Has the country gone to the dogs since Cameron became PM?
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johnfinch wrote:Stewie Griffin wrote:I had my heart set on a baton with olives and feta cheese for lunch and they had no batons. One fecking day in power and there is already a bread shortage.
You could always eat some proper food for proper people, you London ponce.
Im nu Labour, what do you want?
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Can't see grey hound racing here any more .The track closed down years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v3-gMM2znEbagpuss0 -
Sterling has also collapsed, its worth a whole 2 cents less against the Dollar than it was last night when Brown was in Power.0
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bompington wrote:daviesee wrote:In 1996 the Tories were in power - cold
In 1997 Labour were in power - milder
In 2010 the Tories come to power - cold
The winter before Maggie came to power was severe.
Strong forces at work
So the implication is that skiers should vote tory
Quite the opposite.
The skiing season appears to finish with the Labour party.None of the above should be taken seriously, and certainly not personally.0 -
Unemployment hit its highest rate for 15 years today.
Always the same with the tories.
(We'll just forget the Lib Dems for a while...)0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:Unemployment hit its highest rate for 15 years today.
Always the same with the tories.
(We'll just forget the Lib Dems for a while...)
And who was in power 15 years ago? 0 -
freehub wrote:If I can't get into uni due to it being so expensive cause of Cameron, I'm going to personally go and nick his bike.
It was pretty bloody expensive when I went under the Labour government to be honest mate - anything that comes through in the near future will have been put in place under them too.Cannondale Synapse 105, Giant Defy 3, Giant Omnium, Giant Trance X2, EMC R1.0, Ridgeback Platinum, On One Il Pompino...0 -
johnfinch wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Unemployment hit its highest rate for 15 years today.
Always the same with the tories.
(We'll just forget the Lib Dems for a while...)
And who was in power 15 years ago?
Err the Tories?
1995?
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Rick Chasey wrote:johnfinch wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Unemployment hit its highest rate for 15 years today.
Always the same with the tories.
(We'll just forget the Lib Dems for a while...)
And who was in power 15 years ago?
Err the Tories?
1995?
*confused*
Yes, the Tories. No need to look :?0 -
What I do know is this.
Forest were doing alright in the play-off semi-final, then the caption "David Cameron becomes prime minister" pops up on the screen and it all went down hill for the tricky trees after that.
Tail end Charlie
The above post may contain traces of sarcasm or/and bullsh*t.0 -
Frank the tank wrote:What I do know is this.
Forest were doing alright in the play-off semi-final, then the caption "David Cameron becomes prime minister" pops up on the screen and it all went down hill for the tricky trees after that.
I just know that had Labour been in Power when we find out who we play in the CL qualifying round then we would have got some butchers bakers and candlestick makers, now watch us get Ajax or someone.0 -
It seems that I am the only person that is overjoyed about Cameron getting in?0
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daviesee wrote:
Still, the summer of '79 was pretty nice 8)
75 and 76 were better by far. who was in power, Labour
QED
Ok so there were 3 day weeks but thats 3 days more than a lot of us will be working by the time the Bullington Alumni have finished with us.
William Hague is in charge of the Northern Board of the Conservatives and is Foreign Secretary, quelle surprise0 -
My poor old mum suffered horribly giving birth to me in a stiflingly hot hospital at 2:05pm on May 29th 1976 under a Labour government. When she gave birth to my sister on 24th December 1979 under a Tory government it was so much easier0
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No, it has not gone to the dogs. My shopping was delivered last night and although I had only ordered one pack of strawberries, I received two. That never happened under labour. Prosperity is shining through.0
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But I am tired tonight, I wasn't last night. Life under Cameron is hard!0
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I had some allergies but they seem to be clearing up now. But seeing as I'm not in the UK I hesitate to give the Tories any credit for this.
Am I just being churlish?0 -
My 3 year old daughter had a nasty dream last night and wouldn't eat her tea. Where was that in the manifesto?0
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Page 4 - 7th paragraph!Cannondale Synapse 105, Giant Defy 3, Giant Omnium, Giant Trance X2, EMC R1.0, Ridgeback Platinum, On One Il Pompino...0
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I really should go to bed now as I have a very busy day tomorrow, but I'm finding it hard to get up and go and brush my teeth. Thanks Dave.0
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They've been in power 24 hours & I still haven't got my free haribo0
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Spent all day digging my bunker. Now off to tesco to buy chocolate before it gets too expensive.
See ya on the other side.0 -
Of course it hasn't, because if Cameron is PM it means that thieving, c**********, s*** eating, w***** Brown isn't."Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein0
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Squillinossett wrote:It seems that I am the only person that is overjoyed about Cameron getting in?
No, you are not alone. I am pleased as well. If my Dad (SNP nutter) reads this I'm going to be ex-communicated from the family. 0 -
I blame the pixies, not nice little creatures like fairies, but the ones like gremlins0
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My two little ones got up this morning at their usual unearthly hour but played happily together in their room without needing daddy to get up! Thanks Dave & Nick for the extra half hour in bed!
This Con-Dem thing really seems to be finding its feet now!0 -
I still find all this Tory/Lib Dem government a bit surreal, yet quite cool at the same time. When I heard them say 'Deputy Prime-minister Nick Clegg' I actually looked up from the chav corpse I was butchering to make sure I heard right. Sure enough Clagg and Cameron were naked with 2 German women going at it like rabbits...
May have been a dream though, I forget.http://www.youtube.com/user/Eurobunneh - My Youtube channel.0
