August 9th, 2010

Rich & Mark’s Monday Morning View


160 Comments

  1. 1
    iMP says:

    The udders will be along shortly

  2. 2

    I can’t help being reminded of Tony’s call for ‘high profile initiatives in his name’.
    Is Dave calling for unpopular initiatives, in the names of others – to overrule?

    • 15
      Milk Bottlers says:

      Mike Smithson also tried to calim this was a ‘cunning plan’.
      As usual Smithson was talking rubbish.

      You only had to look at poor David Willets being made to look an absolute fool on TV today by a panicking Downing street to realise there was nothing planned about this.

      And if as, Smithson claims, it was a cunning plan to give the Lib Democrats credit for stopping a cut then the spin coming out from CCHQ that Dave and Dave alone stopped this proves him wrong too.

    • 160
      Jabba the Cat says:

      Shouldn’t that be “…in the name of udders…” ?

  3. 3
    Luke says:

    I’d rather not.

  4. 5
    Gordon Brown says:

    I love being covered in a milky liquid.

  5. 6
    Jacqui Smith says:

    My flabby saggy baps are big enough to provide milk for every child in the country.

  6. 7
    iMP says:

    Where’s the BerCows?

  7. 8
    Not an MP says:

    Milking it a bit, don’t cha’ think?

  8. 9
    Not an MP says:

    It’s all gone tits up for Cameron

  9. 10
    BrokeBack Cameron says:

    Staff at No10 tell me every day how nice it is to work for someone who doesn’t fly into a rage and shoves them. One of the secretaries said she still has nightmares about the time Brown threw her out of her chair and hurled a Nokia at her.

    • 20
      BrokeBack Cameron says:

      Now the staff have to cover their eyes as Nick pins me to a chair then farts in my mouth while milking me.

  10. 11
    Anonymous says:

    Stop milking this story for all it’s worth.

    • 142
      Roger Daley says:

      Round here the ladies call me Roger the milk – It’s ‘cos I come in pints.

  11. 12
    Margaret Moran says:

    Suck my fish flaps. They’ve got dry rot though.

  12. 13
    Jimmy says:

    Paging Dr. Freud…

  13. 14
    Anonymous says:

    Oh for fuck’s sake Guido. Sack Rich & Mark. Please!

  14. 16
    Richmarkconsistentlypisspoorstuff says:

    Paul Daniels, with eight penises, some with icicles on the end ???

  15. 17
    BrokeBack Cameron says:

    Come suck at my teats little minions.

  16. 19
    Scarred for life says:

    Jesus fucking Christ my eyes.

  17. 23
    nell the local yokel says:

    Dave learned how to suckle from me.

    Now he can suckle all his piggy MPs too.

    • 24
      null says:

      god bless all our dead troops… oh right! it’s Camerons problem now so I don’t give a fuck about them any more.

  18. 25
    Doc Trough says:

    “You could hear the ‘oofbeats pound as they raced across the ground….”

  19. 26
    Labour activist says:

    Ever since the election, the only way to cheer myself up is to put my head under the sheets and smell my own farts.

  20. 31
  21. 32
    Labour activist says:

    We in Labour were all good and obedient and kept our mouths shut when it came to Ecclestone, Lord Paul and Michael Bollinger.

  22. 33
    Labour activist says:

    I sit in a bathtub and create a jacuzzi by farting while I read The Third Man. I’ve already pre-ordered My Journey.

  23. 33
    Bev a night welly says:

    Ted’s milk tastes of Bolly.

  24. 35
    BrokeBack Cameron says:

    The National Bullying Helpline tell me calls from No10 staff ceased after I became prime minister. They say that before, they were regularly inundated with calls from staff who were terrified of the smelly man who used to live here.

    • 38
      BrokeBack Cameron says:

      Now all the calls are from staff complaining about the shitty smell coming from Nick Cleggs cock after he visits me.

  25. 37
    Chris Bryant says:

    I love to suck.

  26. 40
    Anonymous says:

    I didn’t even realise that nurseries were giving “free” milk to under 5′s until my 4 year old told me he’d been drinking milk at nursery every day; it was news to me.

