Please step aside, I hate you and I want your job
Please step aside, I hate you and I want your job
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sadoksevoli

Original Poster:

1,232 posts

285 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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So we're about to send troops into war, the country's getting a bit frayed at the edges, the Government's sums aren't adding up properly, the NHS is still a shambles and there are terrorists hiding in bedsits across the land. And what does the One-Eyed Thief in Chief aka Mr Wealth-Redistribution Brown want to do? He wants to boot Billy Liar out and have full control of the lunatic asylum. Never mind what the electorate might think, and never mind what good a bit of continuity in government might do, Mr Brown's ambition to really screw the country takes precedence over everything apparently - who cares that the two people at the top of the stinking pile in Government are barely on speaking terms.

SO who wants Brown instead of Bliar? Does anyone give a t0ss? Anyone got any good suggestions about who really might do a good job? (anyone knocking 10p of the price of a pint of beer, a litre of fuel and abolish VAT might be a good start)

CarZee

13,382 posts

295 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Anyone who thinks that Billy Liar is bad will be in for a shock if the fat comptroller takes over at the helm..

Hello supertax... goodbye individual wealth..

julianhj

8,867 posts

290 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Both a pair of w@nkers.

Wouldn't pi$$ on either of 'em if they were on fire.

Fecking Nu Labour. My ar$e...

Cotty

42,146 posts

312 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Having read a LOT oh his posts my vote would be for CarZee

deltaf

1,384 posts

285 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Funny id vote for Carzee too.
Seems that Bliar and Brown made a pact before the election, to "let the other" have a go by stepping down.
I didnt vote for a Brown...not to my memory anyway, anyone else?

daydreamer

1,409 posts

285 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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Didn't vote for either of them deltaf .

Was unsure eight years ago, but I didn't take into acount in any of my deliberations just how much money they could extract out of me, whilst delivering absolutely nothing in return by way of public services etc that are accessible to me.

All I know is that if I ever have kids, I'd better start a college fund, and make sure that I keep up the payments on the health insurance - neither would have even crossed my mind ten years back.

Oh yes - and if some b@stard burgles my house, I want them caught and punished. , and I don't think that I should be discriminated against because I have to be in several areas of the country every week.

Anything else.

Do agree that Brown would be worse than the current combination. OK, they can dream up extra taxes between them, but it would appear that if we took away the constant arguements between them, then they could do some real damage .

hansgerd

1,274 posts

312 months

Wednesday 29th January 2003
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I don't live in the UK but that sums it up for me.

julianhj said: Wouldn't pi$$ on either of 'em if they were on fire.


kevinday

13,770 posts

308 months

Friday 31st January 2003
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I left the UK 5 years ago, and nothing I have seen/heard/read gives me any inclination to return.

TheLemming

4,319 posts

293 months

Friday 31st January 2003
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kevinday said: I left the UK 5 years ago, and nothing I have seen/heard/read gives me any inclination to return.


This could explain the driving force behind britain building the largest empire ever known to humanity.

The overwhelming urge to get the hell out of the UK and go somewhere sunny

Fatboy

8,267 posts

300 months

Friday 31st January 2003
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This could explain the driving force behind britain building the largest empire ever known to humanity.

The overwhelming urge to get the hell out of the UK and go somewhere sunny

ROTFPML

Ali_D

1,115 posts

312 months

Friday 31st January 2003
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hansgerd said: I don't live in the UK but that sums it up for me.

julianhj said: Wouldn't pi$$ on either of 'em if they were on fire.





I would however quite happily pi$$ on them if they weren't on fire.

>> Edited by Ali_D on Friday 31st January 15:48

nubbin

6,809 posts

306 months

Friday 31st January 2003
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www.newpartyforbritain.co.uk - pretty much in line with Prime Minister Carzee....

Looks like the site's been hacked though....

>> Edited by nubbin on Friday 31st January 15:53

polar_ben

1,413 posts

287 months

Friday 31st January 2003
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nubbin said: www.newpartyforbritain.co.uk - pretty much in line with Prime Minister Carzee....

Looks like the site's been hacked though....

>> Edited by nubbin on Friday 31st January 15:53





Yeah, society's wicked, man. We're that sort of party. We know how to get down with the kids. Some of us even have kids - others employ them. So we say 'Society is crucial! Kick it!' We love cannabis and can often be seen at policy meetings dropping e's. We even have some members who drop their h's!