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UK Elections, by Daniel Silk on Oct 4, 2007 22:17:36 GMT 1, If a UK Election was to be held next week, who would you vote for? ;D
If a UK Election was to be held next week, who would you vote for? ;D
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UK Elections, by Rabbitlegs on Oct 4, 2007 22:25:19 GMT 1, This could be a tin of worms Silky :-)
This could be a tin of worms Silky :-)
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UK Elections, by lesbianwednesdays on Oct 4, 2007 22:27:35 GMT 1, could the comedians that voted tory at least state their reasons why. or is it just the vote of those that say nothing, like the conservatives.
could the comedians that voted tory at least state their reasons why. or is it just the vote of those that say nothing, like the conservatives.
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UK Elections, by stuey09 on Oct 4, 2007 22:30:27 GMT 1, I'll vote for anyone that brings back hanging, conscription and public flogging...but only if it applies to Laz 
I'll vote for anyone that brings back hanging, conscription and public flogging...but only if it applies to Laz |
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UK Elections, by lesbianwednesdays on Oct 4, 2007 22:31:26 GMT 1, FYI i put no vote, in truth i would actually spoil my ballot paper with none of the above but that wasn't an option.
surely this is one place where we can leave politics aside? there is enough to argue about, without bringing this election bullsh*t to the table.
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FYI i put no vote, in truth i would actually spoil my ballot paper with none of the above but that wasn't an option. surely this is one place where we can leave politics aside? there is enough to argue about, without bringing this election bullsh*t to the table. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz |
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UK Elections, by Daniel Silk on Oct 4, 2007 22:37:24 GMT 1, Very interesting results so far 
Very interesting results so far |
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UK Elections, by lesbianwednesdays on Oct 4, 2007 22:39:28 GMT 1, Very interesting results so far
plenty of votes for the tories but still no one is prepared to speak up?
Very interesting results so far plenty of votes for the tories but still no one is prepared to speak up? |
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UK Elections, by stuey09 on Oct 4, 2007 22:40:51 GMT 1, Very interesting results so far plenty of votes for the tories but still no one is prepared to speak up?
I've just voted and cast it for 'Other'
Very interesting results so far plenty of votes for the tories but still no one is prepared to speak up? I've just voted and cast it for 'Other' |
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UK Elections, by Daniel Silk on Oct 4, 2007 22:41:32 GMT 1, Very interesting results so far plenty of votes for the tories but still no one is prepared to speak up?
Its just a vote! no need for anyone to explain anything ;D
Very interesting results so far plenty of votes for the tories but still no one is prepared to speak up? Its just a vote! no need for anyone to explain anything ;D |
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UK Elections, by manty on Oct 4, 2007 22:41:42 GMT 1, Lol, I love this thread being on here, its just so wrong in so many ways that its almost right
I think? ? :-)
Lol, I love this thread being on here, its just so wrong in so many ways that its almost right I think? ? :-) |
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UK Elections, by lesbianwednesdays on Oct 4, 2007 22:42:57 GMT 1, plenty of votes for the tories but still no one is prepared to speak up? Its just a vote! no need for anyone to explain anything ;D
when it's a vote for the conservatives then there is every need.
plenty of votes for the tories but still no one is prepared to speak up? Its just a vote! no need for anyone to explain anything ;D when it's a vote for the conservatives then there is every need. |
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UK Elections, by dave313perry on Oct 4, 2007 22:43:40 GMT 1, Labour - f**ked up by getting dragged by the short and curleys into war by an idiot gun weilding american
- Also decided to follow a set of generalised laws, which relate to our everyday life like Delia Smith does football - Also known as 'EU Law'...bollox
Two major downfalls of this government - time for change
contradictory as it is - i voted 'no vote' 
Labour - f**ked up by getting dragged by the short and curleys into war by an idiot gun weilding american - Also decided to follow a set of generalised laws, which relate to our everyday life like Delia Smith does football - Also known as 'EU Law'...bollox Two major downfalls of this government - time for change contradictory as it is - i voted 'no vote' |
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UK Elections, by stuey09 on Oct 4, 2007 22:44:37 GMT 1, Not to mention Stealth taxes Dave.
Not to mention Stealth taxes Dave.
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UK Elections, by dave313perry on Oct 4, 2007 22:46:37 GMT 1, they think were fuuucking stupid -
speed cameras are a preventative of speeding, not an income for the government!
figure that one out because thats what they claim!!!!
they think were fuuucking stupid -
speed cameras are a preventative of speeding, not an income for the government!
figure that one out because thats what they claim!!!!
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UK Elections, by manty on Oct 4, 2007 22:48:22 GMT 1, I'll vote for anyone that shoots middle lane morons on the spot :-)
I'll vote for anyone that shoots middle lane morons on the spot :-)
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UK Elections, by lesbianwednesdays on Oct 4, 2007 22:49:16 GMT 1, Two major downfalls of this government - time for change
what about the economy though? that said, i feel a change is needed but what is there? f*ck the tories.
better the devil you know?
