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 An awful fankle
Topic Originator: Parboiled  
Date:   Thu 22 Feb 08:05

Halfwit Humza in interview, getting all muddled up over most seats in a GE and and a majority of seats. As a mandate to begin separation negotiations with UK govt..

Maybe a nursery teacher could bring a box of coloured counters in and explain the numbers bit.Very slowly.

If he seriously believes the other bit he’s beyond help.
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 Re: An awful fankle
Topic Originator: The One Who Knocks  
Date:   Thu 22 Feb 09:29

When referring to someone as a halfwit it`s best not to balls up a paragraph with a full stop halfway through it.

I`d now be surprised if the SNP drop below 29 seats at the general election so they should still hold onto a majority of the seats in Scotland.

And although my eyes were open
They just might as well be closed
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 Re: An awful fankle
Topic Originator: Parboiled  
Date:   Thu 22 Feb 15:59

That was actually two sentences. Clumsy I admit. Excuse my ungrammaticalness but it was early in the morning.
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 Re: An awful fankle
Topic Originator: wee eck  
Date:   Thu 22 Feb 16:16

I hate to be pedantic but I`ll make an exception in your case. A sentence needs a verb. I presume you`re going to blame your poor Scottish education.
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