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Better the leaflet than the candidate.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI voted as well.
But then again we have local elections as well to see which corrupt/paedo/bigoted councillors will get in.
I did notice the BNP leaflet that came through my door came very early in the morning......
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I voted as well.Originally posted by Flashman View PostWell I voted. Gawd knows why.
But then again we have local elections as well to see which corrupt/paedo/bigoted councillors will get in.
I did notice the BNP leaflet that came through my door came very early in the morning......
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Well I voted. Gawd knows why.
If you vote you help validate the whole ridiculous charade.
If you don't vote then the EU wins anyway. But who can blame anyone for not bothering?
Euro-elections: an exercise in futility.......In reality, splitting up 9.7 percent of the vote between a group of dysfunctional political parties, to let them play in an institution that hasn't any real power anyway, is something for which it isn't even worth getting out of bed..

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Probably because only English speaking people use that name for it. The real name is Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte - Black Forest Cherry Cake/Pie/Tart...Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostI don't want to be pedantic but surely Black Forest Gateau is a mixture of German location and French cake?
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FTFYOriginally posted by SantaClaus View PostI do want to be pedantic and surely Black Forest Gateau is a mixture of German location and French cake?
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Good point. Mich didn't think of that.Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostI don't want to be pedantic but surely Black Forest Gateau is a mixture of German location and French cake?
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I don't want to be pedantic but surely Black Forest Gateau is a mixture of German location and French cake?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostTraitor! You should stick to traditional British cakes like Battenburg Cake, Swiss Roll and Black Forest Gateau!
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I like the EU. The people in charge of it, whoever they are, are like a Big Brother to me.
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Your remake of Breaking Bad ends after one episode because there is no point in turning to a life of violence and crime when the state provides your healthcare free at the point of delivery.Your remake of Breaking Bad would have got to about series 3 before Walter succumbed.
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Traitor! You should stick to traditional British cakes like Battenburg Cake, Swiss Roll and Black Forest Gateau!Originally posted by doodab View PostThe continentals have some excellent cakes though. Imagine if all you had to snack on was spotted dick. You wouldn't like it one bit.
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The continentals have some excellent cakes though. Imagine if all you had to snack on was spotted dick. You wouldn't like it one bit.
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