Gordon Brown
May 2nd 2008 | 3:49 am
#76
Da bing bing!
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 2,202
From: Kreissknows!!!
Re: Gordon Brown
There's only one man with the charisma to lead this country... one man with the skills to put a smile on the faces of the proletariat... one man guaranteed to raise the meaty political issues & deal with them robustly.....
Oh yes
VOTE BORIS FOR SUPREME LEADER!!!
May 2nd 2008 | 4:19 am
#77
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 58
From: Leigh-on-Sea; Essex
Re: Gordon Brown
Is a moron trying to sell house and prices falling can't sell. Dollar rate falling tax I'm paying going up
Going cost us thousands in lost cash moving to Oz
Will last one leaving UK turn the light off
Going cost us thousands in lost cash moving to Oz
Will last one leaving UK turn the light off
May 2nd 2008 | 5:55 am
#80
cavey wavey
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 334
From: hand to mouth
Re: Gordon Brown
Petrol prices at our local garage are ridiculous!! :curse:
£127.9 diesel
£118.9 unleaded
what with food going up, council tax at £145mth and rising annually, utilities going up & up, the only thing that isn't going up is Wages..... not our's anyway....
LABOUR.....what a F**king Joke...:curse:
£127.9 diesel
£118.9 unleaded
what with food going up, council tax at £145mth and rising annually, utilities going up & up, the only thing that isn't going up is Wages..... not our's anyway....
LABOUR.....what a F**king Joke...:curse:
May 2nd 2008 | 9:39 am
#81
mmmmmm duff
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 1,629
From: Maudsland, Gold Coast, QLD
Re: Gordon Brown
about time we had an english parliament not a british one......
May 2nd 2008 | 11:52 am
#82
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From: Ferny Grove
Re: Gordon Brown
Says it all really................
The sooner that bloke is gone the better. He cooked the books for years and now the results are coming home to haunt him. I'd be a lot happier about the end result of it didn't hit so many people so hard in the wallet.
This is what happens when you manipulate the start date of an economic cycle.
The sooner that bloke is gone the better. He cooked the books for years and now the results are coming home to haunt him. I'd be a lot happier about the end result of it didn't hit so many people so hard in the wallet.
This is what happens when you manipulate the start date of an economic cycle.
May 2nd 2008 | 8:38 pm
#84
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 8,067
Re: Gordon Brown
whats pissed me off most about him is the fact that he wasnt voted in by anyone!! None us had a say on anything to do with that and as for going behind our backs with the EU thing just took the piss.
May 2nd 2008 | 8:49 pm
#85
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From: A Small Village in Somerset.......out in the sticks
Re: Gordon Brown
and he'll hold out for as long as possible for a general election :curse: cause he know's the likelihood of him being voted back in is next to zero!!
May 2nd 2008 | 8:52 pm
#86
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Re: Gordon Brown
course he will - I wouldnt be surprised if he demanded a re-count. When things start going tough, he just sits there with his thumb up his arse, whinging like a baby - oh, it's not our fault, it blah,blah,blah. prick.
May 2nd 2008 | 9:09 pm
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