    At first I thought; that’s nice/good; they’re using part of my fee to pay for some milk for my kid; that’s fair enough as long as it’s just coming out of their profits.

    When I realised it was free and that I wasn’t paying for it through the fee, but through my taxes, I thought:

    “hang on a sec. that means i’m paying for all the other kids’ milk too, because the parents of half the kids here aren’t working. it also means that my retired neighbour who’s 80 is paying for my kid’s milk in his own way.”

    It strikes me as just plain wrong to get schools/nurseries to give children free food/drink; it’s down to the parents to pay for it.

    I’m a parent, and I don’t want this shit coming out of my taxes; if my kid gets milk then I want to pay for it.

    By all means have the nurseries/schools supply it to the kids if the parents/kid wants it, but let the parents pay for it.

    I’m a parent, and my kid’s been getting “free” milk, and I don’t want it to be “free” anymore, I want to pay for it. I want to do this on the principle that all the other “free” things that shouldn’t be free will also get stopped, so that my taxes can be reduced and so that we generally don’t piss all our national income up against the wall against things that should be down to individuals to pay themselves.

    For fuck’s sake; the tax payer shouldn’t be footing the bill for this kind of stuff; feed your own fucking kids with your own fucking money. If you can’t feed you own kids, then either don’t have kids, or get a fucking job.

    My 80 year old neighbour, or the intern down the street, should not be paying for my fucking grocery bill.

    • 42
      Anonymous says:

      tell it to Dave

    • 45
      jgm2 says:

      It’s to spike the Labour bedwetter’s rallying call of ‘Thatcher, Thatcher, milk snatcher’.

      Dave’s not falling for that a second time.

      • 134
        Mike Hunt says:

        Hit nail on head as always.

        Heard yesterday that is was actually Harold Wilson that started to withdraw free milk, but then as he was a Labour PM he is above blame and it was Mags that ended up with the epithet.

    • 55
      Jack says:

      Lace the milk with gin or something serious I say

      At least that sends the “kidz” to sleep

      (along the lines of “Leave the kidz alone” and all that trash…)

    • 61
      The Labour Parteh says:

      Free milk for the rich!

    • 70
      Doctor Mick says:

      It was the Labour government which started the ball rolling by stopping free milk for secondary schools. Not a murmur about that.

      • 108
        Anonymous says:

        Wilson didnt rhyme with anything like “snatcher” and they therefore couldnt think of a pithy headline . So he got away with it.

        • 121
          Doctor Mick says:

          Wilson rhymed close enough with Quisling but he got away with that. He had friends in low places.

    • 82

      “Free”? You can bet that once all of the admin costs are factored in it works out at about £ 1.50 a pint.

      • 110
        Mr G Broon ( Retired) says:

        I wanted to start a scheme wherby you had to hand over all your milk supplies to Government and then claimed a portion of it back. Milk Credits it would have been called.

    • 140
      Sir Cum Spect says:

      I bet you have private medical insurance as well.

  27. 46
    Mr(call me Dave)Bean says:

  28. 47
    Lord Envious of Avarice says:

    If the parents fad to pay for it there would ve no takers!
    And then hear the NFU complain???

  29. 53
    Ed Balls says:

    Here Comes The Sun … But I Say, It’s Alright

  30. 54
    Albie Here says:

    Seems Dave Brown or is it Dave Bliar is in panic mode at number 10,we are either in deep deep sh*t money wise or we are not,he could save more by getting rid of all these PR sh*ts and hangers on but then I suppose non of the MP’s would have any work after their sojurn into politics or should or that be sucking at the public teat

  31. 56
    Max Miller says:

    Eres a funny thing, this morning on the today program the scotish labour man and the nasty, rich, welsh man of the people were talking about ‘Thatcher the milk snatcher’. Now there is a funny thing.

  32. 57
    Jack says:

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1301405/BBCs-800m-licence-spend-23-rise-budget-public-sector-faces-savage-cuts.html

    The BBC is pissing in the face of the British Public

    Again…

    They clearly do not give a damn and think they are above the law and accountability…

    Break up the BBC and privatise the parts…

    make them work for a living like the rest of us…

    • 106
      Anonymous says:

      This so called News item is filled with “coulds” and “might be’s”. Its pure speculation and filler for a slow news day.

