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Yeah, and the sort of democracy that can see a Party that gains less than 30% of the popular vote get the most seats, to boot.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThe only choice we get is democracy.
Robert Mugabe would be proud of such a system.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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I think the term being bandies around much this days is balanced parliament which leads me to believe that there are many in the media thinking this is preferred option of the result of our general election this thursday week I have a couple of interesting observations to make on the subject and they will follow now. Firtsly I think that cameron has made a lot of ground in his hustlings of the past week. Secondly i think the liberal democrat Clegg, this clegg has been in a bubble which has been burst because he peaked too soon in the oresidential style debates that we all saw on our tv screen or tv screens in the past few weeks. I believe he has been revealed as a waree and i dont normally use this expression liberally. Thirdly i belive the willun has absoluteley no chance of winning this elecetion on thursday week. It is no longer possible. These are my thoughtts and doings on this elecetion and they are just my opinions but I think cameron will be in number 10 on friday week and the willun will be rreplaced by a temporary like Roy Hattersley or the like until they elect new leader at the labour conference in this autumn.Comment
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Will someone translate the above for me from "whatf**kingLanguageisthat" to something more readable and understandable?Originally posted by Swati View PostI think the term being bandies around much this days is balanced parliament which leads me to believe that there are many in the media thinking this is preferred option of the result of our general election this thursday week I have a couple of interesting observations to make on the subject and they will follow now. Firtsly I think that cameron has made a lot of ground in his hustlings of the past week. Secondly i think the liberal democrat Clegg, this clegg has been in a bubble which has been burst because he peaked too soon in the oresidential style debates that we all saw on our tv screen or tv screens in the past few weeks. I believe he has been revealed as a waree and i dont normally use this expression liberally. Thirdly i belive the willun has absoluteley no chance of winning this elecetion on thursday week. It is no longer possible. These are my thoughtts and doings on this elecetion and they are just my opinions but I think cameron will be in number 10 on friday week and the willun will be rreplaced by a temporary like Roy Hattersley or the like until they elect new leader at the labour conference in this autumn.Comment
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I can't decide if it's Sas or MF.Originally posted by Churchill View PostWill someone translate the above for me from "whatf**kingLanguageisthat" to something more readable and understandable?Comment
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They're both sad Onanists so could be either.Originally posted by Bunk View PostI can't decide if it's Sas or MF.Comment
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It sounds decidedly like the ramblings of a retarded primate.................so my vote goes to sasguru.Originally posted by Bunk View PostI can't decide if it's Sas or MF.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Least we can get it up!Originally posted by Churchill View PostThey're both sad Onanists so could be either.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I once met an old lady who told me every Sunday she was a Church Onanist! Bless.Originally posted by Churchill View PostHow would you know? You're an Onanist!
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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