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so you built your future and prosperity after having your 'free lunch' but you decry our children for voting for the same free lunch?Stevo 666 wrote:
No, just wrong. Labour lost. The free lunch offer reduced the scale of their loss.bianchimoon wrote:
patronisingbompington wrote:
More like "depends if those 18-24 year olds grow up".Jez mon wrote:Depends if those 18-24 year olds keep voting doesn't it?
It was the free lunch wot won it.All lies and jest..still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest....0 -
Me: ROFL
Stevo: Sat on the fence, hedging his bets, shifting his money off shore, cr4pping himself, sending condolences to TM...
I wonder if those that were in the Tory camp who actually did join the labour party and vote Corbyn will take any repsonsibility, even if it's just an acknowledgement that this is a really good outcome for the UK. Right in the middle of Brexit. If TM had called the election for say end of June, she would be out of office completely. The Tory campaigners realised immediately that the longer she came into contact with the GP, the worse things would get.
After all, being at the Home Office simply underlined the fact that she was more a bureaucrat not a Politician.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Absolutely. I will get my card out and donate to the good cause (funded by the extra tax I won't have to pay as Labour have lostPBlakeney wrote:
Cancer Research UK okay with you?Stevo 666 wrote:
That'll do ta. Yours plus mamba's makes the amount I'd originally offered.
£50 to a charity of your choice against a Conservative majority win.The lack of willingness of people to make an un-caveated bet with me on the result - despite all the bluster on here - speaks volumes
Happy?
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Mamba - name your charity."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Why, have Labour formed government?Pinno wrote:Me: ROFL
Stevo: hedging his bets, shifting his money off shore,
Funny old world we live in when people start acting like the losers have won..."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
bompington wrote:
More like "depends if those 18-24 year olds grow up".Jez mon wrote:Depends if those 18-24 year olds keep voting doesn't it?
It was the free lunch wot won it.
Is this free lunch you speak of "not having to pay your tuition fees at university and maybe be able to afford somewhere to live"?
It sounds the 80s.0 -
I never voted for a free lunch...bianchimoon wrote:
so you built your future and prosperity after having your 'free lunch' but you decry our children for voting for the same free lunch?Stevo 666 wrote:
No, just wrong. Labour lost. The free lunch offer reduced the scale of their loss.bianchimoon wrote:
patronisingbompington wrote:
More like "depends if those 18-24 year olds grow up".Jez mon wrote:Depends if those 18-24 year olds keep voting doesn't it?
It was the free lunch wot won it."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
Why, have Labour formed government?Pinno wrote:Me: ROFL
Stevo: hedging his bets, shifting his money off shore,
Funny old world we live in when people start acting like the losers have won...
There was no indication in my post that suggested anyone won. We all lose. This a mess, right in the middle of Brexit.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
Absolutely. I will get my card out and donate to the good cause (funded by the extra tax I won't have to pay as Labour have lostPBlakeney wrote:
Cancer Research UK okay with you?Stevo 666 wrote:
That'll do ta. Yours plus mamba's makes the amount I'd originally offered.
£50 to a charity of your choice against a Conservative majority win.The lack of willingness of people to make an un-caveated bet with me on the result - despite all the bluster on here - speaks volumes
Happy? )
Mamba - name your charity.
St Lukes Hospice in Plymouth OR the Stroke Association given our recent past, your choice bud.0 -
OK, donate your £36k 'free lunch' that you swallowed but didn't vote for because it was given to you on a plate, to an educational charity?Stevo 666 wrote:
I never voted for a free lunch...bianchimoon wrote:
so you built your future and prosperity after having your 'free lunch' but you decry our children for voting for the same free lunch?Stevo 666 wrote:
No, just wrong. Labour lost. The free lunch offer reduced the scale of their loss.bianchimoon wrote:
patronisingbompington wrote:
More like "depends if those 18-24 year olds grow up".Jez mon wrote:Depends if those 18-24 year olds keep voting doesn't it?
It was the free lunch wot won it.All lies and jest..still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest....0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
Is Corbyn in power? Nope, he lost.Rick Chasey wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
Says the man who backs a party with 12 seats currently. Not lefties, but definitely losersRick Chasey wrote:Bahahahahahahaha
Stevo you mug. You have to admire the Lib Dems' consistency on that front.
