PM's Questions thread
Discussion
Thought I'd organise a central thread, which can be resurrected weekly (if the lazy sods are sitting in Parliament).
This week - the Tories get stuck in to Brown:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8036104.stm
This week - the Tories get stuck in to Brown:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8036104.stm
Idiot - what his blinkered arrogance doesn't let him see that all the topics that need tackling would be dealt with better under a new government.
Crash Gordon obviously needs to be the target of the opposition - he will crack and I think it will be quite spectacular when he does. The sort of foaming at the mouth, muttering to himself while weeping under his desk type breakdown.
I think if you Wiki the phrase, 'be careful what you wish for', there's an image of Winky.
Crash Gordon obviously needs to be the target of the opposition - he will crack and I think it will be quite spectacular when he does. The sort of foaming at the mouth, muttering to himself while weeping under his desk type breakdown.
I think if you Wiki the phrase, 'be careful what you wish for', there's an image of Winky.
Asterix said:
Idiot - what his blinkered arrogance doesn't let him see that all the topics that need tackling would be dealt with better under a new government.
Crash Gordon obviously needs to be the target of the opposition - he will crack and I think it will be quite spectacular when he does. The sort of foaming at the mouth, muttering to himself while weeping under his desk type breakdown.
I think if you Wiki the phrase, 'be careful what you wish for', there's an image of Winky.
Only question is how much of the country will he drag down with him when he goes?Crash Gordon obviously needs to be the target of the opposition - he will crack and I think it will be quite spectacular when he does. The sort of foaming at the mouth, muttering to himself while weeping under his desk type breakdown.
I think if you Wiki the phrase, 'be careful what you wish for', there's an image of Winky.
Spiritual_Beggar said:
Asterix said:
Idiot - what his blinkered arrogance doesn't let him see that all the topics that need tackling would be dealt with better under a new government.
Crash Gordon obviously needs to be the target of the opposition - he will crack and I think it will be quite spectacular when he does. The sort of foaming at the mouth, muttering to himself while weeping under his desk type breakdown.
I think if you Wiki the phrase, 'be careful what you wish for', there's an image of Winky.
Only question is how much of the country will he drag down with him when he goes?Crash Gordon obviously needs to be the target of the opposition - he will crack and I think it will be quite spectacular when he does. The sort of foaming at the mouth, muttering to himself while weeping under his desk type breakdown.
I think if you Wiki the phrase, 'be careful what you wish for', there's an image of Winky.
Edited by Asterix on Wednesday 6th May 15:33
Stephen Crabb, referring to recent press reports about life inside Number 10, said:
"What do you intend to do about the important issue of bullying in the workplace, given the reliable reports of a senior Whitehall boss throwing mobile phones and printers and swearing at switchboard operators?"
"What do you intend to do about the important issue of bullying in the workplace, given the reliable reports of a senior Whitehall boss throwing mobile phones and printers and swearing at switchboard operators?"
The election battle lines were drawn today.
Incredibly, they think that "Tory Cuts" will work again.
The planted questions from the Labour questioneers (is that a word?) and Gordo's answers clearly show where they intend to fight.
As an aside, his continuation of the policy of "You should agree with me becasue we're in a crisis" is plainly ridiculous. I just don't think that the average person watches PMQ; lines such as these are aimed squarely at morons.
Nothing seems thought through in any sense right now in No10.
Incredibly, they think that "Tory Cuts" will work again.
The planted questions from the Labour questioneers (is that a word?) and Gordo's answers clearly show where they intend to fight.
As an aside, his continuation of the policy of "You should agree with me becasue we're in a crisis" is plainly ridiculous. I just don't think that the average person watches PMQ; lines such as these are aimed squarely at morons.
Nothing seems thought through in any sense right now in No10.
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