  33. 62
    Colonel Blimp. says:

    Young humans are “children”.
    Young goats are “kids”

  34. 63
    HappyUK says:

    Why not Gordon Brown as this Monday’s morning view? You can’t get a bigger tit than that.

    • 145
      Rich says:

      You might not have noticed but he’s no longer PM so no longer relevant in any way…

  35. 65
    Martin Day says:

    I wonder if The Big Society is going to be big enough. We might need a massive, or mega or incredibly big society instead..

    • 66
      Bob says:

      Like Zanu Labour’s Big Tent what ?

      Until it collapsed in a heap on their own heads like their Ponzi Scheme…

    • 113
      Coke inspired PR man says:

      How about a new initiative called “A Big Load Of Bollox “!

  36. 69
    anonymous says:

    …. and another tit here

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/7933703/Hypocrisy-of-speeding-middle-class-motorists.html

    what is it about fucking police?? get away with murder then have a go at everyone else – bastards

    • 83
      Susie says:

      His force was on film smashing up a RangeRover and manhandling a disabled pensioner last week.

      • 95
        Anonymous says:

        Why is a disabled pensioner, who has already suffered one stroke, and who tried to justify driving away when stopped by the police by claiming he thought he was about to have another one, allowed to drive?

        Isn’t he a danger to himself and others?

        • 111
          Headlines for the Gullible says:

          Either that or he is lying through his teeth. Then again pensioners dont lie do they.

        • 157
          Attilla says:

          Maybe one day when you’ve had a stroke you will understand and not be so smart with your comments, if you can stop dribbling.

          • Anonymous says:

            If I have the misfortune of thinking Im about to have a stroke and two Police Officers were talking to me. I would ask them to call an ambulance. In my opinion this guy is telling porkies.

      • 107

        Have to be fair Susie – he was guilty of not wearing a seatbelt, which is truly an offence against the Nanny State.

        Besides, most Range Rovers in North Wales are driven by Scouse coke dealers on their way to Rhyll, so it’s not surprising that Pryderin the Plod (or is that Huw Heddlu) got a bit antsy with his stick.

        If police are idiotic wankers, then North Wales has the national bards of twattery.

    • 86

      I suppose the working class never speed! – Oh in fact the figures are higher for working class people caught speeding, so what the feck is this silly bitch going on about. She is a Labour supporter enjoying a bit of class warfare

      • 130
        tracker! says:

        Me thinks the police have now become our new spiritual leaders! as they seem to spend a lot of time preaching about morals and doing sod all about crime !.
        P.s the worst offenders for dangerous driving are as a group are so called ‘trained’ police officers their accident rate is appalling [2.000 injured 25 deaths 2008 ] they have no fear of prosecution and the public cannot report them, go on try it see how far you get !.

  37. 72
    Bob says:

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1301418/One-council-house-families-earns-national-average-wage.html

    Guido

    Here is proof that your comments on council housing were right yesterday…

    One couple won £ 4 million in a lottery and are still living in their council house FFS…

    • 91
      anonymous says:

      is there anything wrong with staying in their home?

      • 97
        Anonymous says:

        Yes. They should have bought it and sold it off at a profit. The should have sold it to a buy to let investor who could then have let it out and received housing benefit to pay the rent. That was the whole purpose of the legislation.

  38. 75
    Mrs Gucci Kinnock says:

    I just love champagne and my husband’s non dom salary…

    I also wear Gucdci shoes and use Vuitton bags…

    Nothing like being an obscene “Socialist”

    And standing for Election for all those poor Danes I do nothing for…

  39. 77
    Doctor Mick says:

    I thought that was Prescott for a minute. Then I realised he had not been on a diet and has actually put on a few pounds since he became a Lord. Or maybe all those robes and fur don’t flatter his figure?

  40. 79
    Sir Keith Joseph's Preserved pulsing head says:

    I really am at loss to understand why this free milk issue gets so much coverage and so many people get so fired up about it.

