Put it to the people march - are you going?

he is being flown around by his mates, in private planes paid by them - so plenty of time to fit in his slot on LBC

My mistake - he's only on on a Sunday.

Thanks Fennel.

I had to post this as it IS funny! (Even though I’m a Leaver you’ve gotta have a sense of humour).

For Sale

One pair of walking boots, used for 20 minutes in the Sunderland area.

Only one previous owner (N. Farage)

There's more that would be funny if it wasn't so tragic

Saturday's huge London protest demanding a Brexit vote could be the biggest in British history

But then we might just be in the 'biggest crisis since the Second World War'

www.mylondon.news/news/west-london-news/saturdays-huge-london-protest-demanding-15998210

No doubt there will be lots of flags and banners - If you are marching please would you also consider wearing a yellow rose? This is to be a symbol of our support for the 3 million EU citizens living in the UK.

Ha ha ha. Have been sent this Tweet, which is doing the rounds.

Getting ready for #PeoplesVote march this Saturday. Hmm, what do I need to pack?

1. Waitrose quiche? CHECK
2. Jesus sandals? CHECK
3. Cute child to use as political propaganda? CHECK
4. All-round sense of middle-class self-entitlement? ALREADY PACKED MATE

— Charlotte Gill (@CharlotteCGill) March 20, 2019

Jesus sandals?

My dog,s called Farage - it barks a lot but doesn’t like walks.

Getting ready for Nigel’s brexit March - what do I need to pack?
- bus pass
- Fray Bentos pie in a tin
-incontinence pads ( it’ll be exciting and there’s not many toilets
- copy of the Sun in case I run out of toilet roll
- Cardboard cutout of Nigel as he’s not actually walking.
- rose tinted Brexit specs ( already wearing those)

Nothing like stereotyping eh?

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Soon after Farages vile poster Jo Cox was murdered. Yesterday he goes to Anna Soubrys constituency (knowing she wouldn't be there, partly because of the march and partly because of death threats) and campaigns (ie stirrs up hatred) outside a Beeston pub.

Varian, are you one for fridge-magnet philosophy too?

If you see dire placard statements as witty you are easily pleased.

I don't have any fridge magnets.

Jesus sandals? Lily you sound puzzled.

Those strappy sandals worn by men (often with a pair of socks) and associated with Liberal* voting Guardian readers. As there aren't very many of them I can't imagine where the remainder of the 1,000,000+ marchers came from...

I'm afraid I failed every one of C Gill's tests

Who is she, by the way? Keeps popping up in my twitter time line for some unknown reason...

Liberal. I know, they don't exist any more but it *is a terribly old insult...

Didn't see any of these sandals on the march, not even on the fancy dressers.

No fridge magnets, Varian?

How do you keep vital information and your grandchildren's art work attached to your fridge then?

Aha. I've located Charlotte Gill. Daily Mail columnist.

Here's her take on the march: (though it hurts to post it)

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6843347/CHARLOTTE-GILL-attends-Peoples-Vote-march-EU-sual-suspects-armed-Waitrose-picnics.html

I'm amazed that she didn't hear the mobile sound system belting out some rather up to date music... I think she was on a different march from me...

I think Jesus sandals went out with hippies in the 70s , so whoever wrote that is really out of touch or old. Vegan DMs are much more hipster. However, most on the march had comfy trainers.

Not 'the comfy trainers', crystaltipps

That's so very middle class, though. The working class (who voted to a man and woman for Brexit, of course) wouldn't be seen dead in comfy trainers...

I don't need fridge magnets when I've got a notice board, where I've just stuck my "Put it to the People" sticker.