Two major downfalls of this government - time for change what about the economy though? that said, i feel a change is needed but what is there? f*ck the tories. better the devil you know? |
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UK Elections, by dave313perry on Oct 4, 2007 22:49:21 GMT 1, I'll vote for anyone that shoots middle lane morons on the spot :-)
;D ;D ;D
I'll vote for anyone that shoots middle lane morons on the spot :-) ;D ;D ;D |
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UK Elections, by Daniel Silk on Oct 4, 2007 22:50:06 GMT 1, Lol, I love this thread being on here, its just so wrong in so many ways that its almost right I think? ? :-)
Do ya think Banksy would be disappointed if it turned out most of his fans were Conservative voters? Who do you think he would be voting for? I'm not really sure
Lol, I love this thread being on here, its just so wrong in so many ways that its almost right I think? ? :-) Do ya think Banksy would be disappointed if it turned out most of his fans were Conservative voters? Who do you think he would be voting for? I'm not really sure |
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UK Elections, by dave313perry on Oct 4, 2007 22:52:16 GMT 1, Duno but i was going to trade my AMP Walrus Boy Canvas with a Scotsman for a piece by a Teenage Mutant hero turtle, apparently pretty collectable although looked a little monotone in colour  but the Bugger pulled out because the piece is no longer available!!! whats all that about?? ;D
Duno but i was going to trade my AMP Walrus Boy Canvas with a Scotsman for a piece by a Teenage Mutant hero turtle, apparently pretty collectable although looked a little monotone in colour but the Bugger pulled out because the piece is no longer available!!! whats all that about?? ;D |
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UK Elections, by stuey09 on Oct 4, 2007 22:52:58 GMT 1, I'll vote for anyone that shoots middle lane morons on the spot :-)
Oh yes. Would love my car to have a 50 cal mounted on the top. They'd get get one chance to move over and one chance only. Then...I'd vapourise the fuckers.
I'll vote for anyone that shoots middle lane morons on the spot :-) Oh yes. Would love my car to have a 50 cal mounted on the top. They'd get get one chance to move over and one chance only. Then...I'd vapourise the fuckers. |
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UK Elections, by manty on Oct 4, 2007 22:57:59 GMT 1, Stu, you got my vote :-) now go get them
Stu, you got my vote :-) now go get them
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UK Elections, by Daniel Silk on Oct 4, 2007 22:59:07 GMT 1, ;D Just a bit of fun -
;D Just a bit of fun -
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UK Elections, by Daniel Silk on Oct 4, 2007 23:02:35 GMT 1,
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UK Elections, by scavos on Oct 4, 2007 23:23:26 GMT 1, Can of worms indeed.
Surely the poll results so far are a wind up?
For me Labour are the best of a bad bunch. Come on, I mean Cameron? Prime Minister!? ;D ;D ;D
I know it's policy that matters but I just do not believe that guy. And I just hate the way politics has become so personality focused. I fully admit I get sucked in by it all on a daily basis. I'm trying my hardest to believe in Brown because I believe in Labour policy more than any other. I'm still not totally convinced by him personally.
It seems the so called fickle floating voters are all too easily swayed by the stage performance of one man at conference and what the papers tell us to think about it. 'Oh yes he said the things he needed to say in such a way that now I'm going to vote for him'.
Brown fucked up yesterday by underestimating the cynicism of the public and he's inherited the legacy of Iraq but I'm confident Labour will win next time whenever the election is brought about.
Great news (for politics) that Benn is planning a return at the golden age of 84(ish). Now he's a fucking good man.
I'm sure our American brothers and sisters are just enthralled by this thread btw.  ;D
ps - on a far more serious note: a bass playing work mate of mine today informed me that the name of his band is 'Jelly Helmet'. It just beat 'Beefy Midget' in the final vote. 