    It’s some bloody hangover from WW2 as far as I can make out the very last vestige of rationing ie food was limited to everyone so they gave children more milk ( just as certain classes of manual worker got extra rations – my uncle as a fireman on the LMSR got extra cheese which he sold on the black market – and they issued the milk ration to childrfen at school to stop parents putting it in their tea).

    It seems used by the media as a symbol that tories are nasty – when they have nothing else they fall back to the ” thatcher milk snatcher “jibe

    And it gets used by the lefties to prove there is chunk of the population so ground down by poverty they can not even afford milk for their children – which is rubbish….. there might be a chunk of the population so feckless and stupid they won’t .

    • 87
      Susie says:

      The only people so ground down that they can’t afford milk are the dairy farmers. We’ve lost 70% of our dairy herds over the past decade.

      • 96
        Anonymous says:

        Never mind there’s all those nice subsidy payments to keep them going.

        A waste of taxpayers’ money that the Tories and their chums in the Taxpayers Alliance are strangely quiet about. Can’t imagine why.

        Read it and weep

        http://farmsubsidy.org/GB/browse

        • 112

          Even with subsidies, the farmers are so screwed by the supermarkets and the major dairies that they can’t make a living.

          We’ve pretty much eliminated the sources of Britain’s greatness – the Empire and manufacturing. Do we wish to stop feeding ourselves as well? Food and energy production are strategic resources of which a sensible government will ensure their survival.

          I’d rather see the supermarkets forced to pay a realistic price for milk, and poor old Tesco’s profits suffer a little, but subsidy is the way that has been chosen, and it’s better than no farmers.

          • Attilla says:

            Funny, there’s no shortage of rich farmers here in the West, of course most are not real farmers but Buy to Renters made good with other people’s Housing Benefit.

            30 years ago farmers drove Austin Allegros and LandRovers (you know, the real ones). No so now. Find me a farmer without a massive 4 x 4 and another for his wife?

        • 114
          SERGEANT MILKO says:

          Did you notice that there are almost 10,000 pages of these sponging c*nts
          no wonder you never see an old tractor in the countryside anymore !

          • Anonymous says:

            No old tractors but lots of shiny new windmills providing free electricity and a nice extra income for farmers paid for by the rest of us through inflated electricity prices.

  41. 88
    Sir William Waad says:

    This is Rich & Mark’s worst yet.

  42. 89

    Free milk is like Radio 3: no one needs it or really cares about it but it is a visible, noble, and highly quotable demonstration of where one’s money was spent.

    • 92
      The Kinnock Clique says:

      Sounds like a description of us !! ( Except the ‘noble’ bit; we socialists don’t believe in all that ‘flummery’ )

    • 115

      Radio 3 is more like crack – if I don’t get at least one dose of Arvo Part a week then I start getting the urge to listen to hip-hop.

    • 119
      sockpuppet #4 says:

      Visible? I thought it stopped in most places in the early 70s.

      I thought I was one of the very last english persons to get free school milk.

  43. 94
    Martin Day BBC political correspondent says:

    Does the coalition know what economic havoc it is wreaking ?

    “Double Dip” recession here we come

    The recovery in employment levels has “stalled”, with a growing number of employers planning to make staff redundant, according to new research today.

    A survey of 600 employers found that a third expected to cut jobs in the next three months, the worst figure for a year and up from one in four at the end of 2009.

    The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) said more public sector employers were planning redundancies than in private firms.

    • 104
      Marty Marty your the saddo of the party says:

      Martin why the moan you have a NewConLibLab in power carrying on with Brown and Bliars good works in destroying the country,after listening to Grant Shaps or whatever his name is on BBC radio 4 ,giving money for public housing,you couldn’t have a more left wing lot in power.

    • 127
      Smig says:

      “A survey of 600 employers found that a third expected to cut jobs in the next three months”

      Start with the gobshites at Broadcasting House and Shepherd’s Bush.

      It’ll save each family 145 quid a year.

  44. 99
    PETER FILE says:

    Children ! “Come and suck on my milky goodness ”
    Doesn’t work !
    Tried it down the local park and got five years !

