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You're not really going to elect Boris, are you?

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biggyinthecorner wrote: You're not really going to elect Boris, are you?

Well, it's BOUND to be entertaining.

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I, for the record, think he's a moron.

And upper class moron at that.

I can't understand why anyone pays any attention to him.

(Apart from posting negative threads about him on the off-topic forums of websites of now-defunct pop groups, of course)

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On Question Time the other night, brian paddick kicked both Boris and Ken's arses.

I must say, its been the most ludicrous electoral campaign in this country in a long time. Considering all Livingstone did do get the Labour nomination in 2000 and then all the kerfuffle about him being kicked out of the party and then getting the nomination for 2004, and now I believe the Labour name or logo isnt on any of his literature.

I cant predict a winner in this one. it all depends on whether people vote on the personalities and policies (apparently all the candidates have some, not that you'd know it) of the candidates, in which case Livingstone should win, or if people use it as a comment on the state of national politics, in which case its Boris by a canter.

Then again, it could be so clase that it all comes down to 2nd preference votes. And I imagine that most of Paddicks votes will transfer to Livingstone, so my prediction is Ken to win on a 2nd count. Boris to win by a landslide in 2012.

Dont hold me to it though.

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biggyinthecorner wrote: I, for the record, think he's a moron.

And upper class moron at that.

I can't understand why anyone pays any attention to him.

(Apart from posting negative threads about him on the off-topic forums of websites of now-defunct pop groups, of course)

An Upper Class Twit, like in the Monty Python skit?

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0_o wrote:

biggyinthecorner wrote: I, for the record, think he's a moron.

And upper class moron at that.

I can't understand why anyone pays any attention to him.

(Apart from posting negative threads about him on the off-topic forums of websites of now-defunct pop groups, of course)

An Upper Class Twit, like in the Monty Python skit?

Couldn't be any more so if his name was Oliver StJohn Mollusc

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0_o wrote:

biggyinthecorner wrote: I, for the record, think he's a moron.

And upper class moron at that.

I can't understand why anyone pays any attention to him.

(Apart from posting negative threads about him on the off-topic forums of websites of now-defunct pop groups, of course)

An Upper Class Twit, like in the Monty Python skit?

Couldn't be any more so if his name was Oliver StJohn Mollusc

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biggyinthecorner wrote: (Apart from posting negative threads about him on the off-topic forums of websites of now-defunct pop groups, of course)

They talk about him On the WHAM! fansite!:eek:

wht are you trolling over there for? A closet case George Micheal fan?:skeptic:

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EdelBrock wrote:

biggyinthecorner wrote: (Apart from posting negative threads about him on the off-topic forums of websites of now-defunct pop groups, of course)

They talk about him On the WHAM! fansite! :love:

Suspected you might be a fan. :evil4:

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boris should run for mayor of liverpool:evil4:

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Ken Livingstone and/or Brian Paddick are obviously the best men for the job but, writing as a non-London resident, I'd love it if Boris won, just for the comedy value of it. Any sense of regional superiority that a Londoner may claim will be destroyed by just saying, "Boris Johnson ha ha" again and again.

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Kurdish New Year recently, and there was a festival held in Finsbree Park.

Red Ken gets up and simply says, "Next Year ... we hold the festival in Trafalgar Square!"

Whoops all round.

Then Boris gets up and happliy shouts, "My Grandather ... he was Turkish!"

I kid you not! :uhoh: Some lads at work went and were pissing 'emselves retelling this.

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Mountain Man wrote: Any sense of regional superiority that a Londoner may claim will be destroyed by just saying, "Boris Johnson ha ha" again and again.

Oh yes I'd not thought of that...

BORIS! BORIS!

:wink:

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Mountain Man wrote: Ken Livingstone and/or Brian Paddick are obviously the best men for the job but, writing as a non-London resident, I'd love it if Boris won, just for the comedy value of it. Any sense of regional superiority that a Londoner may claim will be destroyed by just saying, "Boris Johnson ha ha" again and again.

