Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition

Ha ha. What a dull Budget. Ha ha. Delivered by a dull man. Ha ha.

The thing is, what the hell were people expecting? When was the last time anybody laughed themselves sick at the delivery of a budget? Or wept hot tears of emotion? It’s a recitation of revenues and expenditures not Madam bleedin’ Butterfly or The Empire Strikes Back. Of course it’s sodding boring. It’s never anything else. Don’t make an issue of it.

If only Alistair Darling had told a few mucky jokes or done his white-eared elephant impression. Maybe next year.


Posted on March 12th, 2008 at 9:39pm under UK politics

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  1. ejh (436 comments.) on 12.03.2008 at 21:59 Permalink | Reply

    Well, if he’d blindfolded Gordon Brown before sticking a sword into his guts it certainly would have made a change.

  2. redpesto on 13.03.2008 at 10:14 Permalink | Reply

    When was the last time anybody laughed themselves sick at the delivery of a budget? Or wept hot tears of emotion?

    Nigel Lawson’s budget, when he cut the top rate of tax to 40% – tell me you didn’t Hulk out at such a blatant giveaway to the rich?

  3. Curly (23 comments.) on 13.03.2008 at 10:30 Permalink | Reply

    Who presented yesterday’s affair, was it darling or major?
    Are they one and the same?

  4. ejh (436 comments.) on 13.03.2008 at 13:36 Permalink | Reply

    tell me you didn’t Hulk out at such a blatant giveaway to the rich?

    I was driving, and I pulled over to the side of the road to calm myself.

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