Hell!!! Wow!!! a Telegraph reader in the Road haulage Industry,do you know ALL the big words 44Tonne ■■?
I read the Daily Telegraph. Not all of us are interested in third-rate celebrities or the Big Brother house. 
Armagedon:
Hell!!! Wow!!! a Telegraph reader in the Road haulage Industry,do you know ALL the big words 44Tonne ■■?
Yes! I can spell too, watch this…S…A…R…C…A…S…T…I…C…W…A…N…K…E…R.
Howzat?
44 Tonne Ton:
Yes! I can spell too, watch this…S…A…R…C…A…S…T…I…C…W…A…N…K…E…R.
Howzat?
You missed a space between the two words.
wilbur:
44 Tonne Ton:
Yes! I can spell too, watch this…S…A…R…C…A…S…T…I…C…W…A…N…K…E…R.
Howzat?You missed a space between the two words.
P…E…D…A…N…T…I…C…T…W…A…T…! 
Boris is no fool, he’s realised the EU is no more than a ■■■■■■■■■, he acts the buffon but if you watch him its all an act, far more astute than any of the suits in his party, and likeable which isn’t a strong point many politicians have.
He’s lining himself up to be the next tory leader, and to be honest he’s probably about the only charistmatic hope they now have, The Unelected Prime Minister, Dave, has proved without doubt he is son of Bliar and like him about as much use as a chocolate teapot, all rhetoric and spin and no substance.
UKIP will probably cause the tories to lose even more at the next election, that should cause Cameron to face a leadership battle, when Boris i reckon will make his move, he’s proved he can win elections…bye bye dave and good riddance.
The Unelected Prime Minister, Dave,
All Prime Ministers are unelected! (in terms of you and I voting for them)
del949:
The Unelected Prime Minister, Dave,
All Prime Ministers are unelected! (in terms of you and I voting for them)
Er no.
Most PM’s have a mandate from the electorate that gave their party a majority.
Harry Monk:
I read the Daily Telegraph. Not all of us are interested in third-rate celebrities or the Big Brother house.
One more here, though usually on-line nowadays. My paper of choice for over 20 years now.
Most PM’s have a mandate from the electorate that gave their party a majority.
but even those are not “elected” by the public.
Boris is usually worth a laugh on the Parliament channel at his question time.
wilbur:
44 Tonne Ton:
Yes! I can spell too, watch this…S…A…R…C…A…S…T…I…C…W…A…N…K…E…R.
Howzat?You missed a space between the two words.
Not really, as in the original there are four dots between the C & W but only two between the others, so that would count as a separation.
44 Tonne Ton:
wilbur:
44 Tonne Ton:
Yes! I can spell too, watch this…S…A…R…C…A…S…T…I…C…W…A…N…K…E…R.
Howzat?You missed a space between the two words.
P…E…D…A…N…T…I…C…T…W…A…T…!
So that was 5 across and 14 down in the prize crossword! 
raymundo:
Not really, as in the original there are four dots between the C & W but only two between the others, so that would count as a separation.
The two extra dots actually count as ‘cheating’, not ‘separation’, though cheating does often lead to separation.