[Tubby Isaacs]

Our hero takes aim at the Remainer elite who, er, want to cook food at home.

[kreuzberger]

I'd hazard a guess that all of those things cost comfortably less than the fish fingers or tinned pies which True Patriots should be eating. Twat.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Twitter makes it much harder to post links, but I think somebody adds it up BTL and it came to £11 at Tesco.

Lemons and beans.

[Tubby Isaacs]

[mattomac]

Only criticism I would have it’s buying bottled water, I know it can be crap in London but get a filter.

[Boiler]

Only criticism I would have it’s buying bottled water, I know it can be crap in London but get a filter.

I haven't used our water filter since Mrs. B passed - she wouldn't touch tap water otherwise.

Maybe the person likes fizzy water though?

[Tubby Isaacs]

Despite making a tit of himself earlier, he's still at it. Take that, Guardian, with your foreign words.

What do working class people want with Mexican food?

[kreuzberger]

What do working class people want with Mexican food?

A 2-quid recipe for a family of four on a site that isn't pay-walled by a weirdo remaining twin? Clearly, being a superannuated xenophobe is quite easy when your universal credit isn't about to go south.

[Tubby Isaacs]

I'm wondering when Paul's going to mention Universal Credit. If everybody's wages are going up, like he seems to think, that's not good for people unable to work. I'm sure he'll mention this in a minute, and not just bang out another tweet about elitist home cooking.

[davidjay]

Whatever happened to "Nothing is too good for the working class"?