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Where?

I think it's considered sufficient if you can get somebody to post it on an internet site on your behalf. Preferably football I related.

Don't hold your breath

What can be done? Passing legislation or collecting tax?

Very true. I think most of them post on here.

They'd better do something soon, otherwise they're about to find out that most games will be too big for most of their fans as well.

I think it's your excessive use of hyperbole that people find irritating. "a lot of pain and suffering" is subjective. I don't think the Tories are planning to introduce physical torture any time soon. and "a great many people" is equally subjective. How many is a great many? 50,000? 100,000? 100,000 people is around 0.1% of the population. Even if they are your mates, the government still has it's responsibilities towards the other 99.9% as well.

You don't read your e-mails? Seriously, I think he was getting at the "cash in hand" culture of the benefit cheats, to avoid paying their tax. Someting the wealthy don't do, obviously.

No.

Can't you just swallow your pride, and kiss and make up?

In the referendum they voted against independence, opting instead for greater devolution offered by Westminster. Try thinking more and posting less, it will save you a lot of stress.

I'm thinking maybe a wall?

And SNP. That's around 600-odd seats

You think people would vote exactly the same way if it was PR? Most of them vote UKIP as a protest because they know there's not a cat's chance in hell they'll actually get lumbered with a UKIP MP.

They didn't vote against devolution.

They didn't.

But wouldn't that require an equal number of declarations? Obviously.

or, on the other hand...

It's about time they let women vote as well, to stamp out such rampant discrimination once and for all.

I saw Cameron's jag bombing down the fast lane of the M40 earlier on his way back to Downing Street. Did he manage to get there before Boris?

It's hard to imagine a Labour Party with no Balls.

I don't think that made a blind bit of difference. The people that voted Tory know they were going to vote Tory. They just didn't see any need to shout it from the rooftops.

pap?

Be gentle with him, Brett. It's his first time.

I prefer to hear the opinions of the person being interviewed rather than the interviewer.