Reply to: Ed Balls on the tube this morning

[eek]

Is Ed Balls the Tories' greatest electoral asset?

Probably yes. Although Miliband's voice runs a close second.

[Doggy Styles]

Is Ed Balls the Tories' greatest electoral asset?

[vetran]

Its turned his mind poor lamb

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2335438/We-didnt-run-debt-Government-says-Balls-IS-on.html?ico=news^headlines

There is 'no evidence' that the last Labour government ran up too much debt, Ed Balls said yesterday.

The claim, which was immediately ridiculed by the Tories, came as he announced plans to increase borrowing if his party wins the next election.

The Shadow Chancellor used a speech on the economy to claim that the next Labour government would impose 'iron discipline' on spending.

Just think if he hadn't met you on the tube he would have made sense.

[Scruff]

Did you know that your name is an anagram of SPUNKBUBBLE

I am afraid that is the sockie-spelled version...

[Bunk]

Did you know that your name is an anagram of SPUNKBUBBLE

I think it was supposed to be backwards but he f***ed it up

[aussielong]

Got on the tube this morning only for this sweaty dirty shirted man, with a gimp (helper) in toe to stand next to me. I thought that looks like Ed Balls, then remebered the dirty shirt and thought no he wouldnt but it was.

Did you know that your name is an anagram of SPUNKBUBBLE

[bobspud]

I would have been starstruck, and just stared at him with a silly grin for the entire journey.

I had the opportunity to push Geoff Hoon off the top balcony of the O2 once. I couldn't do it though, he (unlike that utter bastard Ed Balls) had a look of shame in his eyes. You could see that he knew full well that he was a scapegoat and that he had been given the job to be screwed on purpose... Shame for him really.

I Can't and wont have any sympathy for bollock head though. I have a bag of rabid squirrels with his name on

[Doggy Styles]

I would have been starstruck, and just stared at him with a silly grin for the entire journey.

[bobspud]

...and you didn't punch him the face?

^ This ^

better yet its a shame that no one thought to put him under the train he got on

[GB9]

...and you didn't punch him the face?

You say that, but I sat opposite Hilary Benn on the way home on Friday afternoon and I exchanged pleasantries with him. I didn't realise it was him until half an hour later, but I still didn't kick him, even though all my morals said I should have.

[Lockhouse]

Got on the tube this morning only for this sweaty dirty shirted man, with a gimp (helper) in toe to stand next to me. I thought that looks like Ed Balls, then remebered the dirty shirt and thought no he wouldnt but it was.

Him and half the shadow cabinet were on the next table to us at Helene Darroze's restaurant in Paris last year. Can't stand any of them.

[Old Hack]

Why. There are entire rings of hell reserved just for him after the Devil explains to other residents what he did to their pensions.

I like it, prolong the pain; I admire your fortitude, for I couldn't have resisted....

[eek]

...and you didn't punch him the face?

Why. There are entire rings of hell reserved just for him after the Devil explains to other residents what he did to their pensions.

[Old Hack]

Got on the tube this morning only for this sweaty dirty shirted man, with a gimp (helper) in toe to stand next to me. I thought that looks like Ed Balls, then remebered the dirty shirt and thought no he wouldnt but it was.

...and you didn't punch him the face?

[EternalOptimist]

Got on the tube this morning only for this sweaty dirty shirted man, with a gimp (helper) in toe to stand next to me. I thought that looks like Ed Balls, then remebered the dirty shirt and thought no he wouldnt but it was.

Well, they dont like washing their dirty laundry in public