OK, this made me laugh.
Where is #EdStone? The monumental question facing Labour after Miliband’s departure
Ed Miliband’s much maligned pledge stone remains shrouded in mystery and its whereabouts unknown
Just in case you thought that America had a monopoly on Stupid Political Tricks… the pledge stone was this tablet of stone with a bunch of utterly forgettable Labour slogans inscribed on it. They were gonna put in… the Prime Minister’s garden, I guess… once Labour won; only, Labour lost. And by ‘lost’ I mean ‘the Tories won a majority, and the SNP is now wearing Labour’s intestines as a hat.’ And nobody knows where the Stone is. The British are quite keen to find out, mind you: there are awkward questions ahead about whether the stone was made out of proper British stone, whether it was stone at all, who did the lettering, who approved this daft notion and are they getting competent medical attention, that sort of thing. But that’s not the important thing. No, the important thing is that, once again, Spinal Tap knew what the heck it was talking about:
I don’t know how they keep doing it.
Moe Lane (crosspost)
PS: Yeah, the SNP probably has it. No doubt they’ll be using it to replace the Stone of Scone in some dark Scottish devolution ritual. …What? Americans know some foreign customs. When it suits us to do so.
” = inches; ‘ = feet.
Why would anyone expect a heavy metal band to know that ‘ = bigger and ” = littler?
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And then the dancing hobbits…sorry; I got no explanation for that.
Wait – the Druids were actually a tribe of Hobbits. And then the Romans broke the Ban keeping Men out of the Shire. And then the Hobbits helped the Saxons to kick the Romans out; and then something something – vikings something something industrial revolution something Oxford professor…
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It all makes sense!
Hey, how about Kamala Harris and the Magical Crusader Police from Beyond Time, huh? Pretty krazee.
Cops always have the best drugs.
Any Labour campaign managers not seen recently? It looks like about the right size for the Full Hoffa.
I had a Scone of Stone the other day, the raisins were apparently quarried from the same site as the #EdStone.
Either that or Dave bought it for 50p to get a cheap head start on rebuilding Hadrian’s Wall.