Honestly? If it’s more bad news I’d rather not know
‘Honestly? If it’s more bad news I’d rather not know.’

‘Honestly? If it’s more bad news I’d rather not know.’
‘Now we’ll be able to vote for him to leave.’
‘I suppose the house of straw was a lifestyle choice.’
‘AI could annihilate the human race but it can also make new Beatles songs, so it’s good and bad.’
‘November 5th is a bit of a pet hate.’
‘Oh, look, we can do some apple-bobbing.’
‘Good night, sleep tight, don’t let the bedbugs bite.’
‘Is he sort of getting off on it?’
‘I said we’re not supposed to chat – people don’t like it.’
‘Rent’s gone up again.’
‘Did you hear that? There are Chinese spies in Westminster.’
‘I don’t suppose you used Raac?’
‘I knew I shouldn’t have built my house with Raac. Can I stay with you?’
‘Actually, I want to go back to pink unicorns.’
‘It’s too cheap – we should shoplift somewhere more upmarket.’
‘Is the Twitter revamp that bad!?’
‘What do you mean I’ll have to pay the Ulez charge?’
‘Oh sugar!’