Cheeky Queenslander tricks Hanson with 'I'm a racist' selfie

Last week Pauline Hanson challenged her Senate colleagues to show her an example of anything she has said that's racist.

Now one cheeky Queenslander has tried to entrap the One Nation leader into making a confession on a Facebook video.

Jut Armstrong was enjoying a night out at a pub in Redcliffe when he spotted Hanson at the table beside him.

"Wtf pauline Hanson is sitting on the table next to me I'm going to throw ice at the mad botch," Armstrong wrote on Facebook last night.

Instead his mate Vince Lethbridge had a sneakier suggestion.

"Ask for a selfie/snap but incognito film it and instead of saying cheese say 'Everyone say I'm a racist'," Lethbridge suggested.

"You'll be famous for sure."

Obviously not one to back away from a challenge, Armstrong did just that.

Words ending with "S" sounds make the mouth form into a natural smile shape, which is why saying "Cheese" became popular in the first place.

So even though Hanson has insisted she isn't racist, saying so for the sake of the photo would result in a nice smile.

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