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Viking
4 months ago

Get outta the sack, it’s back to work day.
There’s stuff to do.
Lazy sods.
Sleeping in while our big boss is on a plane to somewhere to do something.
Obviously, we need more Indians if ya want to lie in bed all day.

Last edited 4 months ago by Viking
I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
4 months ago

been working harder then you old boy 🙂

speaking of fucking indians i went to our local supermarket (sorta like a big four square) and its owned by an indian chap… i think he was inspired by communist russia supermarkets of the 80s, i got bare minimum as most of the “fresh produce” looked worse than what we toss to our pigs back home, the milk had 1day left on the best before.
ive been going to shop next town over as id been told it was much better, ill be sticking to that from now on.

across the road the roadhouse is owned by an authentic headwobbler complete with headtowel. anyways the hot food is great… if you needed dry brick like building materials. just wont bother going there anymore, plus can get the same few items each time and the price varies by several dollars.

the only good thing indians are good for is converting rice and curry into runny shit, dunno how that benefits anyone tho.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
4 months ago

You’ve got no idea, as usual. I’ve been to India.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
4 months ago

you shouldve stayed there

Mike Hunty
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
4 months ago

I had to come back and shag your slapper partner. Tell her to stop texting Hunty.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
4 months ago

thats not her, it was the ladyboy neighbour. stop making excuses for your poor sexual choices and poor performance

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Mike Hunty
4 months ago

And

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Viking
4 months ago

Nah Viking. In my case I’d be lying in bed all day because we got more Indians.

Tarquin
Reply to  Viking
4 months ago

Morning, off to work I go. Someone has to pay the pensions and unfortunately the koha and grift money. Spent most of Sunday fishing with a couple of friends, caught 4 fish none of them much more than legal. Dinner at Tarquin Towers this week might look like something out of a Charles Dickens book.

Komata
Komata
4 months ago

This piece from one Mathew Horncastle (About whom I know nothing) on FB might be of interest.

It would appear that disenchantment is setting in…

‘Te Pāti Māori Is Not What It Says It Is

I do not care about anyone’s race. It means nothing to me. What I care about is whether a person is honest, whether they work, whether they take responsibility for their own life, and whether the institutions of this country serve every New Zealander equally.
That is why Te Pāti Māori bothers me.
A party that claims to fight elite capture is structurally dependent on state contracting. Its president runs Whānau Ora and the Waipareira Trust. State funds flow into agencies he controls. Staff move between political and contracting roles. Public money becomes political infrastructure. This is exactly the cronyism every libertarian and every honest progressive should oppose.
A party that takes its seat in Parliament should respect Parliament. You cannot swear the oath, take the salary, and use the platform while declaring the institution itself colonial and illegitimate. That is not principled opposition. That is having it both ways.
A party that calls a coalition government “systemic genocide” for adjusting smokefree timelines has chosen language that makes serious conversation impossible. Words have weight. When everything is genocide, nothing is.
And a party that organises itself around race in a country that should be moving past race is not the future. It is the opposite of the future.
I want one law for all New Zealanders. One vote of equal weight. One standard of conduct in Parliament. One country.
Te Pāti Māori does not want any of that. That is why I will never support them’.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Komata
4 months ago

As Maori do not recognise the Crown ad the Nations soverign body they have nobody yo negotiate with and funds should be withdrawn totally or is Mori recognition limited to recieving money!!

rightoverlabour
Reply to  freethinker
4 months ago

If the ferals don’t recognise the crown they should be out of parliament. End of Story.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Komata
4 months ago

I know Matthew. He’s a good guy. You wana see his wife. Scorching hot.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Mike Hunty
4 months ago

Horncastle Homes

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Mike Hunty
4 months ago

And Williams Corporation.

Founded in 2012 by childhood friends Matthew William Horncastle and Blair William Chappell,
Williams Corporation leverages efficient connection and a shared mindset to drive high business productivity.
https://www.williamscorporation.co.nz/

An older version of Bob Clarkson, ? who rattled a few as MP of Tauranga.

