Mr Hunt tweeted: "They say prepare for anything before going on Today but that took the biscuit. I was laughing as much as u Jim."I wonder if "jeremy" will become a new piece of rhyming slang, replacing "berk" (from "Berkshire hunt").
From which it follows that a jeremiad would now mean an example of particularly cuntish behaviour.
Why aren't there more jokes about Immanuel Kant's name?
not sure if you're saying you've already spotted instances of "Jeremy" being used thusly but are waiting to see if it catches on, but here, I just saw my first (in the comments, below the article) http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2010/dec/06/western-democracies-must-live-with-leaks