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Someone thinks Brown is King Canute

" We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to prevent coastal erosion on the east coast of Yorkshire". Source

As opposed to the west coast of Yorkshire, of course.


And yes I know it was Canute's SpAd's who thought he could hold back the sea, not the king himself.

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Blogger Old BE said... 4:10 pm

I prefer the other spelling which is rather closer to GORDON BROWN...  



Anonymous Anonymous said... 5:54 am

o/t: Senor Guido appears to be "unavailable". Have the hackers done a Harriet on him??  



Blogger JuliaM said... 5:01 pm

No, he had a technical glitch, it's back up now.

Poor old 'Harry's Place' is having problems again though...  



Anonymous Anonymous said... 9:08 pm

The PM could hold back the water by putting taxes up on the rich. And forcing them to pay for defence against flood ersion.  



Anonymous Anonymous said... 10:51 pm

I always though King Canute was rather a sweetie. Trying to convince all those silly Viking courtiers - why do I see John Cleese et cie leaping about in elaborate Shakespeare mode? - of the reality of life. I mean, the whole scene, as reported, was simply Pythonesque.  



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