An interview with Chris Lynch & Matthew Horncastle
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1826269351367416
32 minutes : Typocal Facebook date is not disclosed.

Meet the outspoken co-owner of one of New Zealand’s largest residential developers.
How did Matthew Horncastle build his success and is politics next?
Watch my new episode of Let’s Meet for Coffee, with Black & White Coffee Cartel HQ where good conversation meets delicious food & beautiful coffee.

A bit blurby, but backgrounds his life & experiences, sort of interesting on his wild ride in expansion.

At least not another lawyer or teacher and has done a few things.
Whether he can withstand what politics & media can through & dig up on him will be another issue.

Last edited 4 months ago by Simpleton1
Mike Hunty
Reply to  Simpleton1
4 months ago

over 2300 units built

Viking
Reply to  Simpleton1
4 months ago

I think you mean a younger version of BOB.
Bob is now in a retirement home in the dementia ward.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
4 months ago

Yes younger.

In better times a write up of Bob in 2013.
https://www.marketingfirst.co.nz/2013/03/a-collection-of-7-bob-clarkson-thoughts/#:~

Curious
Reply to  Simpleton1
4 months ago

Williams have built a large number of homes in Silverdale (the millwater development) area just down the road from me.

Viking
Reply to  Komata
4 months ago

Big builder from Christchurch. Making a noise because he thinks he wants to be an MP.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Viking
4 months ago

Thats a very long bow Vicking.

Viking
Reply to  freethinker
4 months ago

Nope he has been saying it.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Viking
4 months ago

I’ve never seen that anywhere. ” I wana be an MP”

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Viking
4 months ago

Well with talk like that he wont fit in with Luxon/National.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Hooker Phil
4 months ago

A good reason why he would make a good MP.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Saggy
4 months ago

Gold.

They need to release a picture of her with a beard, too, in case she hasn’t had a chance to shave.

Alice
Reply to  Saggy
4 months ago

Seem an appropriate meme:

Capture
Tarquin
Reply to  Saggy
4 months ago

No doubt about that one.

Tarquin
4 months ago

I’ve been reading a bit about how reporters from our esteemed news agencies are interviewing politicians and then editing the footage to make them look good and their victim ( anyone from the coalition and Luxon in particular ) look bad. It’s time National in particular started taking their own film crew along so they can analyse the footage Put it out there for all to see and formally complain about the clear bias. This worked for ACT and it’s something National would be foolish not to do.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Tarquin
4 months ago

Luxon should do a Trump interview me and report a biased version = no more interviews then add no more Govt (Taxpayer paid) advertising. Time to liquidiation – weeks.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Tarquin
4 months ago

Aggressive and belligerent. A ‘winning’ combination by many who get their intended result by bullying their way through life.

Oops, meant in reply to Saggy’s comment below.

Last edited 4 months ago by waikatogirl
Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  waikatogirl
4 months ago

Maiki Sherman is Maori at least the writer didn’t end up in the pot!

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Sooty
4 months ago

I have noticed how awful Maori females are and thats not just their appearance.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

That’s why you need a sharp knife. To cut your arm off if you doze off and it rolls onto it.

Tarquin
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

Drinking in the Kaikohe Pub is pretty much a suicide mission. I personally draw a line at the Star Hotel in Kawakawa. Thankfully the Moerewa Pub shut years ago.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

Double bag?

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Sooty
4 months ago

See my comment above. Two bags and a sharp knife. Just in case.

Tarquin
Reply to  freethinker
4 months ago

Not having a bar code appears to be weighing heavily on poor Maiki.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Tarquin
4 months ago

Is she getting a fat arse?

Saggy
4 months ago

Hmm this is interesting. I would imagine most people would have been fired for this.

https://substack.com/home/post/p-195304251

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Saggy
4 months ago

Fuck, that reporter counts as at least a two bagger. Why are the left invariably butt ugly as well as stupid?

