At Last. He's Effing Off!

[SallyAnne]

As with Ericsson...the phrase 'be careful what you wish for' may well come back to haunt us!

Let's not mention Ericsson eh? <shudder>

[Burdock]

Let's not mention Ericsson eh? <shudder>

yeah, what's all this I hear about him going to Newcastle

[VectraMan]

Everybody hated Thatcher, and everybody hated John Major. It makes you wonder to what extent it's the person and to what extent it's the office.

You can't forgive him for Iraq, but aside from that, I don't feel he's been too bad. Would we have been better off with John Major for a few more terms, or William Vague, Ian Duncan Smith or Michael Howard (and they were in favour of the Iraq war). I think we might have been better off with Charles Kennedy, but that was never going to happen.

The weird thing is I have absolutely no memory of Blair before he became PM, I guess everybody was far more focused on getting the hated Conservatives out to pay any attention to the opposition. We already hate Gordon Brown, and he's not even PM yet.

[threaded]

Don't think anyone hated John Smith coz he popped his cloggs before he got anywhere... leaving us the legacy of the grinning twat we have now.

I was invited to his funeral, never did find out why, maybe something about Westland.

[Churchill]

From "Robinson on Blair" BBC News Webtulipe

You may love him or loathe him, but Blair will be missed

Not if I was pulling the fecking trigger!!!

[Kyajae]

As an Australian I am naturally completely ignorant of....

As an Australian you're naturally completely ignorant. Full stop.

[threaded]

As an Australian you're naturally completely ignorant. Full stop.

We need a grammar emoticon too!

[Clippy]

From the BBC website:

Waving hand-written placards reading "Sedgefield Loves Tony", "10 Great Years", "Thank You" and "Britain is Better", the crowd cheered as Mr Blair embraced his agent John Burton and wife Cherie.


You know politics is fooked when politicians have 'agents'.

Suppose they have their own make-up artists as well!

W@ankers.

[threaded]

From the BBC website:

Waving hand-written placards reading "Sedgefield Loves Tony", "10 Great Years", "Thank You" and "Britain is Better", the crowd cheered as Mr Blair embraced his agent John Burton and wife Cherie.


You know politics is fooked when politicians have 'agents'.

Suppose they have their own make-up artists as well!

W@ankers.

And they guy waving a placard saying somat like "Troops out of Iraq" was escorted away by Police for an as yet unknown reason....

[SallyAnne]

yeah, what's all this I hear about him going to Newcastle

He's heard about how friendly the lasses are, clearly!