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Nigel Farage has milkshake thrown over him after launching general election campaign
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Rember when that dipshit Andy ngo got milkshakes and chids were trying to argue it wad assault because it was actually concrete not milkshake.
I'm not saying it was concrete, I'm just saying that's an interesting thought exercise.
People throwing mysterious liquids over other people is a problem, even if it can be comical. Imagine if it had been one of those nutters throwing bathroom cleaner.
God that would have been terrible
I would be totally fine with farage having acid thrown on him.