totally believe he is a loner, but as you say, more by alienating people and drifting along to the next sucker.

[soulboy]

These "all on the spectrum" tossers can all get in the sea. My social awkwardness and sensory challenges are an all day, every day thing and not something you turn off and on depending on how bad your Tuesday come down is.

[mattomac]

Or maybe he’s just a shitty human being. He’s a ‘feeling’ person alright, he feels the validation of his ego that narcissism brings.

Boris Johnson admits to being 'a bit on the spectrum'

The former PM said it was a "bad thing" that he could not always appreciate how people are feeling, but added that most men were the same.

When asked if he saw himself as a "feeling" person, said: "I'd love to think so. Sometimes. I think sometimes I can be a bit spectrumy probably.

"Like all men, I can sort of zone out and fail to appreciate what people are really feeling, and that's a bad thing.

"Generally speaking, I would say I was as good as the next man at spotting what people are feeling." https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics ... rachel/amp

“Like all men”….

Nah us tank top bum boys aren’t like you, you freak.

[RedSparrows]

Self-absorption is the new autism, you heard it here first.

[Andy McDandy]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/arti ... on_desktop

Whining about the EU. You know the drill - sod the EU, isn't the USA great, if only we had low taxes and no rules and everyone just hoped for the best?He makes a big deal of being te EU's 'gimp', and how awful it would be, before recommending we do just that with the USA.

For all his Churchill obsessions, the bit he gets right is the grovelling to the US president.