Well, I think it's funny ?

Made me laugh too!

I laughed... then read it out to Mr R and he laughed too

I laughed ?

Does that mean I am a nasty, violent person?

I thought it was amusing if not actually funny

I take your point Dickens. You’ve had me reflecting on how I’d feel if “boris” hadn’t been the focus. I decided not to overbthinkbthis. The more Mr Johnson is the butt of jokes that treat him with the contempt he deserves, maybe just maybe he will no longer be sent ax a suitable PM

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I thought it was amusing if not actually funny

Well, I was I must say
Then ?

I think it's extremely funny, and rather clever. Gave me a good laugh after a stressful day. Thanks for posting it!

No doubt there will be another version of this which mentions the Labour leader or some other politician. Seems we are afraid/unable to see the funny side of anything these days.

I thought it was funny. I read the first two lines and thought, "Poor sod, no-one deserves that, even if they do wear a baseball cap", and then laughed at the last line.

Made me laugh, until the last line it fooled me

Made me laugh!

We are laughing in this household. Thought it was going to be about bullying in public.

So very, very funny . I'm stealing it to put on Facebook...

My first thought, oh goodness, that’s awful until I got to the punchline. ?

Brilliant. ???

Well, it tickled me up! ?

This has brightened my day too!

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Wonder what the reaction would be if the joke was that he was wearing a "vote Labour" t-shirt and "I love Starmer" cap. Howls of outrage no doubt

Sent it to my sons and they thought it hilarious but we are a family who have a great sense of humour!

It's a joke. I found it funny. My parents were labour supporters and when my older brother announced he was a Tory supporter they were not happy with him. No abuse or violence though ?

Made me laugh

Harris27

Sent it to my sons and they thought it hilarious but we are a family who have a great sense of humour!

"Humour" is not an exact science.

Most people have it - but it's individual. So you cannot logically assume that because you find something amusing which others don't, that yours is the defining one.

It made my chuckle muscles work

I smiled but I was sadly reminded of when I went off satire.

Years ago, a group of people, including DH and me, began a community group - primarily to save the old buildings in our town . It wasn't meant to be controversial nor party political but soon individuals in the group, including me, began to be ridiculed on social media.
There was a local forum. People were anonymous but easy to identify and impossible to stop. The administrator mumbled about free speech.
It became so nasty and personal. Members became the but of all sorts of silly and obscene "jokes".
If confronted, the perpetrators accused us of not having a sense of humour.

After legal advice, we learned to ignore the forum and either it was removed or they got bored and the current facebook page is better monitored.

After that I stopped being able to laugh for ages at political satire. Programmes such as Have I got news for you were no longer amusing.