badgerx16

Am I right ?

Yes thanks, it goes with my grasp on reality. Before 1918, women could not vote. It was the way it was, and the way it had always been. ( See, an example of my grasp on history ).

I suppose if this conversation were happening in the 1950s you would claim that the London smogs were just a 'natural' occurrence.

Capitalism is like a bad marriage : "What's mine is mine, and what's yours is mine."

How ? Surely the US voting for Sarah Palin in 2012 is a far quicker route to Armageddon ?

A system based on primal human greed.

Get back to the Flat Earth Society forums.

For Dune, seeing as you are such a fond fan of Maggie, and so KEEN on Europe

Grimsby

If they did make a correct decision, I would credit them, but up to now they haven't.

traditions

Right, where did I leave the explosives ? I've got a German troop train to derail.

Let's see how 'fair' and equal the cuts are likely to be : ( The source document is in the public domain http://www.collective-responsibility.net/images/uploads/files/MiddlesbroughCouncilStrategicResources.doc ) Edit, can't get the data formatted correctly on here so read the link, suffice to say Surrey loses far less per capita than Teesside.

My first car was a Morris Traveller bought for £75. Once, in a family medical emergency, I was going down the hill from Shap Fell on the M6 and the speedo needle was hard against the stop and the car was still accelerating - took the other drivers by surprise when we hurtled past them.

boiled

Ale

It's all on the local news pages of the BBC News web site, and has been on the teletext news, so it actually gets worldwide coverage, rather than just being on at 6:00 pm in one localised area.

As the Government is borrowing this money, when can we start the 'Tackling the ConDem debt mountain' thread ?

Theo

Would that be in your best brown shirt ?

Or farmers.

Cook

I don't think the BBC are particularly biased one way or the other, it's just that their relationship with whichever Government is in power is to some extent bound to be coloured by 'he who pays the piper calls the tune', and the politicos feel that as they are technically the paymasters, they are entitled to some influence.

Everything looks left-wing from Dune's standpoint.

vienna