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Much as I want the 'pool to go up, there's a small part of me would love Leicester to make it, just to shove the 'boot boy' taunts up the @rses of the ***ts who peddled them

Give DC enough time, Labour will be laughing all the way back to No 10.

The most class riven country in the western world.

Yep, they'd be able to afford to finish the stadium.

Yep, "Imshi, imshi" - "Punkah wallah, where's my trunk ?" - "Bl00dy fuzzies, get off my land"

I fully support the message conveyed in the title :finga:

As Mr Pratchett put it; "Honest men start bowing and bobbing just because someone's grandad was a bigger murdering bastard than theirs was." Remember, every penny they have salted away was extracted at the expense of the blood & sweat of the workers. As for the 'ruling class', something like 85% of the country is owned by direct descendants of the Norman invaders - bloody incomers

And all Tories are self-serving grabbing fat b@stards. See how easy generalisations can be

HMQ "Why Mrs Thatcher, you can hardly see the join".

Yep, Blackpool are going to Wembley :cool:

Clarkson is a Grade A Kn0b.

So, the Government didn't bail them out with OUR money then ?

Well, they can't vote :smt096

Seasiders are off to WEMBERLEY !!!!!:D:D:p

Agreed, but I think there is a difference between the Tories dropping a pledge to scrap inheritance tax and Labour changing the entire electoral system on a whim, ( and then having the cheek to ask us if we want it afterwards ! ).

Not surprised, the referendum was a Labour manifesto pledge.

:cool:

AD stated that he had consulted with both George Osborne and Vince Cable over the weekend.

It's like supervising a playground spat - presumably this is what VFTT is going on about ? http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum/showpost.php?p=706923&postcount=9

From the BBC ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/8651231.stm ) 3. The UK itself already provides plenty of examples of both PR and coalition government, at the level of local government or national assemblies . One form of PR, the single transferrable vote, is used in elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly, in local government elections in Northern Ireland and Scotland, and in Northern Ireland's elections to the European Parliament. Other forms are used in elections to the Scottish Parliament, the National Assembly of Wales, the London Assembly, and in European elections in England, Scotland and Wales. "Most British citizens are also familiar with multi-member elections in many other situations, from the election of School Governors to the election of governing boards of interest groups, professional associations, trade unions, university student unions, sports clubs, and many other organisations," write Professor Hix and his co-authors in a report for the British Academy, Choosing an Electoral System. "In fact, multi-member elections may currently be the most commonly used type of election in the United Kingdom."

You could add Alec Douglas-Home to the list of 'unelected' Tory PMs - it really is a fatuous argument, born of right-wing obsession.

I think you might need a cold shower

That's the system for me

William Vague is a politician, and I swear I saw his lips move, therefore.........