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Tremendous imo
:nod: The whole thing was a bit of a kick in the tits for wee Jimmy Krankie, as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Just Trent
:nod: I enjoyed that as well. Though that gob****e brat that everyone thinks is so wonderful had lost as well but she was in a different seat :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Best result of the night.
:nod: Scotch independence is f@cked for the foreseeable, at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
All in all, the thing's still a bloody mess. May has disgraced herself.
To think she allowed that maniac to come within a few seats of taking power... it makes my blood run cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
When was the last time we had a prime minister who sat in the Lords? It's time to reactivate His Excellency Lord Willie!
Of course the best antidote to any love for Corbyn would be watching him try to manage a minority coalition government. Can you imagine the sheer, unmitigated farce that would ensue? It would almost be worth it just for the lols.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
I can't bear to even imagine it :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Well that's the thing, isn't it? I strongly suspect many of the people who voted Labour would have been horrified had it resulted in a Corbyn government. I suspect most of those people voted against May/the Tories/Brexit/whatever more than they voted for Corbyn. The reality of getting Corbyn would have sobered them up pretty damn quick, I suspect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
We had the same thing when he won the Labour election. I am not buying all this continuing naivety. People voted for him for their own self-interest in the main without giving a monkey's as to how he can deliver in the hope he will deliver.
I don't know anywon who has even a decent thing to say about Wee Jimmy. Mainly disparaging to 'would like to do a mild violence on her' type comments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Then again I don't converse with many Jockish people.
It is a question of, to quote our own dear TonyC, ****************FREE MONEY*******************Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe
The first thing that needs to happen is that May needs to raise the voting age to 35 and immediately call another election. We have been confronted by the disaster of what happens when people who have no understanding of the world and have never paid their own rent, let alone taxes, actually vote. They must be disenfranchised immediately for the good of the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Worse even because everyone presumes, because of their age, they must know something of how stuff works when really too many of them *know* bugger all, evading and shirking responsibility and consequences being the essential Leitmotiv of their existence. And, of course, when the good people behave like this, the world will naturally be left only to the bad.
Or, as Sir C would say; I'm alright, I've got an Aston Martin :-)
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Originally Posted by Burney