Vote Labour and let the good times continue

[sasguru]

You know you want to. You've prospered massively under Labour. Superb dealing with the economic crisis - its virtually over. Gordon Brown is one of the most underestimated PMs ever) praised by external bodies like the IMF.
You know you don't want to return to the bad old Tory days when the common man had no opportunities to make a buck at all.

[DimPrawn]

You know you want to. You've prospered massively under Labour. Superb dealing with the economic crisis - its virtually over. Gordon Brown is one on the most underestimated PMs ever) praised by external bodies like the IMF.
You know you don't want to return to the bad old Tory days when the common man had no opportunities to make a buck at all.

WHS++

With the economic rollercoaster you get with Labour, there's serious money to be made on the way up and on the way down.

The Tories are just going to try and smooth it out and we'll have a grey goo economy for 20yrs instead of a volatile and rewarding economy.

[HairyArsedBloke]

WHS++

With the economic rollercoaster you get with Labour, there's serious money to be made on the way up and on the way down.

The Tories are just going to try and smooth it out and we'll have a grey goo economy for 20yrs instead of a volatile and rewarding economy.

Too right!

All you have to do is short ..... ops I said the S word. Atw will be along in a moment and

[Doggy Styles]

Absolutely. Ever since Labour went behind in the polls, the market has got the jitters and the economy has gone tits up.

[Cyberman]

Absolutely. Ever since Labour went behind in the polls, the market has got the jitters and the economy has gone tits up.

Perhaps it's something to do with the 700 Billion debt that it needs to create over the next few years to maintain its unaffordable spending levels.

[MrMark]

Perhaps it's something to do with the 700 Billion debt that it needs to create over the next few years to maintain its unaffordable spending levels.

If you divide that by 50 million people, it's only (?) 14,000 each. Once the hyperinflation kicks in, it'll only be the cost of a snickers bar to pay back...

[Doggy Styles]

Once the hyperinflation kicks in...

Indeed. My first job was under a Labour government in the 1970s, the good old days when we had massive annual pay rises, up to 20%.

That all went to pot after an ungrateful electorate kicked them out.

[sasguru]

Perhaps it's something to do with the 700 Billion debt that it needs to create over the next few years to maintain its unaffordable spending levels.

Do you really want to face reality and get paid the £5K a year that your skills are really worth on the global market?
No I thought not.
And the same applies to the rest of you (even if you are worth a little more than CyberTwunt).
Labour are the only party that will keep the party going, so to speak.
The Tories will only expose you to harsh winds of reality - which means all your living standards plummeting, the NHS starved of funds etc etc.

[Cyberman]

Indeed. My first job was under a Labour government in the 1970s, the good old days when we had massive annual pay rises, up to 20%.

That all went to pot after an ungrateful electorate kicked them out.

I think we got fed up with our dead relatives not getting buried.

[Peoplesoft bloke]

Indeed. My first job was under a Labour government in the 1970s, the good old days when we had massive annual pay rises, up to 20%.

That all went to pot after an ungrateful electorate kicked them out.

I didn't start working until the Thatcher era. I've had two short(ish) periods on unemployment - 6 months under Thatcher and 4 during the Major government's masterful handling of the economy.