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Its pygmy actually, thought you'd have known , you being such a big figure in education and all that .
I'm aware of that - it was a play on words.
Christ.
Its pygmy actually, thought you'd have known , you being such a big figure in education and all that .
Ah, the political pigmy joins in.
Yes, I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that they would be opposed to any capacity increase, particularly as it wouldn't involve any change to the stadium's external appearance. I guess their focus might just be more on sustainable transport methods than other parties.
Quite. I do not see why they should be part of Brighton when it comes to politics. What's Rottingdean got to do with our city? Why should they be allowed to vote on issues which, in all fairness are irrelevant to them and rarely affect them?
I do not feel I have the right to vote on issues which affect them.
Its pygmy actually, thought you'd have known , you being such a big figure in education and all that .
I'm aware of that - it was a play on words.
Christ.
You'd better explain it to me then.I'm aware of that - it was a play on words.
Christ.
well from my understanding if its just down to pissing off the tory party (probably would have gone anyway) and a personal issue that does not seem to balance with what i have always been told about her and the respect she has for her efforts for the town. as borne out by this result though the town doesnt want these sort of people any more its in the grip of yet another collective pose this time the chance to show off a bit by voting groovily.
Expect him to come up with some totally shit"play on words" in about half an hour.I think not Sir.
It's far more than that.
As I said, long story - and not just from my missus' point of view.
Was chatting to a Tory candidate in my local a couple of nights ago. He said they expected to gain the three extra seats they needed for an overall majority. I told him to stop being ridiculous and the Greens would be the largest party. He laughed in my face and said he'd buy me a pint if they were. I'm going to enjoy drinking that pint in front of him (especially as he didn't get elected himself).
One interesting thing he told me was that Hove and Brighton are separate Tory branches that hate each other. The leader of the Tory group in the council is chosen depending on which out of Hove and Brighton have provided the most councillors. It currently stands at 14 Tories in Hove, and 12 in Brighton (with the Patcham 3 still to declare). I would LOVE IT if they lost at least a seat in Patcham. He seemed more worried about "those Hove bastards" chosing their leader in council than losing the election.
If I ask nicely do you think he will explain it to me too?You'd better explain it to me then.
You'd better explain it to me then.
To be replaced by more students?The same could be said about students , the majority of whom will f*** off after 3 years.
well thats cleared that up.
If I ask nicely do you think he will explain it to me too?
i think the feelings probably mutual you would probably vote to have the pond filled in and turned into a music venue for very average indie bands.
You would have been FAR better off just putting your hands up , this is laughable quite frankly, i'm quite sure you realise it now, and sadly so does everybody else.Really? '... political PIGmy...' Shite gag, admittedly, but even someone like you ought to have spotted it.