"OBVIOUSLY THE BEST MAN FOR THE JOB"

How did you draw that conclusion? Whats Livingstone done to London? Tackled crime? Improved transport? Improved poverty? Improved economy?

HAS HE FUCK!

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El Jarvo wrote: Kurdish New Year recently, and there was a festival held in Finsbree Park.

Red Ken gets up and simply says, "Next Year ... we hold the festival in Trafalgar Square!"

Whoops all round.

Then Boris gets up and happliy shouts, "My Grandather ... he was Turkish!"

I kid you not! :uhoh: Some lads at work went and were pissing 'emselves retelling this.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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NO Regret wrote:

Mountain Man wrote: Ken Livingstone and/or Brian Paddick are obviously the best men for the job but, writing as a non-London resident, I'd love it if Boris won, just for the comedy value of it. Any sense of regional superiority that a Londoner may claim will be destroyed by just saying, "Boris Johnson ha ha" again and again.

"OBVIOUSLY THE BEST MAN FOR THE JOB"

How did you draw that conclusion? Whats Livingstone done to London? Tackled crime? Improved transport? Improved poverty? Improved economy?

HAS HE FUCK!

So, does that mean you're going to vote for Boris? :crazy:

:smoking:

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There's no SNP down here so I'm abstaining :)

:evil4:

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Ally wrote: There's no SNP down here so I'm abstaining :)

:evil4:

You don't need 'em, we've already got a Scottish PM/Cabinet! :evil4: :p

:smoking:

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It's never enough, Nick :evil3:

:laugh:

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Ally wrote: It's never enough, Nick :evil3:

:laugh:

Would the SNP being in power mean that you would bugger off back to Scotland, then? :spit:

:smoking:

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Absolutely :nod:

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Ally wrote: Absolutely :nod:

:smoking:

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I bumped into Brian Paddick doing a walkabout at Peckham Rye today. He tried to shake my hand til i asked him where Boris was.

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what no B.N.P candidate!

Boris is a buffoon

red ken is a new labour gimp

Dare i say it,that other Gadgi came across quite well,cant remember who the fook he was tho :evil4:

:nuts:

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oo cares?! It's only London :shrug: I'll stick with my middle class rural posh Warwickshire idyll thanks:evil4:

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El Jarvo wrote: Kurdish New Year recently, and there was a festival held in Finsbree Park.

Red Ken gets up and simply says, "Next Year ... we hold the festival in Trafalgar Square!"

Whoops all round.

Then Boris gets up and happliy shouts, "My Grandather ... he was Turkish!"

I kid you not! :uhoh: Some lads at work went and were pissing 'emselves retelling this.

I don't get it...what's so funny about him saying Jason Statham is his grand dad?

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"OBVIOUSLY THE BEST MAN FOR THE JOB"

How did you draw that conclusion? Whats Livingstone done to London? Tackled crime? Improved transport? Improved poverty? Improved economy?

HAS HE FUCK!

He's probably done nothing much, he is a politician after all, but he introduced the Congestion Charge which was a very clever way of paying for the introduction of the post of mayor. As for crime - would Londoners accept zero tolerance and how bad is crime really in London? Transport - buy a bike or have a walk. Poverty - I don't expect a politician to bother about sorting out poverty. Improved economy - very much in the hands of big business these days and I think Ken or Brian is better equipped than Boris to bring in new investment and sustain current London business' interest in staying in London. So, if I was a Londoner I'd vote for Ken rather than Brian as I prefer Ken, but I wouldn't vote for Boris as I heard him speak about the team he would install and I think his team may cost a lot of money and not do very much. But I don't have to worry about it as I'm not a Londoner.

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Polling points to narrow Johnson win

Ha ha you MUGS!

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biggyonacid wrote: Polling points to narrow Johnson win

Ha ha you MUGS!

Anti-Labour (Government) vote, innit?

(Though a very ill-thought-out one! Oh well)

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