So, Mr AndrewR, tell me about this God chap of yours...

....because if the blank-eyed Himmler's resigned, my prayers must have
been going to someone after all.

 

Yes, God is all powerful - which is why he can do stuff like remove Blind
Pew from office - but he moves in mysterious ways - which is how that shower
of cunts got in in the first place.

He's also available for christenings, weddings and funerals, although he
doesn't work Saturdays.

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Oi!
What about Bah Mitzvahs?
I suppose they are extra.
Already.

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The best comment I've seen on the Internet so far is:

Hopefully we'll see him at a fathers for justice demo soon, dressed as
the superhero - Daredevil.

 

Charles Clarke has been named as Home Secretary as the replacement for David
Blunkett...

 

I don't get it. Is it that it's funny that he's blind?

 

On it's own, no.

 

the cont known as AndrewR says...

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Because visiting his new kids?

Hang on, don't you have something or other to do with the CSA?

 

TBH I'd prefer anybody, up to an including a diminutive Austrian with a
dodgy 'tache, to this lot.

God help me, I'm even thinking of voting Lib Dem next time out.

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Nah, I've voted Conservative a few times and I'm not ashamed of it. Up
until Blair and his lot they were better than a bunch of cunts who looked
like for two pins they'd be out selling "Socialist Worker".

While I didn't really enjoy Nick Cohen's "Pretty Straight Guys" I would
agree with his argument that Labour have adopted a position to the right of
the traditional Conservative party and, in doing so, pushed the tories even
further right. Unlike Cohen I don't mourn for the loss of a party that
disapproves of capitalism and wants to redistribute wealth to the workers,
but as the tories were about as far right as I wanted to go it's left me a
bit short of people to vote for.

Who's left when you've got Labour at the right, Conservative at the even
further right and UKIP dismissing Ghengis Khan as a moderate[1]?

We're all going to hell, just enjoy the ride.

[1] Well he was in favour of a united Asia.

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I wouldn't vote for Labour ever - not after Blair (especially not with Brown
in the offing).

The joys of opinion and democracy.

 

He's a politician, a labour politician, a jockanese labour politician
and a member of Blair's labour government. How much worse could he
get?

 

why are we only raising the porridge-wog card now?
/Blair/ was born in Edinburgh...

 

M J Carley wrote:
[Nick Cohen's "Pretty Straight Guys"]

I found his argument in favour of the war strangely attractive, but
since I'd also read John Kampfner's "Blair's Wars", ultimately
unconvincing. The rest of the book was very interesting - and
entertaining - reading.

 

Bear says...

 

mups wrote:

[Nick Cohen's "Pretty Straight Guys"]

What? PSG was fucking *hilarious*.
I expect it's because your Northern.