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WGAS replied

7 July 2005, 17:43
I blame IR35

The attacks would have been prevented if we didn't have IR35 and if NL had never got back in power
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DimPrawn replied

7 July 2005, 14:14
It's not all bad news. The congestion charge has been suspended for the day.
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 11:40
Originally posted by snaw

TB on telly now - say's clearly terrorist attack, injuries & deaths.

He's leaving G8 and coming to London.

He needs to mobilise the army. Impose martial law; state of emergency.

Wage in 'dictator in my own lunch time' mode.
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MarillionFan replied

7 July 2005, 11:33
Bloody French.

WTF. I was late for work, got off the train at Waterloo and all hell has broken loose.

Tried the buses. Zilch.

Then thought. Errr. Screw this then.

Back home now.
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snaw replied

7 July 2005, 11:02
TB on telly now - say's clearly terrorist attack, injuries & deaths.

He's leaving G8 and coming to London.
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insight14 replied

7 July 2005, 11:00
Maybe the pubs will be open the whole night!!!
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 10:55
Can anyone give me a lift home tonight??????
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zathras replied

7 July 2005, 10:53
Originally posted by sunnysan

Apperently the have scrapped c-charge for the day. Thats very nice of them

Evil thought I know but I was thinking this morning that someone should have told them that Gleneages was not in London
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 10:45
Originally posted by wobbegong

George Bush can read?

He mimed to the children reading.
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wobbegong replied

7 July 2005, 10:44
Originally posted by WageSlave

. . . or will he do what George Bush did upon learning of 9/11: read children's stories?

George Bush can read?
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snaw replied

7 July 2005, 10:39
Yep - TB is due to have a news conference at 12:00.
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Hiram Abiff replied

7 July 2005, 10:38
A quick question

What if anything did/do our intelligence services know about this?

Now is the time for them to justify their existence!

I'm also waiting for Clarke to turn this around and mention ID cards!

Spod - In "what a bunch of fuqwits" mode!
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threaded replied

7 July 2005, 10:34
It's a bit much just because they lost the big for the 2012 games.
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 10:27
Will our Glorious Leader address the nation at this time of concern and uncertainty?
Will our Glorious Leader aspire to Winston Churchill's example or will he do what George Bush did upon learning of 9/11: read children's stories?
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sunnysan replied

7 July 2005, 10:24
Congestion charge

Apperently the have scrapped c-charge for the day. Thats very nice of them
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