US airport uses Nick Clegg on its maintenance signs
The former Lib Dem's leader's made it big in Vegas
Sit down, put your feet up and enjoy this glorious piece of Friday news: Nick Clegg – former leader of the Lib Dems, Deputy Prime Minister and man of the “apology song” fame – has appeared on US airport maintenance signs.
https://twitter.com/GarthJennings/status/842421406910550016
And we can’t work out what’s the best thing about it. That the MP has found himself on an American stock image database? The fact he’s been shrunk down so small? Or the way that the coffee-holding woman is completely ignoring him?
Sadly Clegg himself hasn’t yet tweeted about the image, but the Lib Dem press office has…
https://twitter.com/LibDemPress/status/842470083649785856
However, there’s still time for Clegg to match Ed Miliband’s response to his sneezing stock image gaffe. Earlier this year, the former Labour leader’s picture was used in an NBC news report about flu vaccinations.
Flu season is the worst! Tonight on @NBCNightlyNews... everything you need to know about this year's flu:( https://t.co/asn5L2Yrq5
— Gadi Schwartz (@GadiNBC) December 19, 2016
After the incident Miliband tweeted this corker…
https://twitter.com/Ed_Miliband/status/810938363100405760
So come on Nick, at least give us a tweet saying how US relations are soon to take off or the like. We're waiting...
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