Mate, you set this thread up to gloat about joining labour so you could vote Corbyn in order to "lead Labour into the electoral wilerness".
Their share increased massively at the expense of the Tories under Corbyn and he prevented the Tories having a majority.
As for political wilderness, that's now the preserve of your lot I think.
Fling all the mud you want, your premise of this thread you created backfired.
Man up and admit it.0 -
bianchimoon wrote:OK, donate your £36k 'free lunch' that you swallowed but didn't vote for because it was given to you on a plate, to an educational charity?
Eton College?0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
Is Corbyn in power? Nope, he lost.Rick Chasey wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
Says the man who backs a party with 12 seats currently. Not lefties, but definitely losersRick Chasey wrote:Bahahahahahahaha
Stevo you mug. You have to admire the Lib Dems' consistency on that front.
Mate, you set this thread up to gloat about joining labour so you could vote Corbyn in order to "lead Labour into the electoral wilerness".
Their share increased massively at the expense of the Tories under Corbyn and he prevented the Tories having a majority.
As for political wilderness, that's now the preserve of your lot I think.
50% increase on 2015 so there!
We need someone with a bit more presence than Farron, but we've recovered from similar numbers before.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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KingstonGraham wrote:Jez mon wrote:Corbyn has done fantastically well compared to what was expected...and is still no closer to number 10.
He isn't in number 10, but are you telling me you think his odds on ever being PM are no higher today than they were before?
OK, agreed, I'm being slightly dramatic. I think ultimately both main parties are in a pickle. They need to appease their hardcore, but hold enough of the "centre ground" for swing voters to nudge them towards the majority government. Unfortunately, it seems the hardcore supporters on both sides of the political spectrum are getting more extreme. The Tory manifesto this time around was fairly similar to the UKIP manifesto last time around, and obviously we can see what happened to labour...
This results in a compounding issue for any centrist party, (i.e. the Lib Dems) as it means, as a left or right leaning centre-ist, the thought of a Tory or Labour government respectively, is extremely unappealing.You live and learn. At any rate, you live0 -
rjsterry wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
Is Corbyn in power? Nope, he lost.Rick Chasey wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
Says the man who backs a party with 12 seats currently. Not lefties, but definitely losersRick Chasey wrote:Bahahahahahahaha
Stevo you mug. You have to admire the Lib Dems' consistency on that front.
Mate, you set this thread up to gloat about joining labour so you could vote Corbyn in order to "lead Labour into the electoral wilerness".
Their share increased massively at the expense of the Tories under Corbyn and he prevented the Tories having a majority.
As for political wilderness, that's now the preserve of your lot I think.
50% increase on 2015 so there!
We need someone with a bit more presence than Farron, but we've recovered from similar numbers before.
if libdems had nt come up with their 2nd vote policy they d have gained some seats down here, they came very close, stupid policy, illogical if you think about it as a no vote would mean relying on eu to let us back in and that was never guaranteed.0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
Absolutely. I will get my card out and donate to the good cause (funded by the extra tax I won't have to pay as Labour have lostPBlakeney wrote:
Cancer Research UK okay with you?Stevo 666 wrote:
That'll do ta. Yours plus mamba's makes the amount I'd originally offered.
£50 to a charity of your choice against a Conservative majority win.The lack of willingness of people to make an un-caveated bet with me on the result - despite all the bluster on here - speaks volumes
Happy? )
Mamba - name your charity.
Cool. 8) As to your earlier question. The MP I voted for won & we got the hung parliament I predicted.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Hmm, being held hostage by the DUP a party of climate deniers, homophobic, and got less votes than the green party... that's winning?Stevo 666 wrote:
Why, have Labour formed government?Pinno wrote:Me: ROFL
Stevo: hedging his bets, shifting his money off shore,
Funny old world we live in when people start acting like the losers have won...All lies and jest..still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest....0 -
bianchimoon wrote:
Hmm, being held hostage by the DUP a party of climate deniers, homophobic, and got less votes than the green party... that's winning?Stevo 666 wrote:
Why, have Labour formed government?Pinno wrote:Me: ROFL
Stevo: hedging his bets, shifting his money off shore,
Funny old world we live in when people start acting like the losers have won...
