>“I have been to Peppa Pig World, of course I have,” he said. “It’s dreadful. Peppa Pig is hugely successful. Our daughter was absolutely in love with Peppa Pig for a very long time. I’ve seen no end of Peppa Pig programmes.”
Peppa Pig really has induced PTSD in parents, hasn’t it?
This is gonna lead to one wild part of Peppa Pig’s wiki page.
Well here we are, in a state where political capital can come from being pro or anti-Peppa Pig World.
This has destroyed by view of myself. This is the first time ever that my personal views are closer to those of the Tory leader than those of the Labour leader. Am I becoming a Tory?
Peppa Pig world is really good. The theming is really well done. It is clean. All the rides and attractions are really well done. The queues can be a bit long but not if you go midweek. Most importantly, my kids absolutely loved it.
Forget migrant crossings, new COVID restrictions or gender pronouns, it’s the world anthropomorphic cartoon animals that is the true defining battlefield of British politics.
Paulton’s Park as a whole is so much better than when I was a kid though. They had a mini rollercoaster for little kids and that was it, now you have so many good rides that it is a proper day out a theme park. Never been to the Peppa Pig part but if you think Paulton’s Park as a whole is naff then you never went in the 90s.
Peppa Pig World gets all the attention but the park it’s situated in, Paulton’s Park is genuinely a fantastic theme park.
If this was back in the Corbyn days, every paper would have a headline like ‘corbyn slams celebration of ‘unclean beasts,’ is hamas writing his speeches now?’
I wonder if Boris likes Peppa more than David Cameron?
Considering what Cameron did with a pigs head and I’m sure many other boys of the Billington Club have done the staff at Peppa Pig World must of shitting a brick when they heard Boris was coming
It turns out Keir can play the opposition. Too bad the inclination towards peppa pig world doesn’t affect our politics and is therefore stupid to point out.
Apparently Keir prefers Bonbon Land in Denmark, with the Farting Dog ride and Beaver Rafting (although it is possible he misunderstood the latter).
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>“I have been to Peppa Pig World, of course I have,” he said. “It’s dreadful. Peppa Pig is hugely successful. Our daughter was absolutely in love with Peppa Pig for a very long time. I’ve seen no end of Peppa Pig programmes.”
Peppa Pig really has induced PTSD in parents, hasn’t it?
This is gonna lead to one wild part of Peppa Pig’s wiki page.
Well here we are, in a state where political capital can come from being pro or anti-Peppa Pig World.
This has destroyed by view of myself. This is the first time ever that my personal views are closer to those of the Tory leader than those of the Labour leader. Am I becoming a Tory?
Peppa Pig world is really good. The theming is really well done. It is clean. All the rides and attractions are really well done. The queues can be a bit long but not if you go midweek. Most importantly, my kids absolutely loved it.
Forget migrant crossings, new COVID restrictions or gender pronouns, it’s the world anthropomorphic cartoon animals that is the true defining battlefield of British politics.
Paulton’s Park as a whole is so much better than when I was a kid though. They had a mini rollercoaster for little kids and that was it, now you have so many good rides that it is a proper day out a theme park. Never been to the Peppa Pig part but if you think Paulton’s Park as a whole is naff then you never went in the 90s.
Peppa Pig World gets all the attention but the park it’s situated in, Paulton’s Park is genuinely a fantastic theme park.
If this was back in the Corbyn days, every paper would have a headline like ‘corbyn slams celebration of ‘unclean beasts,’ is hamas writing his speeches now?’
I wonder if Boris likes Peppa more than David Cameron?
Considering what Cameron did with a pigs head and I’m sure many other boys of the Billington Club have done the staff at Peppa Pig World must of shitting a brick when they heard Boris was coming
It turns out Keir can play the opposition. Too bad the inclination towards peppa pig world doesn’t affect our politics and is therefore stupid to point out.
Apparently Keir prefers Bonbon Land in Denmark, with the Farting Dog ride and Beaver Rafting (although it is possible he misunderstood the latter).