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Come the general election will it not be vote rUKIP? or is that uPrik?
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Looks like you and Helmut have taken overOriginally posted by sasguru View PostNo it's not, Farage is a Huguenot Johnny Foreigner.
I don't know, coming over here a few hundred years ago and outdoing our home-grown cretins.
That's making the working class an underclass, that is.
Previously they had a monopoly on cretinism, now what have they got left?
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No it's not, Farage is a Huguenot Johnny Foreigner.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostAt least it is our own drivel rather than foreign muck
I don't know, coming over here a few hundred years ago and outdoing our home-grown cretins.
That's making the working class an underclass, that is.
Previously they had a monopoly on cretinism, now what have they got left?
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At least it is our own drivel rather than foreign muckOriginally posted by BlasterBates View PostSo everyone who has been supporting the UKIP have based their decision on "drivel".

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So everyone who has been supporting the UKIP have based their decision on "drivel".
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Vote UKiP
Vote UKiP -
Damn foreigners, coming here, buying our stores, not going Harrods anymore, creating wealth, employing people -playing in football league, building cars, employing people....
Vote UKiP - NigelFarage (the irony of the initials) - I wonder if I admit what I'm espousing as drivel, if idiots will still vote for me -
Nigel Farage Disowns UKIP Manifesto As 'Drivel'
Feck me, they will - roll on nonsense, more to follow, wonder if I can get on LBC, Question Time and any other media?
Feck me........This is brilliant - Wonder if CUK will discuss.......
Feck me.....
Vote UKip
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