Incompetent VILLA QARXIS postponed the burial of the deceased because

[Grigori Rasputin]

Qatar didn’t take them seriously and just told them “yeah you asked us to bring him but we’ll see if we can bring him tomorrow”. Villa Qarxis responded to Qatar by saying “but we have everyone here, we’ve got the family down here and his clansmen too”. Qatar sharply replied “beggars can’t be choosers”

 

[sanger]

They should bury your dumbass with the corpses. Fuckwit.

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

They should bury your dumbass with the corpses. Fuckwit.

There goes the qabiil infested neef on benefits in the UK

 

[sanger]

There goes the qabiil infested neef on benefits in the UK

There is an Australian flag in my avatar. Theres even a kangaroo looking at a computer screen.

Bloody yankees. Just typical.

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

There is an Australian flag in my avatar. Theres even a kangaroo looking at a computer screen.

Bloody yankees. Just typical.

Dumb ass your under British head of state. Big deal. Your flag is still connected to the Union Jack. You jackass

 

[sanger]

Dumb ass your under British head of state. Big deal

We are not. Learn the some history you clown.

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

We are not. Learn the some history you clown.

The queen is your head of state you dimwit

 

[Diaspora ambassador]

As the head of state in Australia, the Queen has certain powers over the government. In 1975, for example, the Queen's representative in the country at the time, Gov. Gen. Sir John Kerr, fired the prime minister in response to a government shutdown.

"[Kerr] appointed a replacement, who immediately passed the spending bill to fund the government, Max Fisher wrote in The Washington Post. "Three hours later, Kerr dismissed the rest of Parliament. Then Australia held elections to restart from scratch. And they haven't had another shutdown since."

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

As the head of state in Australia, the Queen has certain powers over the government. In 1975, for example, the Queen's representative in the country at the time, Gov. Gen. Sir John Kerr, fired the prime minister in response to a government shutdown.

"[Kerr] appointed a replacement, who immediately passed the spending bill to fund the government, Max Fisher wrote in The Washington Post. "Three hours later, Kerr dismissed the rest of Parliament. Then Australia held elections to restart from scratch. And they haven't had another shutdown since."

Don’t mind this vagabond. He knows nothing about world affairs but gets mad about me calling out Villa Qarxis

 

[kickz]

Add your sources to the OP, I shouldn't have to remind you every time.

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

Add your sources to the OP, I shouldn't have to remind you every time.

Nacas! Always asking for the obvious