If Falmer is turned down, would you vote Labour again.....

[Caveman]

Yes.

No.

 

[The Famous Grouse]

Already done mate...see previous threads

 

[Seagullmatt]

Doesn't leave a lot of choice does it. Can't vote labour or lib dem. Greens are probably against Falmer so that leaves the cons. The choice is bad enough already.
Having said that I voted no.

 

[Caveman]

Apologies if done.

I've been wound up about this. I usually vote labour, however I will not vote again if the stadium isn't given. I've got this horrible gut feeling that we wont get the go ahead.

 

[Titanic]

what do you mean 'again' ??

 

[Caveman]

...not vote for the Labour party..again! Am I being thick..?

 

[1889-1945]

I have never voted Labour or any other party before.

But I certainly will be voteing this term round if Prescott says no to Falmer and it wont be Labour!!

 

[Marc]

hungover after last night caveman? great day!

no i dont vote anyway.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Lib Dems in Lewes are against Falmer.

Cons in Lewes are against Falmer.

Greens in Lewes are against Falmer.

Labour in Lewes support Falmer.

Bob Dobbs hasn't heard of Lewes.

You tell me how I should vote.

 

[Easy 10]

Errr...can I abstein ?
Can I even spell it ?

 

[Marc]

Errr...can I abstein ?
Can I even spell it ?

yes you can "it"













COAT

 

[Easy 10]

*holds up coat for Crabbers*

 

[1889-1945]

Lib Dems in Lewes are against Falmer.

Cons in Lewes are against Falmer.

Greens in Lewes are against Falmer.

Labour in Lewes support Falmer.

Bob Dobbs hasn't heard of Lewes.

You tell me how I should vote.

We might as well pack our bags and go home then if everyone is against it.

It doesn't matter where we want the staduim we'll always have every party and every green person saying you can't build it there.

For fS. I'd like to get all these people togeather and bang their heads togeather.

 

[Gullet]

NO, REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET!!!!


:falmerspi

 

[Lord Bracknell]

We might as well pack our bags and go home then if everyone is against it.

What worries me is that, under "New Labour", all political parties seem to have become disengaged from their role as representatives of the people. These days, they increasingly just represent their own party machine.

For the first time in a lifetime of political activity, I find myself unable to argue convincingly against the nihilism of Bob Dobbs.

At least he's witty and not dangerous. There are other outlets for this disaffection who are.

http://thefreeparty.org.uk/

 

[Lord Bracknell]

And a postscript, Herr 1889-1945 ...

When I say that "At least Bobb Dobbs isn't dangerous. There are other outlets for disaffection who are", I particularly have in mind people who glorify the extremism of Hitler, who, by a remarkable coincidence, was born in 1889 and died in 1945.

 

[London Irish]

And a postscript, Herr 1889-1945 ...

When I say that "At least Bobb Dobbs isn't dangerous. There are other outlets for disaffection who are", I particularly have in mind people who glorify the extremism of Hitler, who, by a remarkable coincidence, was born in 1889 and died in 1945.

Woah, good spot Lord B.

 

[Caveman]

hungover after last night caveman? great day!

Yes, still struggling today. Must admit that dancing of yours needs a bit of work Crabtree