Seeing a lot of people not from the uk not understanding who Larry the Cat is and his role in UK politics
Larry the Cat is no. 10’s official mouser. He lives at No. 10 and catches mice. He has held this position for over a decade
When shit is going down and all the news crews are hanging outside no. 10 waiting for something to happen he’s usually also hanging around outside so when there’s not much visual happening but they don’t want to cut away from the outside of No. 10 we all just watch Larry
He is often seen standing by the door waiting to be let in
He is the most competent person at No. 10
“most competent person at No. 10” really says something because they had to get another cat in on job share to do the actual mousing.
Today I spoke on the House floor to honor Fred Korematsu Day and to warn my colleagues that silence and complicity in the face of discrimination is never acceptable. It was shameful in 1942 and it is shameful today. We must always uphold the American principle of liberty and justice for all.
my great-grandfather had to leave italy in the 20′s because he hit a fascist with a tuba, so if you think I am going to take this sitting down you are going to have to catch these hands and also this tuba
my great-grandfather had to leave italy in the 20′s because he hit a fascist with a tuba, so if you think I am going to take this sitting down you are going to have to catch these hands and also this tuba
SHUT THE FUCK UP. JUST BECAUSE I DON’T WANT TO PAY $9 TO WATCH “DESPICABLE ME” WHILE KIND-OF HIGH DOESN’T MEAN I’M ALSO GOING TO SET OFF A FUCKING BOMB.
I hate people sometimes.
Look at all those women, children and old people. If I was a terrorist, that would be a prime target. Especially since it looks like a picture of my local high street (down to the CCTV cameras in the background and as this is clearly a British poster).
STOP GIVING TERRORISTS IDEAS, DAMNIT. Now you’ve lulled all those people into a false sense of security, they probably won’t report that unattended bag left next to the fountain.
