[News] "Nude" protestors in the House of Commons

edna krabappel · Apr 1, 2019

Well the media are calling them "nude". A bunch of barely clothed climate activists have just interrupted Peter Kyle's speech, with rumours of buttocks being superglued to the security glass.

Though most of them appear to have their pants on, so whilst it may be lacking in traditional parliamentary decorum, I'm not sure it's enough to truly shock many people (wait- is Ann Widdecombe still an MP?).

Bold Seagull · Apr 1, 2019

edna krabappel said:
A bunch of barely clothed climate activists have just interrupted Peter Kyle's speech, with rumours of buttocks being superglued to the security glass.

Though most of them appear to have their pants on, so whilst it may be lacking in traditional parliamentary decorum, I'm not sure it's enough to truly shock many people (wait- is Ann Widdecombe still an MP?).

Peter Kyle in turn was quite funny thereafter, in 'getting to the bottom of the issues at hand', 'the failure to get a deal has been exposed', and 'the right honorable friend has turned the other cheek in asking that'. His final attempt to get a pun was met with a 'please no more Peter'...

edna krabappel · Apr 1, 2019

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Bold Seagull · Apr 1, 2019

I'm pretty sure to his left were the protestors.

To his right, someone was eating a bacon sandwich in a difficult manner.

Thunder Bolt · Apr 1, 2019

Full glorious technicolour photos on the Brexit thread. Some of them stuck their buttocks to the glass with superglue.

AmexRuislip · Apr 1, 2019

edna krabappel said:
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Was Ed looking at a reflection in the security glass.

AmexRuislip · Apr 1, 2019

AmexRuislip said:
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Was Ed looking at a reflection in the security glass.

Aren't all MP's genieasses?

BensGrandad · Apr 1, 2019

What amazes me is that with many of the protesters highlighting the jobs situation how do they get the time off to protest inside and outside of parliament, if they are worried about their jobs in the future.

Bold Seagull · Apr 1, 2019

BensGrandad said:
What amazes me is that with many of the protesters highlighting the jobs situation how do they get the time off to protest inside and outside of parliament, if they are worried about their jobs in the future.

Statutory leave?

BensGrandad · Apr 1, 2019

Bold Seagull said:
Statutory leave?

What, so many so often?

Bold Seagull · Apr 1, 2019

BensGrandad said:
What, so many so often?

Shift patterns.

brightn'ove · Apr 1, 2019

BensGrandad said:
What, so many so often?

You may be shocked to find that each protest is not attended by exactly the same people each time.

clapham_gull · Apr 1, 2019

BensGrandad said:
What amazes me is that with many of the protesters highlighting the jobs situation how do they get the time off to protest inside and outside of parliament, if they are worried about their jobs in the future.

I think it's called a holiday.

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edna krabappel · Apr 1, 2019

BensGrandad said:
What amazes me is that with many of the protesters highlighting the jobs situation how do they get the time off to protest inside and outside of parliament, if they are worried about their jobs in the future.

There are such things as paid holidays, unpaid leave, part time workers and shift patterns, you know.

BensGrandad · Apr 1, 2019

edna krabappel said:
There are such things as paid holidays, unpaid leave, part time workers and shift patterns, you know.

I realise all of that but there seem to be so many doing it.

Goldstone1976 · Apr 1, 2019

BensGrandad said:
I realise all of that but there seem to be so many doing it.

Could you let me know how many of them have attended all of the protests in the last couple of years? I can then provide an explanation on an individual basis. Ta.

:smile:

sjamesb3466 · Apr 1, 2019

BensGrandad said:
I realise all of that but there seem to be so many doing it.

Not really when there are around 65 million people in the UK.

LamieRobertson · Apr 1, 2019

AmexRuislip said:
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Was Ed looking at a reflection in the security glass.

Working late again?

Easy 10 · Apr 2, 2019

Christ. Europe must be looking at this country with a mixture of bemusement, bewilderment and outright contempt. We're an utter embarrassment.

WATFORD zero · Apr 2, 2019

Easy 10 said:
Christ. Europe must be looking at this country with a mixture of bemusement, bewilderment and outright contempt. We're an utter embarrassment.

Well at least there were some nude protesters to bring a little more gravity to the HOC yesterday

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