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anonymous-user

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82 months

Wednesday 19th February 2003
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Sorry, but we're all too down today and need cheering up, even if it is a fantasy. I'm sorry if I caused coffee to hit keyboards but everyone is entitled to dream.

Press release:

The Downing Street press office announced at 4.02pm this afternoon that Tony Bliar was standing down as Prime Minister with immediate effect.

"I thought I was, you know, doin' allright". Said a crestfallen Mr Blair. "The asylum seekers, burglars, George Dubya Bush, anti car people and Cherie all told me I was great. But then I started to get letters from people such as a Mr Deltaf, Mr Carzee, a Podie and, most frighteningly a Mrs Fish. When I read those letters I realised that, you know, I was basically fcuking everything up. As John Prescott told me "You're a jumped up little public school wakner Tony and allways will be".

Mr Bliar continued;

"I would like to, you know, apologise to all the people who voted for me and who believed the slogan "things can only get better" when of course they are now much, much worse. I think I'd better go now".

Early reports say that a one eyed puritanical car hating scotsman is poised to take the helm.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Mrs Fish

30,018 posts

286 months

Wednesday 19th February 2003
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"I thought I was, you know, doin' allright". Said a crestfallen Mr Blair. "The asylum seekers, burglars, George Dubya Bush, anti car people and Cherie all told me I was great. But then I started to get letters from people such as a Mr Deltaf, Mr Carzee, a Podie and, most frighteningly a Mrs Fish. When I read those letters I realised that, you know, I was basically fcuking everything up. As John Prescott told me "You're a jumped up little public school wakner Tony and allways will be".


Hey, why most frighteningly

CarZee

13,382 posts

295 months

Wednesday 19th February 2003
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bye bye, Billy, bye bye..

Kinda went downhill in the last line though.. no presbyterian haggis munchers in No.10 thanks very much..

deltaf

1,384 posts

285 months

Wednesday 19th February 2003
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And i thought i was encouraging him to stay on as PM............

>> Edited by deltaf on Wednesday 19th February 16:33

PetrolTed

34,468 posts

331 months

Wednesday 19th February 2003
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You can tell it's not a kosha press release because Blair prefixes everything he says with "I say to you".
Not that it annoys me or anything...

Big_M

5,602 posts

291 months

Wednesday 19th February 2003
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PetrolTed said: You can tell it's not a kosha press release because Blair prefixes everything he says with "I say to you".
Not that it annoys me or anything...
And what about that other annoying one "I hear what you say...." Condescending Twat!

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

283 months

Wednesday 19th February 2003
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paulb

Never before has my day been made and my day been ruined in such quick succession.

You dog, you.................!!!

rich 36

13,739 posts

294 months

Wednesday 19th February 2003
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oh well, it was not to be, or at least not just yet?

kevinday

13,770 posts

308 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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Big_M said: And what about that other annoying one "I hear what you say...." Condescending Twat!




Especially when he means 'I hear and will totally ignore because it is not in line with what I want'

Podie

46,649 posts

303 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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...But then I started to get letters from people such as a Mr Deltaf, Mr Carzee, a Podie and, most frighteningly a Mrs Fish. .


Me? Write a letter..? Phooey.

elanturbo

565 posts

290 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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'what I say to you is this,...'

Yea,... and dont come back.

JohnL

1,766 posts

293 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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"I say to you"
"I hear what you say"

There's a principle in some psychology stuff, that everyone has a "predominant sense", usually hearing, sight or touch. That dictates the kind of language you use and most readily relate to. If someone of a diffrent "sense" uses a phrase from their "sense" a lot, you will tend to find that irritating and will find it difficult to relate to the person, often without realising why.

A visual person might say "I see what you mean". A "feeling" person (got to be a beter word) might say "that feels right to me".
And a "hearing" person might say "I hear what you say".

That doesn't mean Tone's not an underhand deceitful masticator though .

Big_M

5,602 posts

291 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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That explains it JohnL - I am definitely a 'feeling' person. If Bliar is a 'hearing' person then he is deaf.

McNab

1,627 posts

302 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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paul-b said:
Early reports say that a one eyed puritanical car hating scotsman is poised to take the helm.


paul-b, which one has lost an eye? There are so many of them, and not an indecent Highlander amongst the whole rag-bag lot.

JohnL

1,766 posts

293 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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McNab said:
paul-b, which one has lost an eye? There are so many of them, and not an indecent Highlander amongst the whole rag-bag lot.


Aha, Charlie Kennedy for PM?

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

82 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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McNab said:

paul-b said:
Early reports say that a one eyed puritanical car hating scotsman is poised to take the helm.


paul-b, which one has lost an eye? There are so many of them, and not an indecent Highlander amongst the whole rag-bag lot.





It's true that they are all blind.......... and deaf and probably mad but I think the iron chancellor is certainly a one eyed jack. He's probably one of the few options that would be worse than Bliar but perhaps more honest. (Having said that Saddam would be an honest option compared to Bliar).

He should get a kicking on BBC1 tonight at 9 by the way.


anonymous-user

Original Poster:

82 months

Thursday 20th February 2003
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Mrs Fish said:



"I thought I was, you know, doin' allright". Said a crestfallen Mr Blair. "The asylum seekers, burglars, George Dubya Bush, anti car people and Cherie all told me I was great. But then I started to get letters from people such as a Mr Deltaf, Mr Carzee, a Podie and, most frighteningly a Mrs Fish. When I read those letters I realised that, you know, I was basically fcuking everything up. As John Prescott told me "You're a jumped up little public school wakner Tony and allways will be".


Hey, why most frighteningly


Well you frighten me, thats why its taken me 24 hours to reply.



mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

283 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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"Aha, Charlie Kennedy for PM?"

NO, NO, NO

Leans towards green

wedg1e

27,031 posts

293 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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What would you give, for just one chance to show these people that they may take our lives, our money, our cars and our currency, but they'll never take... OUR FREEDOM!

Oh dammit, they gave that to Europe...

Ian

JohnL

1,766 posts

293 months

Friday 21st February 2003
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mybrainhurts said: "Aha, Charlie Kennedy for PM?"

NO, NO, NO

Leans towards green


Ah ... OK then stick with Blair, or Duncan Smith if you think there's much of a difference.