Just because Labour lost, doesn't mean the Tories won. Everyone lost. (Except maybe the DUP.)
And doing a deal with another party - that's democracy, not being held hostage.0 -
KingstonGraham wrote:bianchimoon wrote:
Hmm, being held hostage by the DUP a party of climate deniers, homophobic, and got less votes than the green party... that's winning?Stevo 666 wrote:
Why, have Labour formed government?Pinno wrote:Me: ROFL
Stevo: hedging his bets, shifting his money off shore,
Funny old world we live in when people start acting like the losers have won...
Just because Labour lost, doesn't mean the Tories won. Everyone lost. (Except maybe the DUP.)
And doing a deal with another party - that's democracy, not being held hostage.
Thanks for outing the first #Snowflake 0 -
So Stevo, did you join the Labour Party to vote Corbyn as their leader in order to scupper their chances?
As he is now leader and just led his party to a bigger share of the vote and seats than they had last election, what are your thoughts on how successful your plan was?0 -
yup, the ConDup party.. got a ring to itCoopster the 1st wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:bianchimoon wrote:
Hmm, being held hostage by the DUP a party of climate deniers, homophobic, and got less votes than the green party... that's winning?Stevo 666 wrote:
Why, have Labour formed government?Pinno wrote:Me: ROFL
Stevo: hedging his bets, shifting his money off shore,
Funny old world we live in when people start acting like the losers have won...
Just because Labour lost, doesn't mean the Tories won. Everyone lost. (Except maybe the DUP.)
And doing a deal with another party - that's democracy, not being held hostage.
Thanks for outing the first #SnowflakeAll lies and jest..still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest....0 -
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Stroke Association it is - good call mate.mamba80 wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
Absolutely. I will get my card out and donate to the good cause (funded by the extra tax I won't have to pay as Labour have lostPBlakeney wrote:
Cancer Research UK okay with you?Stevo 666 wrote:
That'll do ta. Yours plus mamba's makes the amount I'd originally offered.
£50 to a charity of your choice against a Conservative majority win.The lack of willingness of people to make an un-caveated bet with me on the result - despite all the bluster on here - speaks volumes
Happy? )
Mamba - name your charity.
St Lukes Hospice in Plymouth OR the Stroke Association given our recent past, your choice bud."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
@ Mamba and Blakey - £50 now donated to The Stroke Association and £50 to Cancer Research UK. Gift aid on top makes that £62.50 a piece."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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top man!Stevo 666 wrote:@ Mamba and Blakey - £50 now donated to The Stroke Association and £50 to Cancer Research UK. Gift aid on top makes that £62.50 a piece.All lies and jest..still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest....0 -
A bet's a bet.bianchimoon wrote:
top man!Stevo 666 wrote:@ Mamba and Blakey - £50 now donated to The Stroke Association and £50 to Cancer Research UK. Gift aid on top makes that £62.50 a piece.
And it beats paying taxes...actually on that note, I think it's time to make an additional pension contribution and get my money back :P"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Good man.Stevo 666 wrote:
A bet's a bet.bianchimoon wrote:
top man!Stevo 666 wrote:@ Mamba and Blakey - £50 now donated to The Stroke Association and £50 to Cancer Research UK. Gift aid on top makes that £62.50 a piece.
And it beats paying taxes...actually on that note, I think it's time to make an additional pension contribution and get my money back :P
Could have kept it classy though.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:So Stevo, did you join the Labour Party to vote Corbyn as their leader in order to scupper their chances?
As he is now leader and just led his party to a bigger share of the vote and seats than they had last election, what are your thoughts on how successful your plan was?0 -
Only kidding.PBlakeney wrote:
Good man.Stevo 666 wrote:
A bet's a bet.bianchimoon wrote:
top man!Stevo 666 wrote:@ Mamba and Blakey - £50 now donated to The Stroke Association and £50 to Cancer Research UK. Gift aid on top makes that £62.50 a piece.
And it beats paying taxes...actually on that note, I think it's time to make an additional pension contribution and get my money back :P
Could have kept it classy though.
The deed is what matters."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
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Fair playStevo 666 wrote:@ Mamba and Blakey - £50 now donated to The Stroke Association and £50 to Cancer Research UK. Gift aid on top makes that £62.50 a piece. 0
