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"So, who are the favourites?"

A tactical voter, such as myself, needs to know things like this. Primarily I'd vote for Microchips (woo, yeah) - but who's expected to win? Will it be close cut between four or five? Between two? Or will someone just run away with it?

Election analysts, give us the answers..

Has no one else heard that?

The term is infact, either:

"Pi$$ on your chips"

or

"Pi$$ on your bonfire"

So there! :-P

NO, it is píss on your parade. Do I need to search google and get proof?

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22sorry+to+p

SPACE

iss+on+your%22&hl=en&lr=&ie=ISO-8859-1

A search for the phrase 'sorry to píss on your' on Google comprehensively proves that the most common suffix is 'parade'.

As the gibbering idiots of Chat would say, El Blokey am the winner.

I have defiantly heard the cornflake one on TV though.

There are of course many variations, but El Blokey's is the most widely used.

Everyone knows “rain on your parade”. Bah! Who cares...

English_Bloke wrote:
> I have defiantly heard the cornflake one on TV though.

Probably a rival company trying to stop people buying Kellogs.

English_Bloke wrote:
> Everyone knows “rain on your parade”. Bah! Who cares...

Nobody uses rain, as people can't rain. They píss.

You just don't understand the genius of 'froots am the winner', EL.