The State Opening of Parliament (again)

Yes where does Blair get off putting his oar in after what he did as Prime Minister.

All I could think was, the poor poor woman - having to go through this again for this awful buffoon, knowing what she knows.

Urmstongran
Can you wonder after listening to Tony Blair 's opinions concerning the election result.Rubbing salt in the wound comes to mind.

Boris hair more messy than usual. Anyone who thinks Britain is the only country that does pageantry obviously hasn't travelled much. Of course now Johnson has to deliver and can't blame anyone else. Im looking forward to £350m a week for the NHS and more nurses and police officers and all those new prisons that will have to be built. Basically reversing all those tory cuts they've spent a decade creating. Im not holding my breath. I've nothing to say about Corby except he's leaving 3 years too late.

I would rather be "ravished" by Boris than Jeremy Corbyn.
One can only assume with all his experience he must have learnt a few "tricks"

Ha! Love how this thread has morphed into The Flintstones! Wilma & Betty’s stone necklaces weren’t quite as spectacular as those on display in Parliament today!
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Ready for Boris to ravish her after dinner!!!

Pittcity

It’s because he is rather hunched over instead of standing up straight. And the wild hair. You can imagine him in an off-the-shoulder animal fur, with a club in his hand, probably dragging a dead animal to his cave for Carrie to cook over a camp fire, dressed rather alluringly in a Raquel Welch fur bikini.

Why does Boris remind me of a caveman?

Walking to the Lords - Corbyn and Johnson led, Thornberry
right behind him .

Leaving the Lords, Johnson, Corbyn and Abbott led, tough on Thornberry

Waste of bloody money

Corbyn certainly looks an old man, especially compared to the vibrancy of 55y old Boris who looks energised and enthusiastic. The GE result has knocked JC for six. McDonnell has had his balloon popped - he looked truly deflated just now on tv. Their moment(um) has been and gone - the silent majority told them to get lost!

imagine corbyn trying to negotiate with world leaders, doesn`t bear thinking about. Did anyone notice huckleberry ram her way to the front?

Anyone like to be a fly on the wall in corbyns house at christmas, miserable and rude old git?

Me too Anniebach .... Harriet Harman was sitting in ‘his’ seat on the bench. End of an era.

I agree JenniferEccles - Corbyn has been a pretty graceless individual in defeat hasn’t he?

A thumping majority of 80 seats for Boris everything in his manifesto can be a shoo-in now! I predict we will be putting the GREAT back into Britain in 2020. I can sense the optimism..
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I missed Dennis Skinner

we have to put our trust in him not to let us down,

We don't have to trust a proven liar.
Not let us down? I'll believe it when I see it.

A bit of gold braid and trumpeting makes you glad to be British?
You're easily pleased.

His face was a picture wasn’t it? !!

Boris tried to engage him in conversation but he wasn’t having any of it, actually to the point of rudeness.

What a great agenda our government is planning.
Now though we have to put our trust in him not to let us down, particularly those voters who have never voted Tory in their lives before.

I love all the pageantry we have here. All the Black Rod customs, the uniforms, all brilliant.

How lucky we are to be British.