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
4 months ago

funny about history, ain’t it.
Way back, the MPs used to “meet” their supporters at the pub. It was the best meeting place, and if you go back far enough, it was almost the only social occasion available until districts had halls. Then the meetings shifted to halls.
Lee did his at the Parks in Auckland, and many did theirs at union offices or stock sales.
I recall being in the local when Lange’s government was in power, and Trevor Decleene was an MP. He had an orchard up here with others. real raconteur he was. could stand and play Shakespeare. He did say that they would fix the Desert Rd in one session. still isn’t, of course.
We also had our Local MP, Bruce Townsend, and before him, Robert Anderson and we all met in the pub. Bruce was a local and a member of our Lions Club. Good bloke, but couldn’t stay on the Veranda.
There was evil intent all the way through by many, and Barry Soper spells out what arseholes the press can be. Especially when tied to the left. Finton Patric Walsh was one who was about as evil as anyone could be, as were some of his followers.

If I had time, I could tell you about some of the extortion rackets these people ran and the violence that went with it.
But have to go.

Tauhei Notts
Tauhei Notts
Reply to  Viking
4 months ago

Memo to The Editor.
Could you please give Viking some space to write about Fintan Patrick Walsh. My reading suggests to me that Walsh was a prime arse hole, and I hope a long piece by Viking (who writes so well) would be illuminating.

Viking
Reply to  Tauhei Notts
4 months ago

That he certainly was.
Nasty, evil and dangerous. Worse thug than the current badies in the gangs.
Slit ya throat for nothing type of guy. Had plenty of henchmen who did his dirty work.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Tauhei Notts
4 months ago

viking can only copy paste if its longer than 2 or 3 lines

nasska
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

Somewhere in Tauranga an unemployed ghost writer is going to get a lucky break. 🙂

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Tauhei Notts
4 months ago

There should be some interesting tales to be told, & skeletons to rattle.

…… Fintan Patrick Walsh (1894-1963), known as the Black Prince, was the most powerful trade unionist New Zealand has known and has even been compared with Jimmy Hoffa, the gangster-style leader of the Teamsters Union in the US
Many have tried over the years, but this by high-profile writer Graeme Hunt is the first-ever biography of this major New Zealand political figure.
To his many detractors, Walsh was a bully with blood on his hands, impossibly corrupted by his dealings with politicians and big business.
Stories abound to this day of beatings and intimidation, even murder.
To his admirers, including many in politics, he was a fixer and a great union leader who could ….
https://books.google.co.in/books?id=6EztAAAAMAAJ&source=gbs_navlinks_s

….. According to the authors, Fraser and Walsh used “bully-boy tactics” against unionists or Labour Party members who “tried to escape from the finely meshed disciplinary net the two of them threw across the two sections of the Labour movement” …..
https://nzbooks.org.nz/2001/non-fiction/antipodean-apparatchik-barry-gustafson/#:~

A fair few of the older generation knew of the leverage & hold that Labour though welcomed in 1935 that eventually changed.

These days the union power is reduced, and seems to be replaced by many in the media.

Last edited 4 months ago by Simpleton1
Viking
Reply to  Simpleton1
4 months ago

Kinda sums him up.

Alice
Reply to  Saggy
4 months ago

We really need to get back to the good old days of “Sticks and stones will break your bones but names will never harm you.”

Saggy
Reply to  Alice
4 months ago

I’m all for that, but it needs to apply across the board.

Pinky1
Pinky1
Reply to  Saggy
4 months ago

Can you imagine if a national party member had used the term. We would have certainly heard about it. The left definitely get different treatment.

Ross12
4 months ago

I have not looked at the detail of this NZ/India FTA but I see NZ has committed to $20 billion in investment into India. Where is that going to come from?

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Ross12
4 months ago

Fuel tax, they are creaming it!

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Ross12
4 months ago

its supposedly private investment, then consequences if its not met.

Last edited 4 months ago by I am a stupid boy
Ross12
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
4 months ago

I thought that might be the case but how some private investment in NZ or are they all scared off by the fringe anti progress crowd (ie what happened to the seabed mining project) and iwi bribery scams (ie Ngai Tahu and the Santana project and the successful scam on the electricity generator)

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Ross12
4 months ago

Really good for India. $20b investment and open door to NZ for Indian students to get work visas to cook delicious curries, and their extended families moving with them……..

