A man, an eaten banana, a door, a piece of string and the leader of a political party

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A man, an eaten banana, a door, a piece of string and the leader of a political party

By Mark Pack | Wed 15th February 2012 - 10:25 am

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A man, an eaten banana, a door, a piece of string and the leader of a political party.

Each of them on their own are quite normal. Put them together however and you have still the most puzzling moment in a political video I’ve seen. Sure, there are the strange adverts, the bizarre adverts and the baffling adverts, but watch this film and wait for the moment 30 seconds or so in:

* Mark Pack is Party President and is the editor of Liberal Democrat Newswire.

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4 Comments

Tracy Connell 15th Feb '12 - 10:29am

Ha ha. Walkies. Is that how you take a banana out for a walk?
Mike Beckett 15th Feb '12 - 11:48am

A delivery man? Bringing home more of Labour’s political banana skins?
Lorna Dupre 15th Feb '12 - 12:05pm

ROFL! Great spot there.
LondonLiberal 15th Feb '12 - 12:49pm

the bloke carrying the banana skin has just returned to work clearing the path in front of Clegg after a year off.

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