Re: Gordon and the donkey

nospam@xxxxxxxxxx wrote
This is a damned lie! I did not give him £200, I just gave him his £2
back.

Maybe he lent the £200 to the Labour Party to try and make some more money
(or for a peerage, further down the line).

Or hang on, was it a gift? Let me see, oh, er, to be honest, no-one can
recall now and there doesn't seem to be any record of it anywhere either,
deary me, what are we to make of the tax implications in that?!

I made nothing really, the expenses swallowed it up...
--
Gordon Harris
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