Will all that generous financial and expert investment in India be good for the average kiwi?

Last edited 4 months ago by waikatogirl
FJA
FJA
Reply to  waikatogirl
4 months ago

The investment will come from Indians here, and be directed back to enterprises in India owned by friends and family.

So yes, the average kiwi will benefit, lol.

Sabre38
Sabre38
Reply to  FJA
4 months ago

So how long before the closures of glenbrook steel and bluff smelter for cheap Indian metal imports

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Sabre38
4 months ago

Probably before the steel buyers realise that the steel doesn’t meet the specifications.

Sooty
Sooty
4 months ago

Ex Prince Harry and his wife may be planning a trip/residency to NZ, as their financial woes continue, the rumoured ten million earned on the Australian trip, does not fill the hole he is in! Blowing up the Kings trip to USA, with his interview will not achieve this!

Ross12
4 months ago

Interesting new development in geothermal energy exploration. They still have a few hurdles to get over but results so far look impressive.

https://en.clickpetroleoegas.com.br/a-company-that-drilled-for-oil-has-drilled-48-kilometers-of-rock-in-utah-and-found-a-never-ending-heat-of-290-degrees-now-it-is-building-the-davila/#google_vignette

Viking
Reply to  Ross12
4 months ago

Currently a project that is on the go here in NZ.

AI Overview

New Zealand is pioneering “supercritical” geothermal drilling to access 400°C+ heat at depths of 4-6 km, aiming to double geothermal energy output by 2040 and secure renewable baseload power. A $60 million project, partnering with experts like Todd Energy, will target the Taupō Volcanic Zone with drilling expected to commence in 2026/2027. 
Key Aspects of NZ Deep Geothermal Projects

  • Target Depth & Temperature: Current conventional wells reach . This project aims for 4-6 km depth to tap “superhot” or supercritical fluids exceeding , offering vastly superior energy generation potential compared to standard wells.
  • Project Locations: The Rotokawa field and broader Taupō Volcanic Zone are the primary focus for early tests.
  • Government and Industry Partnership: The NZ government has invested $60 million for the initial test wells, involving GNS Science, Contact Energy, Mercury Energy, and the University of Auckland.
  • Potential Impact: If successful, this technology could provide over 2,000 MW of power, significantly reducing reliance on fossil fuels. 

Technical and Environmental Challenges

  • Extreme Conditions: Drilling at these depths involves extreme pressure and highly corrosive conditions, which require specialized engineering.
  • Re-injection: Research is exploring how to manage carbon dioxide produced, aiming for zero-emissions geothermal energy.
  • Sustainability: The Geothermal: The Next Generation project is actively analyzing how extracting this deep heat affects the reservoirs. 

The project is crucial for New Zealand’s goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, offering a potential game-changer in Renewable energy

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Ross12
4 months ago

That’s 4.8 km, not the 48 in the link, Drilling 48 km would be some feat. The deepest hole every drilled only reached 12km before everything started melting….

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

Dog trained quick!

Viking
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

awesum

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

There is some coin in these realistic supersized models. Problem is one mistake and tens of thousands gone in a flash…..

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

Spoil sport!

nasska
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

His death was reported on 2nd March at https://www.news9live.com/world/irans-acting-supreme-leader-ayatollah-arafeh-killed-in-airstrikes-2938047 but there’s been little collaborating publicity.

#. ““Israeli media reports that Iran’s acting supreme leader, Ayatollah Arafeh, was killed in new strikes on Tehran. He was appointed today following the death of Khamenei in previous joint military operations.”

Regardless, a Reddit commentator captured the moment when he wrote “He died doing what he loved, hating freedom and rule by the people (democracy).”

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
4 months ago

Israel killed the old one yesterday and killed the new one today.
Iran had better go back to writing letters, rather than their phones!

Sooty
Sooty
4 months ago

Australia RSL is reviewing it’s welcome to the country mumbo jumbo at ANZAC ceremonies on ANZAC. It’s like the compulsory ANZ fight safety movie endurance on every flight, or having to endure the never ending haka. Will they make you endure a promotional video everytime you step into the supermarket?

