I anticipate that once on, Cheri would not get off easily and hang on to the tower of power, just like her hubby.
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You paint a disturbing picture.Originally posted by MrGrunge View PostI anticipate that once on, Cheri would not get off easily and hang on to the tower of power, just like her hubby.Comment
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Of course, now that the Torries are back in, someone will have to replace David Mellor in his Chelsea strip receiving a toe job, from a no-mark Spanish actress in cahoots with the Sun.Comment
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Isn't that what Cleggy does?Originally posted by MrGrunge View PostOf course, now that the Torries are back in, someone will have to replace David Mellor in his Chelsea strip receiving a toe job, from a no-mark Spanish actress in cahoots with the Sun.Comment
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Quite possibly.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostIsn't that what Cleggy does?
However, holding the reins at No 10 for the next 10 years or so, is going to be such a poisoned challice for Cleggy, Posh David, Ed-New-New Labour or anyone else.
I anticipate that quite a bit of menage-a-trois between all three sexy parties could go on, as they try to tip-toe around the pressing difficulties of the unavoidable public purse financial squeeze with keeping the economy on the way up (as much as possible), but to say nothing of impending Power crisis, the east coast of England falling into the sea, and maintenance of stoopid wars i.e. if we pull out of Afghanistan/Iraq etc to early, we are going to look damm stoopid and weak.
Are NL electable? It depends on how un-electable the necessary financial squeeze makes the Torries and how the Cleggie photographs david Mellor in his Chelsea top factor goes.
NL on their own merits - no.
NL on the back of stoopid Torrie stuff, well possibly.Last edited by MrGrunge; 11 October 2010, 16:14.Comment
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FTFYOriginally posted by MrGrunge View PostAre NL electable? NL on the back of stoopid, high percentage employed by the state, strictly come lap dancing, Y-chromosome factor watching, benefit gorging, zanu liebour educated, non thinking, delusion of entitlement, bovine electorate, well possibly.Last edited by hyperD; 11 October 2010, 16:30.If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Cleggy's married to a spanish actress, isn't he?
Do you think they do swapsies with the Cams and the Osborns? Got to be easier on the imagination than the Blairs, the Browns and the Prescotts.Comment
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I dunno, you could probably get an entire coalition of phalli in that slot gob:Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostCleggy's married to a spanish actress, isn't he?
Do you think they do swapsies with the Cams and the Osborns? Got to be easier on the imagination than the Blairs, the Browns and the Prescotts.
Last edited by hyperD; 11 October 2010, 17:16.If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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From the bowels of the great journal of literary intellect that is the DailyTittleTatttleOriginally posted by Doggy Styles View PostCleggy's married to a spanish actress, isn't he?
Do you think they do swapsies with the Cams and the Osborns? Got to be easier on the imagination than the Blairs, the Browns and the Prescotts.
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If history is anything to go by, the Ozzies will definately be ino swapsies. Mrs Clegg is hot to. Mr + Mrs Cam will be to bothered about their new sprog right now, but maybe in a year or 2.Comment
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