It’s real. Here’s the original tweet.
Category: Stranger than Fiction
As news of upper class twit of the century and UK Prime Minister Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson’s (yes, that’s his real name) resignation was announced, some merry pranksters decided to blast Yakety Sax (a.k.a. the Benny Hill theme) outside British Parliament, and it was perfect.
Update: Hugh Grant (yes, that Hugh Grant) requested it!
It’s now emerged that Brexit protester Steve Bray played the iconic slapstick music outside number 10 Downing Street, after a request on Twitter from the actor Hugh Grant.
The blaring theme could be overheard in live news broadcasts as journalists delivered the latest developments in the political drama.
Mr Bray celebrated the return of his speakers on Thursday morning, a week after having them confiscated under a new law that aims to cut down on loud protests.
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That’s not how feet work!
Look very carefully at the foot in the poster above. Whoever Photoshopped it clearly didn’t.
Is this sarcastic? I can’t tell.
In this video posted on Reddit’s “WallStreetBets” subreddit, you can see a cabbie who knows how to make the most of every moment. While at a red light, he’s on a tablet trading Bitcoin.
Consider the risks involved:
- Using a tablet while driving…
- in Montreal (the street signs and billboard with “A LOUER” — which means “FOR RENT” — and a 415 area code)…
- and trading Bitcoin…
…this cabbie loves to live dangerously! I wish him lots of luck.
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You know what day it is…
