Laurence Fox’s anecdote of a stranger approaching him in ‘StabsVille’, London, generated a whole lot of chinny reckon – 16 highly sceptical replies
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Took his kids to "Stabsville"
— Michael Hennessy (@henno21) March 13, 2026
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And in other news. This 100% didn’t happen, but yeah if it makes you feel special go ahead
— Skip Intro (@leopoldstotch73) March 13, 2026
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I went to London the other weekend. Didn't get stabbed or mugged. Didn't meet any monotonous failed actors/dads. Had a wonderful time.
— 🏴Gareth🏴 (@Gareth74ae) March 13, 2026
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So the guy didn’t stab you ? No I thought not. London is safer than it’s been for decades.
— James Hughes 🏳️🌈 (@jahughes3) March 13, 2026
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"Then the whole restaurant chanted "Laurence, Laurence" before I backflipped out of an open window, saved a puppy from a gang of thugs and set a new 5k world record on the stroll back to my hostel."
— Huw 🏴 (@iamhuwman) March 12, 2026
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— Elizabeth Daley (@Elizabe88508545) March 12, 2026
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Why on earth would you take your child to a place you claim is gravely dangerous?
Exaggerating the risk, or negligence?
— Tony (@TonyB_1997) March 12, 2026
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that man's name? albert einstein
— Mr. Correct Opinions (@samosa597505) March 13, 2026
Mr. National Conversation delivered the final blow.
People will see this and assume the delusional part of this fantasy is the Spirit Of Debate and Free Speech but in reality it’s the idea that Laurence Fox is still famous enough to be recognised in public https://t.co/2qmBLQABNN
— Mr. National Conversation (@shadowfan198) March 13, 2026
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