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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: doog on 11 May 2010, 19:11:58
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Gordon Brown has quit !! as per topic sad day for the UK :(
Doug
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Gordon Brown has quit !! as per topic sad day for the UK :(
Doug
Not in my house, Doug ::) :-X
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good ridance to him
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Sorry but I cannot agree!
I think it is a great day for this country and its politics 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)
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Yippeee! :y :y :)
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I didnt actually mean it i just wanted to see who would bite :y
Doug
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Yippeee! :y :y :)
;D ;D
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He certainly won't be able to make a living from public speaking like Princess Tony. He mumbles and is bereft of wit.
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[size=20]O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!
He chortled in his joy[/size]
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It is a sad day, because as one spineless shower of ***** leaves another spineless shower of ***** arrives >:(
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Right. Who're we gonna pick on now? Cameron or Clegg. Pair of tossers if you ask me......... ;D
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He can break off
He was a shite chancellor and a worse prime minister.
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I want to see who and where the lib dems will end up in govt.... :-/
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No real loss IMO, but a historic day for the country!
As an aside, it looks like the married persons tax allowance will be returning soon :y
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No real loss IMO, but a historic day for the country!
As an aside, it looks like the married persons tax allowance will be returning soon :y
No chance.
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The limpdems have negotiated to get it off the agenda - tossers. >:(
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They had to do something.....the stock market (and hence most of our pensions and some savings) was sliding fast due to the indecision
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The limpdems have negotiated to get it off the agenda - tossers. >:(
It was only ever gonna be for couples earning less than £2.50p a week anyhow.
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They had to do something.....the stock market (and hence most of our pensions and some savings) was sliding fast due to the indecision
But, as Albs will tell you, not public sector pensions. :P ;D
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The limpdems have negotiated to get it off the agenda - tossers. >:(
It was only ever gonna be for couples earning less than £2.50p a week anyhow.
True, but it was a signal of intent imo. ;)
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They had to do something.....the stock market (and hence most of our pensions and some savings) was sliding fast due to the indecision
But, as Albs will tell you, not public sector pensions. :P ;D
Public sector pensions are not linked to anything in the real world, just how strong the unions are or how weak the govt. is. It will have to change very soon though, and it wouldnt matter that much who is in government.
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They had to do something.....the stock market (and hence most of our pensions and some savings) was sliding fast due to the indecision
But, as Albs will tell you, not public sector pensions. :P ;D
Public sector pensions are not linked to anything in the real world, just how strong the unions are or how weak the govt. is. It will have to change very soon though, and it wouldnt matter that much who is in government.
Yes.
But only for newbies. ;D
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Totally hypothetical who is in!
With Brown in, the government would have only lasted 6 weeks ish, until he fell out with the Libs ::)
Know it will be a couple of months ::) ::)
We will be back voting again soon :y
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The limpdems have negotiated to get it off the agenda - tossers. >:(
My misinterpretation then... I thought they said it had been agreed to :-/ :-/
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Totally hypothetical who is in!
With Brown in, the government would have only lasted 6 weeks ish, until he fell out with the Libs ::)
Know it will be a couple of months ::) ::)
We will be back voting again soon :y
I won't. I'm passed caring.
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The limpdems have negotiated to get it off the agenda - tossers. >:(
My misinterpretation then... I thought they said it had been agreed to :-/ :-/
Im still a bit light headed so I might be reading it wrong, lets wait and see. ;D ;D
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Im off out to celebrate. :y ;D ;D
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He can break off
He was a shite chancellor and a worse prime minister.
Only because Ken is your MP ;D ;D :P
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The limpdems have negotiated to get it off the agenda - tossers. >:(
My misinterpretation then... I thought they said it had been agreed to :-/ :-/
I think it was the £10k tax threshold they agreed to
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Decent bloke, poor PM, not very good Chancellor, meant well.
Not a two faced **** like Blair.
I hope he has some nice family time now with his young children.
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He can break off
He was a shite chancellor and a worse prime minister.
Only because Ken is your MP ;D ;D :P
He hates pikeys and speed cameras....and takes no shite over europe.
Plus likes real ale, top bloke lol
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He can break off
He was a shite chancellor and a worse prime minister.
Only because Ken is your MP ;D ;D :P
He hates pikeys and speed cameras....and takes no shite over europe.
Plus likes real ale, top bloke lol
And I suppose a personal friend of yours ;D ;D ;D ;D
I used to work with someone who lodged with a minister, picture of the cabinet in the loo - back in the days of MT.
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This ill-judged mis-match of a coalition will be gone by Xmas at the latest, then we can have another election and this time more people should maybe pay more attention to the issues ;)
I reckon the LibDems have sent the left of their party running to Labour, under a new voting system, Labour will be a shoe-in :o
For the forseeable future :o
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This ill-judged mis-match of a coalition will be gone by Xmas at the latest, then we can have another election and this time more people should maybe pay more attention to the issues ;)
I reckon the LibDems have sent the left of their party running to Labour, under a new voting system, Labour will be a shoe-in :o
For the forseeable future :o
Lib-dems will be toast up here - straight fight between SNP & Labour.
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This ill-judged mis-match of a coalition will be gone by Xmas at the latest, then we can have another election and this time more people should maybe pay more attention to the issues ;)
I reckon the LibDems have sent the left of their party running to Labour, under a new voting system, Labour will be a shoe-in :o
For the forseeable future :o
Lib-dems will be toast up here - straight fight between SNP & Labour.
they werent huge before, but hooking up with the tories has killed them in scotland :(
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He can break off
He was a shite chancellor and a worse prime minister.
I caught David Cameron's acceptance speech on TV a few minutes ago. Mark - your version of the acceptance speech above would have been so much better. Have you ever thought of sppech writing for Cameron?
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Decent bloke, poor PM, not very good Chancellor, meant well.
Not a two faced **** like Blair.
I bet there's at least one "bigoted woman" who'd disagree. ;)
Who knows if the current arrangement will be any better but it certainly can't be any worse.
Kevin
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Decent bloke, poor PM, not very good Chancellor, meant well.
Not a two faced **** like Blair.
I hope he has some nice family time now with his young children.
too right, he should of let the banks rot and kept the money spent proping up the banks, smaller banks would have emerged and given everyone a better service at no cost.
screw greece and there troubles, we are third in trouble on the list after spain. :(
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He can break off
He was a shite chancellor and a worse prime minister.
Only because Ken is your MP ;D ;D :P
He hates pikeys and speed cameras....and takes no shite over europe.Plus likes real ale, top bloke lol
As much as I admired him as a good Chancellor, he was and still is the most pro european Tory minister they ever had. I still think Cameron should make him chancellor, but order him to say nothing on the subject of Europe.
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I just can't resist, Hip hip hooray!!!!! an englishman in charge AND with proper family values :y :y :y :y :y :y
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I just can't resist, Hip hip hooray!!!!! an englishman in charge AND with proper family values :y :y :y :y :y :y
that's certainly the two most important factors, right there.
Nail.
Head.
Genius.
;D ;D ;D
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As much as I admired him as a good Chancellor, he was and still is the most pro european Tory minister they ever had. I still think Cameron should make him chancellor, but order him to say nothing on the subject of Europe.
This is my recollection too. :-/
Kevin