Reply to: Gordon should resign petition

[Doggy Styles]

Who knows, maybe the evil snot goblin will take the holiday weekend to think about it and GO on Tuesday.

Would you really want to miss all the fun of him being turfed out against his will?

Desperately holding onto the railings outside number 10 as a couple of burly police constables try to pull him away?

[HairyArsedBloke]

Two days after it happened, even the BBC now carry the story. They also carry Clarke ashamed to be a Labour MP.

Who knows, maybe the evil snot goblin will take the holiday weekend to think about it and GO on Tuesday.

I can dream I suppose.

[Doggy Styles]

Actually I am quite happy for him to stick around a while longer. Another 6 months and he'll have destroyed his incompetent party for at least the next 20 years.....until the next generation comes along not knowing that labour don't understand economics or business.

That's my take too.

[PM-Junkie]

Actually I am quite happy for him to stick around a while longer. Another 6 months and he'll have destroyed his incompetent party for at least the next 20 years.....until the next generation comes along not knowing that labour don't understand economics or business.

[Menelaus]

[QUOTE=FSM with Cheddar;832228]It's number 1 now: 39231 votes

Unfortunately, I suspect that he doesn't have the common decency to do the honourable thing and retire with a bottle of whisky and the Mess Webley.

[FSM with Cheddar]

It's number 1 now: 39231 votes

[BoredBloke]

Good stats them - 42% of those who voted in his own constituency didn't even want him.

[TheRefactornator]

Hurrah


The petition sig count completely eclipses the number who voted him in as MP in his local constituency http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirkcaldy_and_Cowdenbeath_(UK_Parliament_constitue ncy)#Election_results

..which means the general populace hopes he will immediately swallow a cyanide pill..or two, followed by guzzling a trough of swine snot chaser. Just to be absolutely sure.

[BoredBloke]

Gordon is No One - it's official

[HairyArsedBloke]

No. 1 @ 28454

[HairyArsedBloke]

No. 2 @ 27331

[HairyArsedBloke]

No. 3 @ 26743

[Board Game Geek]

Tony E posted : I wouldn't even wait for him to die first either.

Indeed, given his status and importance, it would only be right to give exemption in this case, as a mark of respect for the man and all that he has done for the country.

Think of it as a parting gift from a grateful electorate.

[BoredBloke]

I'd sooner have a petition for a State Funeral for Gordon Brown.

Preferably, as quickly as possible.

I wouldn't even wait for him to die first either.

[Board Game Geek]

the petition against a State Funeral for Thatcher is in at 14 though

I'd sooner have a petition for a State Funeral for Gordon Brown.

Preferably, as quickly as possible.