Friday Fun

sungod

Stevo 666 wrote:

A wins's a win. Tell that lot in Cake stop...

could've been worse, could've been corbyn

neither party makes sense any longer, nor for that matter do any of the minors

good to see the 'kippers erased though

veronese68

sungod wrote:

could've been worse, could've been corbyn

neither party makes sense any longer, nor for that matter do any of the minors

good to see the 'kippers erased though

Every election seems to be a choice for the lesser of the evils offered. I think it's good to change on occasion so Corbyn getting in for a while could have restored a bit of centre ground and might not have been all bad. My tendency is for the Lib Dems but they really shot themselves in the foot siding with Cameron. I think a lot of their voters were voting for them as they couldn't bring themselves to vote Conservative, when they voted Lib Dem and got Conservative they felt aggrieved. Add the university fees fiasco on top of that and there's hardly any Lib Dem support now.
Hope the talk of a softer brexit doesn't cause a resurgence of the 'kippers. Will the odious little turd make another comeback claiming he's saving brexit?

step83

meanredspider wrote:

Step83 wrote:

Induction noise on mine was likened to that of a bus, high spooling low pressure turbo and a big intercooler (can anyone say turbo lag) I got done by the noise meter at Bedford aerodrome when the turbo dumps, why the meters set to 110db is beyond me.
Anywho jealous of you going Goodwood MRS. how bigs your boot, I could smuggle myself in there I reckon.

It's just a track day. I think anybody can rock up to watch.

Yes but I'm supposed to be at work, if I'm in your boot I can claim I've been kidnapped therefore avoiding the work situation all together.

Matthewfalle

Veronese68 wrote:

sungod wrote:

could've been worse, could've been corbyn

neither party makes sense any longer, nor for that matter do any of the minors

good to see the 'kippers erased though

Every election seems to be a choice for the lesser of the evils offered. I think it's good to change on occasion so Corbyn getting in for a while could have restored a bit of centre ground and might not have been all bad. My tendency is for the Lib Dems but they really shot themselves in the foot siding with Cameron. I think a lot of their voters were voting for them as they couldn't bring themselves to vote Conservative, when they voted Lib Dem and got Conservative they felt aggrieved. Add the university fees fiasco on top of that and there's hardly any Lib Dem support now.
Hope the talk of a softer brexit doesn't cause a resurgence of the 'kippers. Will the odious little turd make another comeback claiming he's saving brexit?

Turd face is already talking about "not being the leader but a strong advisor". He's an arse.

I reckon we should all petition Nuttall into coming back - he was brilliant.

Matthewfalle

sungod wrote:

may at the podium, already lying (for the avoidance of doubt, that is provably, mathematically, unambiguously, absolutely)

muted the sound after that as when my employees behave like that i lose interest in them

We shoot them. Paperwork is a bugger afterwards but we all blame it on Edwyn, so everyone is happy at the end of the day.

meanredspider

Transplant consent form day. Puts the election bollox in perspective

Stevo_666

Veronese68 wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

A wins's a win.

Are you writing her meaningless soundbites? I preferred "No majority is better than a bad majority."

Nope, just the fact that she's still in Number 10

Zac will also tell you that a win's a win

sungod

Matthewfalle wrote:

We shoot them. Paperwork is a bugger afterwards but we all blame it on Edwyn, so everyone is happy at the end of the day.

still more satisfying than corporate version of termination as that also involves much paper, especially doing it in france, that consumed several forests and had a measurable impact on global warming

team47b

What on earth is going on, who's in charge...oh wait, they didn't let the general public vote...again :roll:

It would never happen anywhere else...

Wiki quote

After the 2015 legislative election resulted in a hung parliament, the leader of the Portugal Ahead alliance, former prime minister Pedro Passos Coelho (PSD) was given the task of forming a new government. As his minority government however failed to secure support by the Socialists, the government programme was rejected by a vote of 123 to 107 MPs, leading to the government's disbandment within less than a month.[1]

In the meantime, Socialist Party leader António Costa had succeeded in securing support for a Socialist minority government by the Left Bloc (B.E.), the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) and the Ecologist Party "The Greens" (PEV). Subsequently, he was appointed the new prime minister on 24 November 2015.[2] The cabinet members took their oath of office on 26 November 2015.

pinno

...and the new administration didn't send you home. Result.