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You really need to get handle on when to use the facepalm emoticon. You use it about every three posts and haven't a clue as to when it's appropriate have you? Next you'll be claiming I've done a u-bend again or some other nonsense
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As usual you revert to type and again try to take the thread off topic with personal snipes, like you've said before, you know you've lost it when you resort to those tactics.
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You never know when to stop do you. It's too easy, much like your epic fail in not getting putting the "n" in cut gaff. (#32) I'll stop now, it's just not fair on you.
You also seem determined to drag this thread further off topic having whined about that only a few posts ago. Is your thread, that let's be honest was posted as no more than another opportunity for you to dig at Labour, not working out so well for you?
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Look, I was perfectly happy to enter into a debate with you, I responded to posts on page 1 and 2 in a polite and reasoned manner, but you always seem to feel the need to bait and drag this thread down like many others before with your continual personal snipes and eventually I responded in kind. If you can't add anything rational and reasoned to this thread, well then my response to you ends here. I know you won't feel hard done by. HTH.
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Look, I was perfectly happy to enter into a debate with you, I responded to posts on page 1 and 2 in a polite and reasoned manner, but you always seem to feel the need to bait and drag this thread down like many others before with your continual personal snipes and eventually I responded in kind. If you can't add anything rational and reasoned to this thread, well then my response to you ends here. I know you won't feel hard done by. HTH.
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Natalie Bennett of the Green Party is fighting for the rights of rabbits up and down this country and want to ban hutches. She says "We need a party prepared for the real world."
Glad to see they're in touch with what electorate wants and understand what this country needs!
Glad to see they're in touch with what electorate wants and understand what this country needs!
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I listened to a lot of the election nonsense yesterday and it boils down to this:
Vote Tory who are promising the earth and watch them break every promise and deliver on nothing.
Vote Labour who will keep their promises but will destroy the country in doing so
Vote Lib Dem if you want a coalition with no teeth
Vote UKIP if you want a coalition with teeth and another election in 2 years
Vote SNP if you live in Scotland - probably the most astute political party in the election
Vote Green if you are stark raving mad
Vote Plaid Cymru if you are stark raving mad and Welsh (you poor b*****d... the Welsh bit not the mad bit )
Vote Tory who are promising the earth and watch them break every promise and deliver on nothing.
Vote Labour who will keep their promises but will destroy the country in doing so
Vote Lib Dem if you want a coalition with no teeth
Vote UKIP if you want a coalition with teeth and another election in 2 years
Vote SNP if you live in Scotland - probably the most astute political party in the election
Vote Green if you are stark raving mad
Vote Plaid Cymru if you are stark raving mad and Welsh (you poor b*****d... the Welsh bit not the mad bit )
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I listened to a lot of the election nonsense yesterday and it boils down to this:
Vote Tory who are promising the earth and watch them break every promise and deliver on nothing.
Vote Labour who will keep their promises but will destroy the country in doing so
Vote Lib Dem is you want a coalition with no teeth
Vote UKIP if you want a coalition with teeth and another election in 2 years
Vote SNP if you live in Scotland - probably the most astute political party in the election
Vote Green if you are stark raving mad
Vote Paid Cymru if you are stark raving mad and Welsh (you poor b*****d... the Welsh bit not the mad bit )
Vote Tory who are promising the earth and watch them break every promise and deliver on nothing.
Vote Labour who will keep their promises but will destroy the country in doing so
Vote Lib Dem is you want a coalition with no teeth
Vote UKIP if you want a coalition with teeth and another election in 2 years
Vote SNP if you live in Scotland - probably the most astute political party in the election
Vote Green if you are stark raving mad
Vote Paid Cymru if you are stark raving mad and Welsh (you poor b*****d... the Welsh bit not the mad bit )
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Just watched a neighbour erecting a large blue sign saying Vote Conservative in front of their house..... my question is why? Who walks past and says 'I had no idea which way to vote but now I've seen that there I will vote Conservative'?
Weird election trait that has always baffled me. If it was a proper poster with a message about their manifesto I would get it, but simply saying Vote Conservative or Vote Labour seems about as much use as a chocolate fireguard!
Weird election trait that has always baffled me. If it was a proper poster with a message about their manifesto I would get it, but simply saying Vote Conservative or Vote Labour seems about as much use as a chocolate fireguard!
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Just watched a neighbour erecting a large blue sign saying Vote Conservative in front of their house..... my question is why? Who walks past and says 'I had no idea which way to vote but now I've seen that there I will vote Conservative'?
Weird election trait that has always baffled me. If it was a proper poster with a message about their manifesto I would get it, but simply saying Vote Conservative or Vote Labour seems about as much use as a chocolate fireguard!
Weird election trait that has always baffled me. If it was a proper poster with a message about their manifesto I would get it, but simply saying Vote Conservative or Vote Labour seems about as much use as a chocolate fireguard!
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