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Doggy Styles replied

19 March 2010, 13:43
Still, Fulham are doing all right, which will cheer up Dodi's father.
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Pondlife replied

19 March 2010, 13:38
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Not looking good I'm afraid.

I reckon it was the inlaws wot dun it.
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DimPrawn replied

19 March 2010, 13:24
Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

Any news on Princess Di in there?

Not looking good I'm afraid.
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Pondlife replied

19 March 2010, 13:19
Any news on Princess Di in there?
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19 March 2010, 12:19
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The Brownites plan to implement a socialist economy if they beat theTories, says Patrick O’Flynn in the Daily Express.

Ed Balls is being lined up to become “the tax-raising Chancellor”. Charlie Whelan, “the most politically influential trade unionist since Jack Jones”, will also play a key role.

The aim is to entrench a socialist economy, “where the public sector is responsible for almost half of all economic activity and redistributes huge sums of money from those who have worked for it to those who have not, via very high taxes that command the support of an electorate increasingly dependent on the state”.

Enjoy.
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