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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Tell us how your day was, say hello or just introduce yourself if you're new to the site.
Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Afternoon all.
Spending time today working on my site. Spent yesterday watching the Leeds vs Rovers game. We lost 2-1 but it was a good day out. Even saw a fight amongst the Leeds players. Very interesting...
Leeds got their promotion though, so managed to escape the ground without much hassle!
Spending time today working on my site. Spent yesterday watching the Leeds vs Rovers game. We lost 2-1 but it was a good day out. Even saw a fight amongst the Leeds players. Very interesting...
Leeds got their promotion though, so managed to escape the ground without much hassle!
I've missed you so very much Alfonse!
I don't know, I generally either make a sexual advance, or keep it bottled up and cry myself to sleep.
Does that sicky, woozy feeling whenever you ask a girl or guy if they feel the same way about you ever go away with age?
Also, greetings internet dwellers.
Also, greetings internet dwellers.
pb wrote:
> Alfonse wrote:
>
>
> Maybe everybody just realised that Lib Dem are a joke party
>
> Which makes the other two a....er...what's lower than a joke?
What's yellow, performs poorly in the general election, and can only get a glimpse of power if there is a hung parliament?
> Can't see that trying something other than threatening countries
> with weapons you're never going to use but cost millions is a bad
> thing?
That's why it's called a nuclear deterrent.
> Alfonse wrote:
>
>
> Maybe everybody just realised that Lib Dem are a joke party
>
> Which makes the other two a....er...what's lower than a joke?
What's yellow, performs poorly in the general election, and can only get a glimpse of power if there is a hung parliament?
> Can't see that trying something other than threatening countries
> with weapons you're never going to use but cost millions is a bad
> thing?
That's why it's called a nuclear deterrent.
Morning all.
In the car... Again!
Eldest not going swimming today though due to being pushed over in the playground yesterday. Oh well.
In the car... Again!
Eldest not going swimming today though due to being pushed over in the playground yesterday. Oh well.
Yeah,I reckon that will happen as well.Although their policies may not seem obviously compatible,a marriage of convenience does appear to be the best option for both parties at the moment if they want to get Mr.Brown out of no. 10.Then they can have a good look at the current electoral system (LD's will obviously push for some kind of proportional representation and the people being turned away from polling stations fiasco needs to seriously addressed at as well).Then they will probably call another general election in a couple of years time to attempt to get an overall majority.It all seems to be in rather a mess at the moment.
I can see the Lib Dems helping the Tories out.
Alfonse wrote:
>
> Maybe everybody just realised that Lib Dem are a joke party
Which makes the other two a....er...what's lower than a joke?
Can't see that trying something other than threatening countries with weapons you're never going to use but cost millions is a bad thing?
>
> Maybe everybody just realised that Lib Dem are a joke party
Which makes the other two a....er...what's lower than a joke?
Can't see that trying something other than threatening countries with weapons you're never going to use but cost millions is a bad thing?
pb wrote:
> Will be a mess for a few days yet by the looks of it. Cameron
> and Brown both trying to get the Lib Dems onside.
The Conservatives are going to have to bribe their hardest, the parties aren't really compatible.
> Bit disappointed that more people didn't vote Lib Dem. Still
> not strong enough for people to believe the vote would make a
> difference I think, but even so they will make a difference in
> what they choose to compromise the other party on.
Maybe everybody just realised that Lib Dem are a joke party with ridiculous proposals and hole filled promises (free university, and mansion taxes? get outta town) and no experience. Just look at their defence policy, or lack thereof.
> Will be a mess for a few days yet by the looks of it. Cameron
> and Brown both trying to get the Lib Dems onside.
The Conservatives are going to have to bribe their hardest, the parties aren't really compatible.
> Bit disappointed that more people didn't vote Lib Dem. Still
> not strong enough for people to believe the vote would make a
> difference I think, but even so they will make a difference in
> what they choose to compromise the other party on.
Maybe everybody just realised that Lib Dem are a joke party with ridiculous proposals and hole filled promises (free university, and mansion taxes? get outta town) and no experience. Just look at their defence policy, or lack thereof.
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