Nope ****'s are useful.
I just mentally change his first name to Buff.
as to Shami, I WOULD. Intelligent & cute. She probably wouldn't middle aged and balding.
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It was in Dunsta-bubble, that Question Time. My mate and his son were in the audience. Did anyone see them?
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I agree that Geoff Hoon is a complete and utter c**t also and his artument about the gritters didn't add up either. He said that 1 gritter costs £100,000 but that it would never be used and that you have to bin them every 10 years or so. Firstly why would you bin a £100,000 truck that hasn't been used - ok it's 10 years old but it still hasn't been used? Also somebody on the beeb said that the cost to the economy was anout £1.2 billion pounds per day - based on 20% pulling a sickie/day off. So if you double that as the weather improved over the week, that gives you £2,400,000,000 pounds lost. That's a sh1t load of gritters to me!
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostAllow me to help you with the English language...
"xenophobia - having abnormal fear or hatred of the strange or foreign".
Unless you are calling yourself strange? Ah, I see your point.Last edited by Rookie; 7 February 2009, 09:00.
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Originally posted by Rookie View PostWhy would it come as a shock? I'm fully aware that life exists outside of London. Not sure how intelligent it is though judging by your response ......Someone rattled your cage did they?
Just thought I'd give you an update on whats happening in civilisation. Didn't really want or care for your xenophobic attitude to people who live in London. Get over yourself.
Nation of moaners? Interesting. Maybe I just dont accept things as they are and realise things need to change.
"xenophobia - having abnormal fear or hatred of the strange or foreign".
Unless you are calling yourself strange? Ah, I see your point.
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostThis'll come as a huge shock, but not everyone lives or works in London and the majority of the country couldn't give two figs if London busses run or not.
We have a reputation of being a nation of moaners. Clearly it's justified.
People really need to lighten up...
Just thought I'd give you an update on whats happening in civilisation. Didn't really want or care for your xenophobic attitude to people who live in London. Get over yourself.
Nation of moaners? Interesting. Maybe I just dont accept things as they are and realise things need to change.
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostWe have a reputation of being a nation of moaners. Clearly it's justified.
People really need to lighten up...
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Originally posted by Rookie View PostWill "Errmmmmm" Young. Do me a favour. It's easy to make light of it but when ALL London buses are cancelled when we had several days prior warning really takes the piss doesn't it? Where were the gritters laying salt?!?!? What about the snow plows?
I prefer to take time off of my own accord as opposed to something thats dictated to me when public transport grinds to a halt in the capital over a few inches of snow. A bit pathetic really. Even some of the underground was cancelled FFS. Just glad it didn't snow too much in WW2 otherwise we really would have been in trouble.....
Several buses today were felled in the tracks by a nasty bit of slush...
Rant over. Where's my beer?
<gets up. walks to fridge. peers in. grabs a cold bottle of Cobra. opens bottle. takes long swig. relaxes>
Ahhhhhhhh! **** it. It's the weekend!
We have a reputation of being a nation of moaners. Clearly it's justified.
People really need to lighten up...
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostI agree though, a pretty pathetic panel.....what a whinging bunch of gits (especial Nigel "everything is Europe's fault" Ferage).
well we can't do things without checking it's OK with EU. 80% of our laws come from EU too. Go figure- we're not in control of our own destiny when we're being told what to do by EU.
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostHe was the only one who talked any sense about the snow though - it's only a couple of days so who cares? I'm sure when everyone croaks they'll be thinking ("oo - I wish I had worked those few days in 2009 when it snowed).
I agree though, a pretty pathetic panel.....what a whinging bunch of gits (especial Nigel "everything is Europe's fault" Ferage).
I prefer to take time off of my own accord as opposed to something thats dictated to me when public transport grinds to a halt in the capital over a few inches of snow. A bit pathetic really. Even some of the underground was cancelled FFS. Just glad it didn't snow too much in WW2 otherwise we really would have been in trouble.....
Several buses today were felled in the tracks by a nasty bit of slush...
Rant over. Where's my beer?
<gets up. walks to fridge. peers in. grabs a cold bottle of Cobra. opens bottle. takes long swig. relaxes>
Ahhhhhhhh! **** it. It's the weekend!
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Originally posted by Rookie View PostAnyone see Will Young on Question Time last night? The guy was so out of his depth it was embarrassing. Thought it was a very average panel to be honest.....and its raining.
(God, I'm turning into my dad.......)
<gets coat and leaves>
I agree though, a pretty pathetic panel.....what a whinging bunch of gits (especial Nigel "everything is Europe's fault" Ferage).
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Originally posted by Solidec View PostI though Shami Chakrabarti was going to cry at one point, poor little elf
Anyways...if that thatcher chick had just called the french fulla a Golli-Frog, they would have had nothing to talk about on QT!
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Originally posted by moorfield View PostIndeed. But the "c**t" word does not deserve to be used in the same sentence as "Geoff Hoon". We'll have to think of a more appropriate one - any ideas anyone?
**** is indeed the correct term for him...
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