RichieR
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so the only chance we have got and it's a slim one at best is to have one that will stick to his or her guns.
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But who would you like to be in charge going into the negotiations
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Also agreed. Out of all the Mp's regardless of party I would still prefer May to handle Brexit over anyone else. In fact I personally don't think there is anyone else in Parliament that would even be considered
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I think we all should of voted for Doreen Tipton from the Yam Yam Party
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Honestly I lost ? So I don't have to deal with Brexit but I can criticise how the Tories deal with it and when all the work has been done try again in 4 years time ? Lovely Jubbly crack open the bubbly
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Seriously though for a moment they had this expert waffling on about famous labour losses with pretty diagrams and charts. It must of taken him weeks to make. Can you imagine if Corbyn had won. The guy would of been one extremely wazzed off little bunny
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Now now that's a tad unfair. According to the experts on the telly today, where they had a graph showing past labour leaders losing the general election he apparently done quite well losing
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Mind you they have got to be seen to do something for their £120k plus per year
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Oh no it's Friday I thinking the shutters came down early
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Hi Felix she did drop a right one. Apparently she mentioned something about pensions and that lost her a load of votes. First time my old girl didn't vote
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I didn't . I said the amount of total seats that didn't vote labour, but yes Eggs May did drop a b***ock. I can understand why she did it but She has been chosen to take us into Brexit and good luck to her she gonna need it
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It's the score. When the ref blew the final whistle the tories had 18% more seats than labour
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Add up all the other parties with seats
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Sorry to contradict matey 261 I think did but something like 350 didn't think so
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Husky v's Stihl the police had just left sounds like there had been a bit of a tear up earlier today with the lad and girl getting arrested. The lad with the Stanley knife had caught up with them after they had been released and thought it was a good idea to chase them them into the polling booth and try to have a pop at them in the middle of voting.
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Just voted now. Me and the Mrs stopped an attempted stabbing in the polling station. Put my X on the ballot paper and home. See voting is so easy I don't understand why more people don't vote
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We been back a week Ti and yes it survived 3 hours of thunder and lightning. Mrs R wasn't best pleased with the free light show I renting it out to Billy smarts circus on saurday:001_smile:
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Evening Ti
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Someone asked if I was around in the 70's and I answered
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I know but I think they didn't want him back
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Yep I certainly was but thanks for the compliment. I remember the dustmen strike in the 70's when the streets were full of stinking rubbish. British Leyland pre and post union strikes. The beginning of the end of the Cold War and even I remember buying Russian anthrocite that had travelled thousands of miles across Russia and then shipped thousands of miles to our sea ports and then lorried to my local coal merchant in South Wales because it cost nearly half the price of local anthrocite mined less than 25 miles away. Yep they were the good old days
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Sorry to contradict but I think Artur Scargill and his meglomaniac union pals may have a little more to do with the decline than the Then Prime Minister who had to try and balance the books
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Thanks for bringing that news flash Steve. have they closed the beaches and is there a reward for catching the shark
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Sorry to interrupt the thread but some of your old mates are pictured on what's making the news thread
