Boris Johnson is a numpty

Further evidence that Boris Johnson should never have been voted in as Mayor of London - he's not running Capital Woman this year.

The website still shows details for Capital Woman 2008, you know, the last one that Ken Livingstone regularly ran for the women of London. A phone message and email to him to ask about this, via his website, have gone unanswered too. What a jerk.

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Steve said…
I dare say he was far too busy Twittering to get round to reading your email... or riding his bicycle indoors.
7:28 PM
Anonymous said…
You're not the only one who thinks he's a twonk. There were several tube lines out for maintenance at the weekend. The sensible approach would be to run extra trains on some of the other services that were carrying extra passengers as people changed their routes. But no that would be far too obvious, we were all forced to cram onto the existing services instead. Rant over.
9:29 AM
KAZ said…
The word numpty does not come anywhere near describing Boris.
Four letter words or four letter words with er on the end are more appropriate.
And to think that he didn't answer your e mails. Thats Eton for you eh?
10:48 AM
Anonymous said…
Who voted for him and why?
This great waste of space had berk written all over him. (Or was it jerk?)
Who confiscated Londoners' reading specs?
3:59 AM
Glenda Young said…
Give him time and enough rope....
1:38 PM
Anonymous said…
I'd like to point you towards this cheerful place:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2424562713

How that dipstick right-wing toff got the job is no mystery - Kenny made himself VERY unpopular. He was mayor for 8 years, however. Let's see Boris the Nob get even close to that...


Just you wait with
12:49 PM
Glenda Young said…
I still can't forgive him for not running Capital Woman after Ken so successfully set it up. It was one of the highlights of my year. Sad, I know.
2:35 PM
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