David Cameron: "too many tweets might make a twat"

When Absolute Radio host Christian O'Connell asked him about his views on Twitter, David Cameron said: "The trouble with Twitter, the instantness of it too many tweets might make a twat."

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Comedy

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• David
• Cameron
• too
• many
• tweets
• might
• make
• twat

[FlawlessCM]

@twattytwattwat You're actually fucking retarded. Getting a degree doesn't make you middle class... have you heard of loans before? Here I'll explain - based on your household income, you are financed for your degree with 0% interest. If your income is less than £30k then you get more than enough (including bursaries) to live off comfortably.

Try not to generalise, it makes you look like a moron. And I had to laugh at the 10 thumbs up you've received from equally retarded muppets.

[GreasedLizard]

Shame he didn't do his research, Twat is considered a very offensive word in some parts of the UK, even worse than cunt.

Biggest problem is too many twits elected a twat.

[bluesboy25000]

@yessapmit I am sorry

[yessapmit]

@bluesboy25000 how original

[bluesboy25000]

@yessapmit I meant to do is make a job about how he doesn't tweet and he thinks too many tweets make a twat but he is a twat.

[yessapmit]

@bluesboy25000 your comment makes no logical sense

[Richy14332]

Don't particularly like Cameron but this is hilarious.

[holmeslaw666]

legend

[whale0melette]

@twattytwattwat You don't have to be middle class to have a degree, you just have to work harder for it. Excuse me for not wanting to stay on a shitty council estate all my life with my lifes ambition to be fastest box packer at the local factory, explain what there is to be proud of in that? The fact you failed to make the most of yourself based on some stupid idea that being educated makes you a toff?

I come from a scrat end estate in Manchester and i have an M.A in History.

[thewizardofrhythm]

Only decent thing Cameron ever said.

[bluesboy25000]

If too many tweets make a twat, then what does that make Cameron?