Brian Marshall
4 months ago

Meanwhile on the other side of the world….. https://x.com/trobinsonnewera/status/2048884970702393478?s=61

Tommy makes a point. You don’t hate the media enough. You think you do, but you don’t.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Brian Marshall
4 months ago

Thanks BM as I recall this happening quite a while ago

So did the UK government under Keir Starmer serve a “D notice” DSMA-Notice (Defence and Security Media Advisory Notice) on the media to keep things under wraps.

https://nitter.poast.org/trobinsonnewera/status/2048884970702393478?s=61
Interesting memes here in the comments.
——— ——— —-
This also lines up on Ani O’Brien talking with link, about the TVNZ political editor, by DEI Maiki Sherman as mentioned earlier this morning by Saggy
https://ysb.co.nz/have-your-say-735/#comment-476341

Finally being mentioned by some mainstream legacy media because they figure some others will run with that boozed mad wahine.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/media-insider/tvnz-political-editor-maiki-sherman-allegedly-used-a-homophobic-slur-in-an-incident-involving-lloyd-burr-in-finance-minister-nicola-willis-office/premium/K3ADI6IN7ZDN7P3W54KYBZBPKE/
Behind a paywall so still keeping it on the down low.

Plus the protective spin here in this headline:

Nicola Willis kept quiet about TVNZ political editor’s alleged slur due to ‘concern for the individual’ targeted
https://www.waikatotimes.co.nz/politics/360994172/tvnz-political-editor-allegedly-directed-slur-fellow-reporter-during-nicola-willis-drinks-event
Paywalled.

Same goes for NZ devious mainstream media, covering, hiding, twisting pressitudes.

Last edited 4 months ago by Simpleton1
Viking
Reply to  Simpleton1
4 months ago

Had a bit of a discussion today at work about the news.
Very few people bother with it as most see it as unreliable, biased and more about the news services’ opinions than reporting correctly what the event or interview was about.

That TVNZ think her behavoir is acceptable tells us it’s time to close the management down.
Its management and directors set the standard, and they fail appallingly. Advertisers only pay for eyes, and the number of eyes must be very low these days.

nasska
4 months ago

DEI in the police force is out of control. There is no minimum height or maximum weight for men or women but it has long been my opinion that putting a mouthy policewoman against a methed up 20 stone PI can have only one ending.

So I wasn’t exactly surprised to read the account of a Dunedin incident at https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/pensioner-strangles-cop-central-dunedin-fracas where:

#. “A pensioner allegedly strangled a police officer as he tried to stop officers from interviewing 20 teenagers mass-brawling in central Dunedin.”

Apparently there was a bit of a disagreement, the police used pepper spray and……

#. “In the chaos, the man and three police officers were hit with the spray.
The four fell to the ground, and despite being pepper sprayed, the man managed to grab an officer around the neck and allegedly began strangling them.”

What the actual fuck?! A 67YO National Superannuatant takes out three cops who cant even hold a can of pepper spray straight.

Our thin blue line is a fat, feeble, pink squiggle in the sand.

Last edited 4 months ago by nasska
I am a stupid boy
Reply to  nasska
4 months ago

to be fair my FIL could probably do better and hes 70 with epic hatred for pigs

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  nasska
4 months ago

The police are owned by the DEI and the trans’ agendas.

The OIA request proves this is false.
Police were aware the situation was getting out of hand, with the protestors dismantling the safety fencing and crowding in on the meeting.
Protesters became increasingly aggressive, and only after Parker’s supporters successfully evacuated her from the crowd of abusive protestors did police provide an escort for Parker from there to a police car.
Communications also showed instructions for the operation were sent by Senior Sergeant Rhona Stace, a male-to-female cop championed as a symbol of progressivism in the force.
This adds to the question of how much ideological bias contributed to the police response.
https://centrist.nz/posie-parker-nz-visit-police-complicity/

Rhona Stace has been a Senior Prosecutor within the Police Prosecution Service

The inclusiveness for the now recognized official word:—- “genderation” as shown here in the NZ Police.
https://www.policeassn.org.nz/news/championing-diversity#/

Last edited 4 months ago by Simpleton1
nasska
Reply to  Simpleton1
4 months ago

Somehow the respect engendered by the senior constable hoisting the scrote up the wall by his shirt front hasn’t survived the move to the politically correct, bitchy, motormouth police officer of indeterminate gender we see today.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  nasska
4 months ago

A hard kick by a size 12 up the bum.
hoisting the scrote up the wall by his shirt front.

