Who should resign?

[Dingo]

Originally posted by Blunt@May 2 2006, 10:27 PM
I didn't do it the first time, that's why I edited it correctly.....then I said slease to indicate what I'd edited....simple really...thought you, of all people, would've seen straight through it...seems snot :eyebrow:

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Sounds like your'e after a job in the labour Govt then.....your incompetence would be highly valued!! :whistle:  :tumbleweed:  

[Bastet]

When in doubt sack the whole lot of em allthough that might cause a problem or 2, i dont think there is anything that wont work over time, i vote TL for PM

[Blunt]

Originally posted by Dingo@May 3 2006, 09:17 AM
Sounds like your'e after a job in the labour Govt then.....your incompetence would be highly valued!! :whistle: :tumbleweed:

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Incorrect....I own up to my mistakes so I am totally unsuited :narnar:

[Benny]

Originally posted by A Twig@May 3 2006, 12:54 AM

For me the Chameleon advert reeks of the devil eyes advert the conservatives used for Blair, in that they dont really know what to campaign against him on, so they go for something somewhat inane and gimmicky. So finally as Labour are self-destructing there are signs that the Conservatives are re-awakening as a political force.

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That's kinda what I thought, desperation against the other party rather than compare actual politics.

[Dingo]

New New Labour Logo


                         

 

Official Announcement:

The government today announced that it is changing its emblem from a Rose to a CONDOM because it more accurately reflects the government's political stance.    

A condom allows for inflation, halts production, stifles the next generation, protects a bunch of p***ks, and yet gives you a sense of security while you're actually being screwed.

Finally honesty from Labour

[Bastet]

lol, dont that go for most political groups?

[A Twig]

So it was the Clarkester that went, but with such a Conservative revival in the local elections, which are generally a pretty good national indicator, will the rest of them survive? Labour's only hope is to delay the General Election as long as possible in the hope they can pull off some serious miracles in restoring public trust/confidence.

[sulky_uk]

Originally posted by A Twig@May 5 2006, 09:42 PM
So it was the Clarkester that went, but with such a Conservative revival in the local elections, which are generally a pretty good national indicator, will the rest of them survive? Labour's only hope is to delay the General Election as long as possible in the hope they can pull off some serious miracles in restoring public trust/confidence.

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stop sending guys like me to iraq .... that should help :biggrin: (going in six weeks ...again)  :sad:  


 and afganistan too :biggrin: