" The Saj"

I am sorry but I do not have a clue who you are talking about and who the "Saj" is.

Neither do i, who is the Saj?

Sajid Javid

This is not some political pot shot at somebody so please don't tell me Corbyn is horrible, yes I get that.

It's just a silly thing to write.

Maybe if we had him as a leader he'd bring back some old British values.

Rolls off the tongue in Punjabi.

>>Mister night and day<< (tries to say it with a punajbi accent)

Yep! A bit better.

I know who he is but.........

What is the point of this thread ?

I had no idea either, thought it must have been some new tv series about the Army and a spelling mistake

does that mean his father worked night and day to make a good life for his family?

If so, perhaps Mr Javid inherited his work ethic.

And.......?

Annie
what is the point of this thread
Just what everyone is thinking

croons softly

Night and Day - you are The One

it is utterly pointless. like many things.

I was just thinking about nick names and it doesn't seem very likely that a bus driver would say " Mr Day and Night" to his mates.

I have had a very stressful morning.

Day/Night they all mingle into one.

If it is a dig at Sajid Javid it has certainly gone over my head

Still humming Night and Day

I have an ear worm now.

I thought he was of Pakistani heritage so not sure what the Punjab has to do with anything. I think his story and his father’s is quite inspirational and there’s something about this thread that makes me feel a little uncomfortable.

Even more now

I thought that his parents had a corner shop in Bristol.

Me too MawBroon don’t like digs cone out and say what you want to say, it’s pointless if it goes over everyone’s head
I see nothing wrong with being called Mr Night and Day perhaps he was a diligent worker who didn’t watch the clock to get home

The father started as a bus driver in Rochdale and then they moved to Bristol and bought a shop - no doubt because of his fathers hard work.

Glad I am not the only one who is wondering what the point of this thread is

Why the need to say ‘Mr Night and Day’ in Punjabi ?

Have no idea of the context for the “Mr night and day” quote. However, do think that “the Saj” to refer to the Home Secretary either by himself or by others is the most ridiculous name. Much more suited to the playground than Parliament. On second thoughts, with this current bunch.......