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> If he goes into the parliament building without his costume If the people vote for a man in a bin costume then he should have the right to represent them in
by TomK32 3mo ago
> If he goes into the parliament building without his costume
If the people vote for a man in a bin costume then he should have the right to represent them in that very same costume. On the other hand, to satisfy both his desire for a costumes as well as parliament's rules that basically allow its members to look at each other eye to eye, he might switch to a transparent bin. Something that would benefit the whole country as transparent bins allow its users as well as the bin (wo)men to identify bins that have been filled with the wrong waste.
- r_i_m_b_a_u_d 3mo ago> he might switch to a transparent bin Tremendous comment :-)
- crote 3mo agoHe's called Count Binface for a reason: he isn't wearing a hat, that's just his face!
- Cthulhu_ 3mo agoCan't take out the (political) trash without first exposing it. The transparent bin is a great analogy lmao