Unbelievable Jeff

Melbourne is the same...

Not judging from when I've been to Lancashire...Alderley Edge and Altrincham area is pretty nice, but then thats Cheshire is it?

Ignoring the point though.

Today was a ****ing nightmare, but anyway Agree on your last point.

That's pretty good, would be a good tenner more in London. I would suggest moving to the suburbs, it's pretty good out here, apart from the Mason's...

Yes, but when you're taking £200 per day from my daily rate, that £300 pcm doesn't even start to help...

I think London is pretty much the best city on earth.

Am I the only person that doesn't have a problem with the cost of commuting, but more with the standard of commuting.

It's an opinion, so not wrong, but you may disagree with my opinion. I have a lot of family up North, so it's not as if I have never been there, but there have only been two places that I think I would consider moving to - Ilkley and Harrogate.

I may be missing the point here, but if I was to work up North, I would be getting paid substantially less than I do in London, and I don't think that housing being cheaper, beer being marginally cheaper etc really makes much difference to that. I would say that in general, the counties of Surrey, Kent, Hampshire etc are nicer than Lancashire, Yorkshire etc, and have more to do. People up North are friendlier, but that's about all I can think of that is better up North. Of course, I may be missing your point, so if you can try harder to make your point explicit then I will try to understand what you're saying...

Ooh, now we know where Bearsy lives...

You get more for your money, no doubt. But you don't get as much money... I don't think for instance you have more options on what to do than I do?

I think you're vastly overrating life up North, and underrating life down here.

Most of us Tories already live in the South though...We're surviving so far.

Hence why I believe they don't want this election.It's a tacit admission that they cannot deal with the economy, with them knowing another government presiding over an economy that fails will be the end of the Labour Party.

Was Ed Milliband's refusal to do a deal with the SNP a lie, or an admission that Labour don't want this next government, building up for a proper leader for the next election?

Cool, no worries.

Think that's your domain Lou... I should be there though.

Depends how the votes are spread over the constituencies. I think you're looking at it from a PR point of view.

Hopefully will be there. Who else is available and coming?

Ah, my egg must be done. Cheers JB.

What do I win?

It's up in the air.

****, how'd you get that photo of me?

Ooh, interesting...