The move to the politically correct in these times allows for the liason ‘shirt tail lifter’ & so the meaning of “hoisted” as also moved on. 😖

respect Rengendered” is the new agenda as they will also claim the handcuffs are for their protection and most importantly for your protection.

nasska
4 months ago

And another one joins the last. https://www.1news.co.nz/2026/04/28/investigation-after-unexplained-injuries-to-infant-in-christchurch/

#. “Officers are undertaking enquiries to establish how the infant came to be injured, including speaking with family members,”

We know don’t we? It was colonisation wat did it.

rightoverlabour
4 months ago

Not sure why kiwis are going to Oz. They full of Feral darkies as well

Just seen this

You’ve probably seen the fallout from Melbourne’s ANZAC Day dawn service … but there’s a lot more to this story than what’s being reported.
Did you see the past comments from the same aboriginal activist who was loudly booed at the Shrine of Remembrance?
“Uncle” Mark Brown, who delivered the “Welcome to Country” that sparked outrage on ANZAC Day, previously made disturbing remarks following the death of Charlie Kirk.
In one post, Brown wrote: “Charlie Kirk deserved the fate he brought on himself. When you spend your life fueling division, spreading lies, and tearing down communities, it is only a matter of time before that same poison turns back on you. His downfall isn’t tragedy – it’s justice catching up with him.”

Brian Marshall
Reply to  rightoverlabour
4 months ago

The abo welcome to country ceremonial welcome was invented by Ernie Dingo in the 1970’s after seeing the Maori waiata and greetings. It’s a made up modern piece of shit, but at least it’s older than Matariki. I give them that.

nasska
Reply to  Brian Marshall
4 months ago

What a shower of shit. It’s arguably worse than the cultural cringe we experience on a daily basis in Godzone.

Still the West Islanders struck it lucky with music. The sound of the didgeridoo beats seven shades of crap out of the Maori nose flute.

rightoverlabour
4 months ago
nasska
Reply to  rightoverlabour
4 months ago

Her speech writer must be about ready to call it a day. 🙂

rightoverlabour
4 months ago

Didnt know about this. Cops look like idiots once again…. https://x.com/i/status/2048623037730185303

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  rightoverlabour
4 months ago

So did the police ever question, track how this guy was given a gun licence, able to have a gun?

https://nitter.poast.org/i/status/2048623037730185303

November 21, 2024
 “since recovered an AR-15 style assault rifle, as well as a large amount of ammunition from inside the vehicle.”
https://www.1news.co.nz/2024/11/21/video-shows-gun-being-grabbed-off-man-during-auckland-incident/

More written up here.
comment image

So guns are banned, so gang members can run around with them. …….hmmmmm …. and police are minutes away when seconds count.

Viking
4 months ago

Australia mouse plague spreads towards South Australia farms, experts warn

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/auckland/australia-mouse-plague-spreads-towards-south-australia-farms-experts-warn/K56PXKU3PFA43OZZJQ4LF264QY/

how many of the poor little critters yu run down SB?

Viking
4 months ago
tnuC
tnuC
Reply to  Viking
3 months ago

cher bro
for total fucks sake

time after time after time

who was the silly cow bloke that trusted that low life fucken bitch to suddenly change her dna in a ‘natural ability’ ( “of course, ‘it has often been said’ Professor Bro” ) to ripp off the poor ?

yep
same same same
actually totally believable by anybody not a cock-sucking fuckhead te Greenlabour idiot academic wokester

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