Important Member Of Govt Injured By Car

[wolf63]

Important member of the government hit by a car. Was this an assassination bid or an accident. Victim expected to be released from hospital soon as injuries are not thought to be life threatening.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-28710522

[2sp_]

If it had been any other member of Government, I wouldn't care.

[campbellking]

Let's hope Larry is around to give support

[wolf63]

I think that Larry is too scared to go near Freya. I think that she has beaten the stuffing out of him more than once.

Two cats managing to take the p1ss out of our government more successfully than anyone else can.

[DTCwordfan]

A catgate in the making. Have the police been paid off yet?

[wolf63]

Here is a picture of the victim ~ she looks so sweet and friendly.

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02927/freya_2927286b.jpg

[campbellking]

That picture of her makes her look like one mean self-possessed moggy.

[wolf63]

DTC ~ I think that Larry and Freya spend all day wanting in and out of their respective front doors. Poor things have no catflap and have to do with a policeman opening and closing the door for them.

[wolf63]

campbellking ~ http://news.images.itv.com/image/file/105734/article_c960d554cc7698dd_1350403553_9j-4aaqsk.jpeg

She takes no prisoners. My two are like that the black face with the white whiskers in my avatar is my little girl. She is vicious, stroppy and stupid. Girl power!!

[campbellking]

Campbell cat (in the avatar, girl cat despite the name) is not that mean, but will tell my Robbie who's boss (he's smaller and incredibly stupid).

[2sp_]

I love the fact that the policemen in Downing Street have to let the cats in and out as part of their working day.

[Gromit]

That's the second Dead Cat Bounce that Osborne has seen.

[wolf63]

Gromit - I take it that is a political phrase.

His girl cat beats up Cameron's boy cat ~ next she will take over the government and run our country.

[Gromit]

Wiki

// a dead cat bounce is a small, brief recovery in the price of a declining stock. Derived from the idea that "even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from a great height", the phrase, which originated on Wall Street, is also popularly applied to any case where a subject experiences a brief resurgence during or following a severe decline. //

[jno]

more likely an attempt by the Dogs Liberation Front.

[ludwig]

She survived by a whisker.