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A sure-fire way to bring a smile to your face…

By The Voice | Thu 4th June 2009 - 4:54 pm

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Here’s London’s ~~comedy~~ elected mayor, Boris Johnson, stumbling in the river Pool in Lewisham, south-east London:

Now that’s what the Voice calls a Tory wet.

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6 Comments

Caron 4th Jun '09 - 5:27pm

Do you know, that actually did make me smile! I wasn’t expecting it to, but it did.
Mark Pack 4th Jun '09 - 7:05pm

A gentle house keeping reminder (not aimed at Caron!): when commenting, please stick to one persona as otherwise your comments may be moderated.
Huw Dawson 4th Jun '09 - 8:53pm

I was amused by that.

Also, all these puns recently have been a nice change. 🙂
Jo 4th Jun '09 - 9:23pm

Makes a change from organising punch ups :/
Tim Leunig 4th Jun '09 - 11:45pm

You have to hand it to Boris – he came out smiling, jovial as ever. And to be fair, walking in a muddy river will always risk a stumble.
Tom Papworth 5th Jun '09 - 12:53am

Tim,

So fair minded!

Where are all my Lewisham colleagues at a time like this?

(Under the water in full diving gear, I reckon, grabbing hold of ankles)

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