Political Caption Competition
Mark Mitchell had seen many horrors while working as a mercenary in Iraq, but nothing compared him to the pain that would be sharing a taxi with Simeon Brown. The dead sad look in Mark’s eyes says it all.
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Political Caption Competition
I don’t need to carry in KFC and pretend to care when it’s not a climate event
Man drops kid off at the pool
Code Brown
Mark ponders whether this is another wee dog he can rescue and impress the media girls… again.
Within 5 minutes after these two obnoxious cretins alighted, it was necessary to take the vehicle off the road for a thorough deep clean and fumigation.
Simeon’s practising his drop kicks on Mitchell’s left kidney.
Cuff links sans neck ties is so ignorant and infra dignitatem that botox boy might start bawling…again.