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I hope he wins.

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@terry wrote:

@j_in_france wrote:

kim was a name that was given to both a boy and a girl in the primary school I went to

In the primary school I went to we were allowed to use our own names.

Pmsl. :P

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@rogue trader wrote:

absolutely not,terry i wouldnt even borrow it from the library

Me neither.

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This whole “you’re in love with a beautiful woman” stuff, and “looking in your big brown eyes” and “you’re my brown eyed girl” makes me want to :-…

The other shyte men say is “you’ve got come to bed eyes.”

The best retort to that is to to tell them they’re looking in a mirror.

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@kent f OBE wrote:

@sceptical guy wrote:

I remember the epitaph on one graveyard in Heysham –

Here lies so and so:

Poet,

Philosopher,

Failure

Always laughed to myself when I saw that

That made me smile Scep….I would think a Poet and Philospher was far from a failiure…

I guess as humans whatever we have not succeeded in we have become a failiure…I remember saying those words to someone not so long ago…..it’s such a strong word and echos louder than the word success

No one is a failure in life.

Everyone is good at something.

Sometimes though, it’s not always the right side of the law.

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UKIP are not the answer. Once Farage and his cronies lose their seats in the EU Parliament then they will disappear into obscurity where they belong.

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The air we breathe will soon be subject to payment. :roll:

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@sceptical guy wrote:

so what’s the new view, panda? Are Labour and UKIP now agreed, on the basis of terry’s blanket economic illiteracy about the balance of trade??.

:shock:

I was merely pointing out that the three main parties are not the same when it comes to the EU as the recent vote in the Commons showed.

I never mentioned UKIP.

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@terry wrote:

We make a loss out of Europe, importing far more than we export. And our membership costs us £20,000 per minute.
What we really need is a choice, but the three main political parties stand shoulder to shoulder over Europe and it isn’t good.

No they don’t. Labour showed a different direction by voting for a real term cut in the EU Budget rather than pandering to the EU’s demand.

Milliband has spoken of his desire to move away from Brown and Blair’s view on Europe.

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I always thought the wrong Milliband got the leadership of the Labour Party but after the Govt’s defeat in the Commons yesterday over the EU budget, maybe Ed does have Balls.

Pun of course, entirely intended. 

Seriously though, the Conservatives are called just that because they don’t like change (in the 19th century, before Robert Peel re-named them the Conservaties they were known as the Tories which means Irish Bandit and they adhered to the doctrine of laissez – faire which means maintaining the status quo or let it be)

It is no wonder they don’t like change. Historically, the Tories have always been from the upper class. 

Thatcher and Major went against that trend (since MacMillan) but the current Govt is made up of rich, public schoolboys. Hence the reason we are subject to austerity and not their ilk and it’s why a lot of companies get away without paying their full tax burden.

I’m sure Cameron wants his six months EU Presidency. That will be a disaster.

I hope this Eton Mess get their just desserts. 

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