  45. 101
    HappyUK says:

    I DRINK YOUR MILKSHAKE!!!!!

  46. 103
    MAD FRANKIE HADDOCK son of COD says:

    So whats new ?
    Cameron is used to being in charge of a group of tits !

  47. 105
    SERGEANT MILKO says:

    Why do we still give free milk to children anyway ?
    There are no longer any POOR children
    if they want milk
    let their parents buy it for them

    • 124
      simon r says:

      Don’t forget free fruit as well.

      Not means tested either – why the FUCK should I be paying for Tabitha and Rupert’s bloody apples.

      • 131
        Just stating the obvious(again) says:

        Because no politician when it comes down to it has the guts to tell people that this is unsustainable and if they want their pre-school children to have milk they should bloody well pay for it.The idea was only a “proposal” of many floated and wasn’t even policy but of course that didn’t stop the BBC and Labour(who created the mess in the first place)and various other leftties from howling from the rooftops and recounting when Thatcher stopped free milk in 1975!!!

        Dave should have said actually I hadn’t considered this but actually it’s a bloody good idea and that £54 million can be better utilised than paying for Jemima and Tarquin’s playtime drink(which their Mummies can afford….school meals are means tested for those on income support anyway so they could still have the milk free although we musn’t stigmatise people must we if their parents would rather use their benefits to buy a pack of ciggies than milk for their kids) and the country can’t afford this luxury and its no good blaming me I suggest you contact the Labour Party but of course he’s as gutless as the rest when it comes to taking the really really tough decisions. Mais,plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.

      • 133
        Anonymous says:

        Because every single piece of research shows that when you means test any benefit the ones who disproportionately don’t take up the benefit are those most entitled to, and in need of it.

        Making a benefit free to all is the price required to ensure that those who most need the benefit receive it.

        And don’t forget that means testing has a cost in itself. More red tape etc.

  48. 109
    The Bottle Fed Triplet says:

    Guido, why do you use (I nearly typed ‘employ’ but thought better of it) Rich & Mark. Have they got the negatives of you at “That” party or was it with someone in a compromising situation?

    Stone the crows, mate! they are truly bad. Sorry chum but they are simply not funny.

    Yes, yes, I know I can claim a full refund before slinging my hook, but, my comments stand. Find a funny cartoonist.

  49. 116
    A. Twat says:

    I am appalled by this cartoon as it does not mock Labour but instead has the sheer effrontery to mock the wonderful Dave. Sack Rich & Mark now.

  50. 122
    SERGEANT MILKO says:

    Why is Cameron wearing a vest made from used condoms ?

  51. 123
    TERRY FUCKWITT says:

    He looks like a sow with all her piglet’s missing
    But i’m forgeting he is after all an MP !

  52. 129
    the last quango in paris says:

    that’s disgusting Guido – bin the losers

  53. 132
    Jimbo says:

    Rule 34 strikes again!

  54. 136
    Taxfodder says:

    More butter “finger” milk of comedy entertainment from Team Big Society yet to be delivered on your doorstep….

    Bigger Bank Bonuses
    Bigger Bank Profits
    Bigger Tax Breaks for the Wealthy
    Bigger Unemployment.
    Bigger Bankruptcies.
    Bigger Crime.
    Bigger Strikes
    Big Trouble in “Tut” North
    Bigger Debt

  55. 138
    Carlos Latuff says:

    Check my cartoons.

  56. 139
    P Romoter says:

    Rich and Mark cartoons hit a new high in controversy on Guido Fawkes blog site

  57. 143
    Roger Daley says:

    I’d best not mention the “School fruit and vegetable scheme”

    You’d think it grew on trees. (Well some of it!)

  58. 150
    Da Kat That Ghot Da Kraeme says:

    %
    %
    *
    *
    *
    *

    SUKKERS

    YORE MILQ IS BEING IRRAYDAEAYTID

    AND THERE IS NUFFING THAT YE KAN SAY ORE DOO ABAOUWT IT

    *

    ASTA

  59. 159

    Has the government done a U turn on milk does the U stand for udder?



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