[panda12]

The Big Society sounds like a rich man’s version of the Big Issue.

[panda12]

@irish_lucy wrote:

Next up is ………….

*clambers up on the soapbox (pushes Words and Terry off)

*clears throat

Based on the hair colour alignment when it comes to voting, I would have voted for Romney. :P

[panda12]

@jen_jen wrote:

I’m not white, I’m a slightly olive complexion…can I start a campaign for the recognition of olivism? :lol:

Lol

That reminds me of Jedi being recognised as a religion.

So, we want Brown and Olive to be added to the Ethnic Questionnaire, hehe!

Actually, aren’t olives green or red? :shock:

[panda12]

@kent f OBE wrote:

Sorry Panda…..I am brown and my section is British Asian so you can join “us” if you like with open arms :lol:

Lol.

Mine is White / Black Caribbean but my dad, although born in Jamaica is of Indian ancestry but there isn’t a section for White / Black Asian Caribbean. :D

*scurries off to confused.com :P

[panda12]

@wordsworth60 wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

Barack Obama had a black father and a white mother.

He’s not black. He’s brown, like me.

Maybe some people voted for his white half and some voted for his black half.

He could do 50 shades of Grey all on his own! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Tut! That’s hairism. :D

So, analysing the American electorate in more detail, did only those going grey vote for Obama and those who are not, vote for Romney? :D

[panda12]

Barack Obama had a black father and a white mother.

He’s not black. He’s brown, like me.

Maybe some people voted for his white half and some voted for his black half.

[panda12]

@terry wrote:

Another interesting statistic is that Obama received 10 million fewer votes than he did four years ago. In the back of his mind the President must be wondering what the future holds for him and if there’s another bin Laden moment that will boost his flagging popularity. He certainly needs one.

Five reasons why Obama won:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-20240375

[panda12]

@j_in_france wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

If I wrote a letter like that where there is a glaring grammatical error in the first sentence, and which showed my lack of vocabulary by repetition of words such as allegedly and understand, I wouldn’t put it in the public domain.

And he’s an MP?

so you disagree with what it says?

You really are dumb. :roll:

[panda12]

@terry wrote:

If I wrote a letter like that where there is a glaring grammatical error in the first sentence, and which showed my lack of vocabulary by repetition of words such as allegedly and understand, I wouldn’t put it in the public domain.

And he’s an MP?

[panda12]

@jen_jen wrote:

I was commenting on the interview and the Prime Minister’s response, not the validity of anything appearing on the internet.

*hands Jen a brick wall with which to bang head against. :P

[Author]

Posts