All in this together my arse.
Bye bye David
Don't say me and [MENTION=1416]Ernest[/MENTION] didn't warn you.
Bye bye David
Don't say me and [MENTION=1416]Ernest[/MENTION] didn't warn you.
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*** Official Friday Tory Bashing Thread ***
- Thread starter Herr Tubthumper
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Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
It's Friday, the sun is out, we are on the cusp of the joining the football elite but you and your cronies are just waiting in the shadows to jump on anything that comes by to moan about . 
Don Quixote
Well-known member
- Nov 4, 2008
- 8,362
It's Friday, the sun is out, we are on the cusp of the joining the football elite but you and your cronies are just waiting in the shadows to jump on anything that comes by to moan about .
It is quite serious though, don't you think?
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It's Friday, the sun is out, we are on the cusp of the joining the football elite but you and your cronies are just waiting in the shadows to jump on anything that comes by to moan about .
Exactly, it's Friday, the sun is out, I'm feeling quite chipper......so let's also have a bit of Tory bashing as well. It all fits together quite well I think.
All in this together my arse.
Bye bye David
Don't say me and [MENTION=1416]Ernest[/MENTION] didn't warn you.
Agree with your sentiment but this won't mean bye bye David or bye bye Tories. People will vote according to the political KPIs - unemployment, inflation, interest rates (ie 'the economy' which doesn't mean the 'deficit' though it should), tax (as it affects 'me' rather than altruistic ideas of equality) and pensions. The Tories are strong on all these points. The majority of people do not expect to like the Tories and the current headlines will reinforce that view but it doesn't = votes against them.
I suspect the election will be decided by the strength of the opposition and whether Labour offer a credible alternative to the KPIs above. JC needs to step up and start the narrative
maltaseagull
Well-known member
I prefer the dogs in fancy dress. Much more entertaining.
No. He had some units in his father's investment fund . He sold them. He paid UK tax on the proceeds.
jakarta
Well-known member
Sorry to disillusion you, but if it is Bye Bye Dave, it will then be Hello Boris...
Franks Wild Years
New member
They're dishonest, cheating,uncaring b@rstards cvnts and w@nkers.
I'd rather vote for a dog in a costume.
I'd rather vote for a dog in a costume.
maltaseagull
Well-known member
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Their walls are starting to crumble......
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
there really was no need for this thread, they are and will be bashing themselves, unless Mr slippery goes then it will be all calm and heads back in the trough.
and HT stop pinching my temporary signature
bye dave
and HT stop pinching my temporary signature
bye dave
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
It's Friday, the sun is out, we are on the cusp of the joining the football elite but you and your cronies are just waiting in the shadows to jump on anything that comes by to moan about .
its friday all is well
my job is done here
gregbrighton
New member
Anyone who remembers the crumbling Tory John Major government in the 1990's will recognise that is going get a lot worse under the Cameron administration.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 36,019
not seen it put in sch terms, but that really sums it up. Cameron isnt going anywhere until after the Referndum, at which point he'll go if we vote out, stay if we vote in. other than that, we are going to have a Conservative government until 2020, no matter how bad they do. then its up to Labour to put forward a convincing alternative, which they have failed at the last couple of times, and win back the Scots somehow along the way.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It's Friday, the sun is out, we are on the cusp of the joining the football elite but you and your cronies are just waiting in the shadows to jump on anything that comes by to moan about .
There are more political threads than football threads at the moment.
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
yes,yes it might be legal
but is it moral?
but is it moral?
Yes. He had a small amount of money to invest. He bough some units in his father's investment fund . He sold them later. He paid UK tax on the proceeds. Seems moral enough to me.