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Just finished - any thoughts?

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yup... think Clegg won it, as expected, but then he's hardly worth a vote.

Cameron was poor apart from a scripted almost Churchillian speech at the end.

Brown was just dour and rubbish, and kept up this scary smirking throughout.

Not that different from the Commons, apart from Cameron being a bit muted.

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Brown's smirk is cos he knows all (or at least one of) all the various 2012 end of the world are true, and that whoever takes over will have that shit to deal with.

Or maybe it's just that he's sitting there thinking....."you've no idea just how huge a mess I've left for you".

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I didn't watch it, just the highlights, but this comment (by Attila the Stockbroker on Facebook) amused me:

"About as interesting as a slow motion video of a Crystal Palace reserve game with a Phil Collins soundtrack, next to a wall covered in paint in the process of drying, with some people playing golf in the background and the Boat Race going on in the distance. In Haywards Heath. On a Sunday. On a day when some royal has snuffed it and the pubs are shut."

:rofl:

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Nick Clegg came across best but i'm still voting labour

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Major Tarantino wrote: i'm still voting labour

Have you been asleep for the last 13 years :sleep:

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Nick King wrote: I didn't watch it, just the highlights, but this comment (by Attila the Stockbroker on Facebook) amused me:

"About as interesting as a slow motion video of a Crystal Palace reserve game with a Phil Collins soundtrack, next to a wall covered in paint in the process of drying, with some people playing golf in the background and the Boat Race going on in the distance. In Haywards Heath. On a Sunday. On a day when some royal has snuffed it and the pubs are shut."

:rofl:

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Nickos, wasnt that Atilla the Stockbroker an 80's indie act or just coincedence:read:

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Andrew Sayer wrote: Nickos, wasnt that Atilla the Stockbroker an 80's indie act or just coincedence:read:

The very same! :thumb:

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Ger Boy wrote:

Major Tarantino wrote: i'm still voting labour

Have you been asleep for the last 13 years :sleep:

How predictable... :crazy:

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script aint changed in 40 odd years, as for brown pronucing a change for the house of commons, cmon boys how long u had: :scratch:

its just the state.............

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Nick King wrote:

Ger Boy wrote:

Major Tarantino wrote: i'm still voting labour

Have you been asleep for the last 13 years :sleep:

How predictable... :crazy:

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Ditto :nod:

Seriously, why would anyone vote labour? :shrug:

Unless you are on benefits or a pen pusher at the council , I cannae see a single reason.

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Ger Boy wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Ger Boy wrote:

Major Tarantino wrote: i'm still voting labour

Have you been asleep for the last 13 years :sleep:

How predictable... :crazy:

:smoking:

Ditto :nod:

Seriously, why would anyone vote labour? :shrug:

Unless you are on benefits or a pen pusher at the council , I cannae see a single reason.

ermm possible because the tories have been and STILL ARE for the benefit of rich people and i still aint rich enough yet to want them to govern.

anyway shouldnt you be voting for SNP anyway ? :evil4:

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banshee wrote:

ermm possible because the tories have been and STILL ARE for the benefit of rich people and i still aint rich enough yet to want them to govern.

anyway shouldnt you be voting for SNP anyway ? :evil4:

Rich people got ya :lol: Labour have done a great job for the average person haven't they? I can't believe how cheap the UK is to live in - house prices , petrol, household bills ...

SNP :rofl: I'd rather vote Labour than that joke party :nod:

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Ger Boy wrote: Seriously, why would anyone vote labour? :shrug:

Unless you are on benefits or a pen pusher at the council , I cannae see a single reason.

From a purely selfish personal reason, it's because George Osbourne has stated that he wishes to trim down all the back office/IT contracts working for government agencies in order to attempt to save 12 billion quid... Of course, he hasn't stated how he's going to do that - personally, I don't think he's done his sums...

And since that's where I work, the cunt can go and fuck right off...

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That'll do for starters... I could go on... :laugh:

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Round 2 tonight.

Just as dull. But at least they all agreed that the pope talks shite. :thumb:

FTP :lol:

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Ger Boy wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Ger Boy wrote:

Major Tarantino wrote: i'm still voting labour

Have you been asleep for the last 13 years :sleep:

How predictable... :crazy:

:smoking:

Ditto :nod:

Seriously, why would anyone vote labour? :shrug:

Unless you are on benefits or a pen pusher at the council , I cannae see a single reason.

Are you the only genuine Tory in Scotchland then, Ger Boy? :nod:

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