Another Boris gaffe

Doesn't get any better does he

Icebergs ahoy.

Groan!

Man the lifeboats!

Oh! It's not an iceberg, it's Gina Miller!!

Ahh, but was it a coded message ? Notwithstanding I'd like to clip his ear - he's not as daft as he would like us to think.

He's keeping it well hidden granny

and the band played on.... what a plonker? or a calculated "gaffe"?

It depends on how you hear / read / perceive his meaning I suppose.

Some obviously find the use of the word 'titanic' amusing because they visualise or immediately think of the sinking of the 'Titanic'. Boris is fair play to be 'the butt of a joke' , never given credence of having any intellect, a fool.

Others will hear / read / perceive his words in the literal meaning .

Strong, extremely powerful, important, immense, great in ability of strength etc. etc. etc.

Either way you perceive it he is likely to find amusement in his choice of words/gaffe and won't be wounded by it.

He is pure Marmight isn't he.

Calculated, I reckon. He apparently has a sense of humour.

Not sure who finds him amusing though. I expect Boris finds himself amusing, he certainly acts as if he does.

Makes you wonder just how many people actually know the meaning of the word 'titanic', POGS!

I do know the meaning of the word titanic, but I find find his choice of it in this context amusing. Probably well chosen too to get a response.Also, I don't doubt his intelligence as I have seen the difficult Latin entrance exam that he had to sit and pass as a young boy.

I don't think May finds Boris very amusing going by the barbed comment she made to him apropos Heseltine's dog.

Think of the Titans! They were pretty big and spectacular, rather like Boris himself.

But the Titans were overthrown by their rebellious children, weren't they?

Interesting...

Boris lives a charmed life, so he would no doubt be ready for any rebellion ( possibly knock them out with a Cornish pastie.)

But will it be a real Cornish pasty or will it be one of the imitation Cornish pasties which are poised to flood the UK post Brexit?

metro.co.uk/2016/07/01/leaving-the-eu-could-kill-off-the-cornish-pasty-5979073/

Hmm - what's 'Scotch beef' and 'Scotch lamb'?

Pasties were invented in Devon anyway, the Cornish pinched the idea
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/6144460.stm

Well, it's a titanic struggle, that's for sure!

Teresa May buried her head in her hands when she heard it!

I've just heard Alan Bennett asking how can Paul Merton and Ian Hislop sit on the same panel with people like Boris, Farage et al, as though they're harmless buffoons, when they're not. (But he said it better than that, obviously.)

Freudian (spelling?) slip obviously, probably meant 'gigantic'. I don't think it is very funny though, this is our country's future they are all playing with here. He is an idiot (putting it politely!)