Cerne Abbas Giant

[mushroom25]

vandalism? or fair comment?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-40187946

[jourdain2]

If damage done, then vandalism. If not, a poor joke.

[Togo]

We all know what a "little one" Corbyn has though. Poor DA has been looking for a cock up for years. Must have been some sort of Freudian labour comment.

[naomi24]

Sad people.

[Tilly2]

Some have speculated whether the stunt was a reference to the Tory slogan "Standing up for Britain".

It's not the first thing that came into my mind when I saw it. Mine thoughts were more along the lines of 'Theresa is a ........' I must have got the wrong impression.

[naomi24]

My thoughts were along the lines that idiots have no respect for anything.

[Tilly2]

Not 'Strong and stable' then, Naomi?

[Peter Pedant]

why not stiff and unbending ?
I reefer to Mrs May's manner in public - er not Mr May's conduct in private - oh dear

[naomi24]

Tilly, I wouldn't describe the people who did this as either.

[Peter Pedant]

well the line up for the signs certainly can't be called 'kinky'

do you think the Giants mother commented: " we've been served up a curved ball "

[agchristie]

New stage location for a remake of 'The Darling Buds of May'?

[youngmafbog]

Have you been to have a look then jno?

[aelmpvw]

wouldn't have happened when sir henry campbell-bannerman was pm

[jambutty]

I'm with deskdiary, I thought it was hilarious too.

[douglas9401]

Some might say that this was a better use of large letters than those stuck to the side of a bus some time ago.
Certainly a lot closer to the truth.

'Truth' can be found in most dictionaries, usually near 'tory' but never together.