When Nigel Farage hasn’t been moping about how sowing division and campaigning for Britain to leave the EU has left him broke, single and without a knighthood, – or claiming credit for the the giant victory of British passports turning blue, the former Ukip leader has been watching the Queen’s Speech this Christmas.
And tweeting about it.
Watching the Queen’s speech earlier today. Merry Christmas! pic.twitter.com/GekUiUYwaD
— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) December 25, 2017
Which led to these hilarious responses:
Siri, show me a visual metaphor for how sad and lonely Britain will be after Brexit https://t.co/ifWOzAba98
— James Felton (@JimMFelton) December 25, 2017
"Siri, show me how to look if I wanted to convince people I'm a typical working man"
— Adam (@adamgough596) December 25, 2017
Choking one out into a pedal bin. pic.twitter.com/vI8dR2WmKM
— David Quantick (@quantick) December 25, 2017
Carry on mate, you cant get sacked for it, youve never been an MP pic.twitter.com/e9IQJvMD9q
— Jhiaxus (⧖) (@Jhiaxus_Prime) December 26, 2017
— CraigyWhyteFanClub (@davidkerr1970) December 25, 2017
Farage has TAKEN BACK CONTROL. He can’t work out though if it works the TV or the microwave
RT @Nigel_Farage: Watching the Queen’s speech earlier today. Merry Christmas! pic.twitter.com/EKWNAWJvLs
— Sanjeev Kohli (@govindajeggy) December 25, 2017
"And the knighthood goes to… the knighthood goes to… come on, fucking say it…" pic.twitter.com/VrThAPWfAs
— David Quantick (@quantick) December 25, 2017
— Simon F ???️? (@SimonTwenty4) December 25, 2017
— Liam (@limcoc) December 25, 2017
The saddest part about this photo is actually that he paid the Pizza Hut delivery guy £10 to stay an extra five minutes to take it. pic.twitter.com/Qq75EH2qex
— Pundamentalism (@Pundamentalism) December 25, 2017
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