I think you should listen to what he said, Jozef. You might learn something.

Cleaning toilets now, Kevvy?

Oh well, it’s onto gratuitious name calling then.

It’s quite ironic that a British MEP pushes for Greece exiting the euro, but can’t explain what it is his mates in the city expect to do with their swaps once the Euro is duped into handing over it’s pound of flesh.

He obviously thinks the Greeks are stupid enough to consider pegging the drachma to the Euro and that investment and innovation, as he calls them, will be a benevolent democratic force.

Now that’s a double whammy, I suppose the counterconspiracy should be as smart.

However, why would you name your house My Struggle? And why would you choose to express it in the German language out of all the languages in the world?

My conclusion is, that the people who live in that house know perfectly well what Mein Kampf stands for. They know that it’s not just any other ‘inspirational’ phrase in German. And they probably know that Mein Kampf is the one phrase that is associated with Nazi ideology.

So, my question is, why would one name one’s home Mein Kampf unless one believes in Nazi ideology?

I think you haven’t a clue of what Farage is talking about, Jozef. But never mind, you’ll grow up to be a good serf one day.

I see you’re off “the dishes” for once, Purdie, ciccio has taken over on that front. Pity you could only turn up with a toilet joke.

Kevvy is reaching again, attempting to be witty. ‘A breezy grey cloud’? And he ‘blew it away’? Did he bend over and aim?

I see you’re beating Purdie at creativity, ciccio. But you’ll never beat La Redoute for insipidity.

I wouldn’t know, Kev. I thought you did your own gardening.