Can of worms indeed. Surely the poll results so far are a wind up? For me Labour are the best of a bad bunch. Come on, I mean Cameron? Prime Minister!? ;D ;D ;D I know it's policy that matters but I just do not believe that guy. And I just hate the way politics has become so personality focused. I fully admit I get sucked in by it all on a daily basis. I'm trying my hardest to believe in Brown because I believe in Labour policy more than any other. I'm still not totally convinced by him personally. It seems the so called fickle floating voters are all too easily swayed by the stage performance of one man at conference and what the papers tell us to think about it. 'Oh yes he said the things he needed to say in such a way that now I'm going to vote for him'. Brown fucked up yesterday by underestimating the cynicism of the public and he's inherited the legacy of Iraq but I'm confident Labour will win next time whenever the election is brought about. Great news (for politics) that Benn is planning a return at the golden age of 84(ish). Now he's a fucking good man. I'm sure our American brothers and sisters are just enthralled by this thread btw. ;D ps - on a far more serious note: a bass playing work mate of mine today informed me that the name of his band is 'Jelly Helmet'. It just beat 'Beefy Midget' in the final vote. |
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UK Elections, by stuey09 on Oct 4, 2007 23:27:34 GMT 1, Can of worms indeed. Surely the poll results so far are a wind up? For me Labour are the best of a bad bunch. Come on, I mean Cameron? Prime Minister!? ;D ;D ;D I know it's policy that matters but I just do not believe that guy. And I just hate the way politics has become so personality focused. I fully admit I get sucked in by it all on a daily basis. I'm trying my hardest to believe in Brown because I believe in Labour policy more than any other. I'm still not totally convinced by him personally. It seems the so called fickle floating voters are all too easily swayed by the stage performance of one man at conference and what the papers tell us to think about it. 'Oh yes he said the things he needed to say in such a way that now I'm going to vote for him'. Brown f**ked up yesterday by underestimating the cynicism of the public and he's inherited the legacy of Iraq but I'm confident Labour will win next time whenever the election is brought about. Great news (for politics) that Benn is planning a return at the golden age of 84(ish). Now he's a f**king good man. I'm sure our American brothers and sisters are just enthralled by this thread btw. ;D ps - on a far more serious note: a bass playing work mate of mine today informed me that the name of his band is 'Jelly Helmet'. It just beat 'Beefy Midget' in the final vote.
A Banksy style post. Bit of politics delivered with some humour.
Can of worms indeed. Surely the poll results so far are a wind up? For me Labour are the best of a bad bunch. Come on, I mean Cameron? Prime Minister!? ;D ;D ;D I know it's policy that matters but I just do not believe that guy. And I just hate the way politics has become so personality focused. I fully admit I get sucked in by it all on a daily basis. I'm trying my hardest to believe in Brown because I believe in Labour policy more than any other. I'm still not totally convinced by him personally. It seems the so called fickle floating voters are all too easily swayed by the stage performance of one man at conference and what the papers tell us to think about it. 'Oh yes he said the things he needed to say in such a way that now I'm going to vote for him'. Brown f**ked up yesterday by underestimating the cynicism of the public and he's inherited the legacy of Iraq but I'm confident Labour will win next time whenever the election is brought about. Great news (for politics) that Benn is planning a return at the golden age of 84(ish). Now he's a f**king good man. I'm sure our American brothers and sisters are just enthralled by this thread btw. ;D ps - on a far more serious note: a bass playing work mate of mine today informed me that the name of his band is 'Jelly Helmet'. It just beat 'Beefy Midget' in the final vote. A Banksy style post. Bit of politics delivered with some humour. |
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UK Elections, by dave313perry on Oct 4, 2007 23:29:53 GMT 1, I do agree that Brown seems to be tilting in the right direction with Iraq and such international affairs - its just Blair got us so far indulged in the whole worldwide community/ world peace/ war on 'terror' bollox that its a long road back to putting our barriers back, stopping everyman and his dog and rapist friend into the country. And rebuilding 'Britishness!!'
I do agree that Brown seems to be tilting in the right direction with Iraq and such international affairs - its just Blair got us so far indulged in the whole worldwide community/ world peace/ war on 'terror' bollox that its a long road back to putting our barriers back, stopping everyman and his dog and rapist friend into the country. And rebuilding 'Britishness!!'
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UK Elections, by dave313perry on Oct 4, 2007 23:31:00 GMT 1, But then again i listen to and agree with john gaunt and his rants on TalkSport
But then again i listen to and agree with john gaunt and his rants on TalkSport
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UK Elections, by runningdog on Oct 4, 2007 23:34:19 GMT 1, Bring back Norman Tebbit. You knew where you stood with Tebbit. "Find a job or die, you useless lazy drug addled scum."
And when he's back, let's have Arthur Scargill leading the Labour party. You knew where you stood with Scargill. "Don't bother to try to earn a lot of money, because the state will take it and give it to businesses that lose a lot of money."
Politics just isn't what it used to be... *sigh*
Bring back Norman Tebbit. You knew where you stood with Tebbit. "Find a job or die, you useless lazy drug addled scum."
And when he's back, let's have Arthur Scargill leading the Labour party. You knew where you stood with Scargill. "Don't bother to try to earn a lot of money, because the state will take it and give it to businesses that lose a lot of money."
Politics just isn't what it used to be... *sigh*
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UK Elections, by dave313perry on Oct 4, 2007 23:38:25 GMT 1, Lee Evans for Prime Minister
The US are gona have bloody Terminator for crying out loud ;D
Lee Evans for Prime Minister The US are gona have bloody Terminator for crying out loud ;D |
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UK Elections, by scavos on Oct 4, 2007 23:44:35 GMT 1, Cheers stu.
Talking of band names, my first band were called 'Spangle Patch'.................which was nice.
Needless to say we didn't get much work for weddings, children's parties or Bar Mitzvas.
Cheers stu. Talking of band names, my first band were called 'Spangle Patch'.................which was nice. Needless to say we didn't get much work for weddings, children's parties or Bar Mitzvas. |
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but the Bugger pulled out because the piece is no longer available!!! whats all that about?? ;D
