As a Tory voter, are you offended by being called 'Gammon face'?

[mossdog]

It doesn’t wind me up.

 

I see it as s kind of knockabout dystopian comedy, which makes it even sweeter to see gammons being activated by the events.

 

My party is rarely ever on it anyway.

 

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More tender, honey roast

...........you're a Kipper:hihi:

[I1L2T3]

You really aren't doing yourself any favours on this thread.

 

So much anger

 

I’m not angry. I think it’s funny.

 

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...........you're a Kipper:hihi:

 

They’re on all the time, or they used to be.

 

What happened to them?

[convert]

Bit touchy aren't you? Do you want some pineapple?

 

Stop egging him on...

[stifflersmom]

Well this is good, Pulp's Common People updated

http://https://twitter.com/mc_hankins/status/996453017737187330?s=19

[Magilla]

Well this is good, Pulp's Common People updated

http://https://twitter.com/mc_hankins/status/996453017737187330?s=19

 

You'll never live like gammon people

You'll never do whatever gammon people do

You'll never fail like gammon people

You'll never watch your life slide out of view

And drink and blame the EU

Because there's nothing else to do

 

[ultracynic]

Seems a bit of a fail to aim this insult at the right when people like Prescott and Kinnock are classic gammon faces.

[I1L2T3]

Seems a bit of a fail to aim this insult at the right when people like Prescott and Kinnock are classic gammon faces.

 

Yes they’re gammons too.

[gomgeg]

It's the first time I've heard of this term when I've just seen it on here.

Seems a bit strange that it's used for Tory voters, I would have thought it's more applicable to left wingers. Jeremy Corbyn looked as though he was ready to explode on yesterday's PMQs.

It's also usually the left who are getting angry on demo's ranting about people who've got more than them, conveniently forgetting that they might have worked hard for it.

[esme]

Mod Note

 

Kindly desist from making personal comments about other users please

[Mister M]

It's the first time I've heard of this term when I've just seen it on here.

Seems a bit strange that it's used for Tory voters, I would have thought it's more applicable to left wingers. Jeremy Corbyn looked as though he was ready to explode on yesterday's PMQs.

It's also usually the left who are getting angry on demo's ranting about people who've got more than them, conveniently forgetting that they might have worked hard for it.

 

There's such a plethora of not very nice names that have been dreamt up for left wingers - 'muesli eating, sandal wearers' (courtesy of George Orwell); 'pinkos' (referring to their apparent communist tendencies); 'champagne socialists' (referring to those who don't live in poverty but read books and support Labour); 'Gaurdianistas' (obvious); 'PC brigade' (anyone who objects to derogatory names for people different to them like '****', 'puff', 'chinky', '******' etc).

A shame that our Tory friends aren't included & have a name all to themselves....

Edited May 18, 2018 by Mister M