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David Cameron Twit Comment 'Obscene'
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David Cameron, speaking on the Christian O'Connell show on Absolute this morning said 'Twat' in an on air comment, we can now report.
The word 'tw*t' means vagina and is vulgar and very obscene.
A spokesman for David Cameron told this newspaper:
"Oh for f**ks sake he's getting down with the kids. Kids today use the word tw+t, just like earlier generations used the words r*ddy, bl**dy and fl*nnel."
A spokestwat for the Labour party told this newspaper:
"David Cameron is clearly not ready to be prime minister if he hasn't mastered English yet. Vote Labour."
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Cameron Swears On National Radio
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The BBC has said that all future David Cameron interviews will have to be recorded prior to being broadcast after the leader of the Conservative Party said a swear word on Absolute FM earlier today.
David Cameron said 'twat' which most people in the country think means something like twit but actually is a vulgar swear word meaning vagina and is banned.
Cameron has been reported to the Broadcasting Complaints Authority and could be prosecuted in time for the general election in May/June next year, sources close to the government told this newspaper.
If found guilty Posh Dave joins a long list of senior Tories who appear socially detached from the common people.
Crash Gordon was unavailable for comment.
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David Cameron allegedly shouted "f*ck off you t*sser m*ther f***a tw!t" today on a live radio broadcast", according to our editor.
Christian O'Connell, who presented the breakfast show, said that he was shocked at the outburst once he finally stopped laughing about it at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
David Cameron, 41, thought the word tw*t meant twit but it doesn't and is on a list of banned words that include f*ck and c*nt.
David Cameron should have known better and it throws into doubt if he is actually ready to be prime minister next year, according to sources close to the government.
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