‘What happens when people on TV without poppies are given the pitchfork treatment’
This from @JimMFelton on Twitter.
"Me like cookie and respect war dead" pic.twitter.com/Re7rreusob
— James Felton (@JimMFelton) November 7, 2017
We’ll be wearing a poppy and imagine you will be too, but is it necessary for the Cookie Monster to wear one? Maybe Cookie Monster wanted to, right?
It provoked a lively debate on Twitter. Interested in your thoughts too.
It’s going through his skin – way more dedicated than most.
— Sally, supposedly (@MagneticFlea) November 7, 2017
Dolce et Decorum est, pro patria cookie.
— Pablo Spurr (@PabloSpurr) November 7, 2017
I LOVE faux-intellectuals sneering at the act of paying respects to the dead, I just love it! It’s so fresh!
— Brownie 🇬🇧 (@VivaBrownie) November 7, 2017
He must be edgy, he’s got a We Go Live To Brexit pinned tweet.
— DB (@DB20Something) November 7, 2017
I just shot coffee through my nose in a public place laughing at this.
— Graeme Of Thrones (@ThatMrStirling) November 7, 2017
This is what happens when people appearing on telly this week without poppies are given the pitchfork treatment.
— TLozinski (@TLMultimedia) November 7, 2017
ME REMEMBER FALLEN! pic.twitter.com/5bipVfUe99
— Poppy® Watch (@giantpoppywatch) November 7, 2016
Here they are in action.
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Great to see that an ageing Muppet who has been entertaining us for decades can still get onto primetime TV
— Ian Vaughan (@2techie4me) November 7, 2017
We reckon John Simpson says it best.
Just bought my poppy. I'm proud to wear it but hate the idea it's some kind of patriotism test. It's just a good way of helping ex-soldiers.
— John Simpson (@JohnSimpsonNews) November 8, 2017
