End of an era

(I didn't mean the bit about it being hilarious. That was irony.)

 

It's GSX1300*R*, if you don't mind!

Yes, I think that's true. Personally, I've found that I'm agreeing
with more liberal & "leftie" policies as I get older, but also with a
fair few Tory ones.

My main "tory-ness" though, remains having small government.

It would be nice to see, I agree.

5 years, innit?

 

'tis a pirate bike and no mistake!

 

heh.

 

Sounds suspiciously like a Lib-Dem philosophy. Which makes you a
stinking Tory through and through!

Apparently so. I'd rather it was 4 years but I'll take what I can get.

Have there been any more rumours on the Tories offering a proportionally
elected upper house as part of the coalition deal?

 

Stupid ****.
The jobless figures were released while the blind idiot was still (just)
holding on to No 10 by his fingernails.

 

Ityf it was a JOKE!

 

It makes CT sound like a Libertarian. Good lad.

http://lpuk.org/pages/take-the-test.php
www.lp.org

5, ah the media said 4 yesterday. 5 makes sense. Coolio.

 

No, you are![1]


[1] I've always wanted to post that )

 

It's bizarre the complexity of the Benefit system and bizarre that it pays
out to folk who don't need it, who are then taxed more to pay for it,
employing more civil servants to administer it all.

*Ding*

Geee I hope my ex wife isn't disadvantaged.

 

<Googles>

Heh. Or she could just check her facts rather than taking Brown's "the
Tories will scrap child tax credits" line at face value.

 

Maybe, just maybe, she earns > £50kpa. She just chooses to spend it
fags, alcopops and velour tracksuits.

This post brought to you be Generalisations-R-Us.

 

and in other news, will Polly Tonybee have to find another job
www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/may/10/brown-lib-dem-labour-coalition

 

I really, *really* doubt that! And if she does, & losing 500 quid a
year will ruin her life, she's got far bigger problems to worry about.

You described her perfectly!

 

Israel have a veto by proxy, in case you hadn't noticed.

India could have had too, if Gandhi would've eaten his dinner.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_contract

 

And then there's N. Korea.

Yes.

 

I was going to say exactly the same as your last para there. France and
UK having seats are a remnant of times gone by. There's no need for them to
have a seat and it'd make more sense for Europe to have a seat. I'd also
add Indonesia to your list though.

 

Oh, I hope so. She shares my personal "wrong by definition" award with
Jack Straw (not now, just generally).

 

Have they ****.