Bloody Gordon Brown and his entourage of muppets
Mar 23rd 2008, 8:03 am
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Bloody Gordon Brown and his entourage of muppets
Due to them and the crap way they've handled the economy I'm having to give up the cushy self employment I've enjoyed for the last ten years and get a proper job. No-one wants to pay me huge amounts of money for ten minutes design work anymore.
No more laying in bed till midday. No more laughing at the trailer trash on Jeremy Kyle. No more wasting hours playing on my Nintendo DS. And worst of all, no more reading the posts on British expats during the week.
Oh woe is me.
No more laying in bed till midday. No more laughing at the trailer trash on Jeremy Kyle. No more wasting hours playing on my Nintendo DS. And worst of all, no more reading the posts on British expats during the week.
Oh woe is me.
Mar 23rd 2008, 8:18 am
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Oh bloody hell Chris
Is that why youve been MIA this week, because you have a new job?
Is that why youve been MIA this week, because you have a new job?
Mar 23rd 2008, 9:11 am
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I feel for you...................
Of course one day I might get a proper job, but until then I will keep pretending to be busy all the time and constantly taking the dog for walks.
Of course one day I might get a proper job, but until then I will keep pretending to be busy all the time and constantly taking the dog for walks.
Mar 23rd 2008, 9:13 am
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Mar 23rd 2008, 9:19 am
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Mar 23rd 2008, 9:29 am
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Mar 23rd 2008, 9:50 am
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Me too, we have found a place to crash for a bit but its not until June, so we have the whole of May to find somewhere to live......................I have had an idea, just need to sell it to Lara.
Mar 23rd 2008, 9:51 am
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Mar 23rd 2008, 9:57 am
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Due to them and the crap way they've handled the economy I'm having to give up the cushy self employment I've enjoyed for the last ten years and get a proper job. No-one wants to pay me huge amounts of money for ten minutes design work anymore.
No more laying in bed till midday. No more laughing at the trailer trash on Jeremy Kyle. No more wasting hours playing on my Nintendo DS. And worst of all, no more reading the posts on British expats during the week.
Oh woe is me.
No more laying in bed till midday. No more laughing at the trailer trash on Jeremy Kyle. No more wasting hours playing on my Nintendo DS. And worst of all, no more reading the posts on British expats during the week.
Oh woe is me.
Mind you I am talking about people who come here on holidays, ex pats who live here along with family from NI and England and their friends... 2 Labour supporters out of the whole lot!
Even the ones that where in government jobs didn't support them, mind you thinking about it, very few of these people where in the categories that the government has been giving things to (or buying)...
Maybe there could be a poll on it for BE, would be interesting to see the ways things where there.
Mar 23rd 2008, 9:59 am
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Humm... is there anyone out there that actually supports Labour? I think I have come across 2 Labour voters that I know of over the last few years...
Mind you I am talking about people who come here on holidays, ex pats who live here along with family from NI and England and their friends... 2 Labour supporters out of the whole lot!
Even the ones that where in government jobs didn't support them, mind you thinking about it, very few of these people where in the categories that the government has been giving things to (or buying)...
Maybe there could be a poll on it for BE, would be interesting to see.
Mind you I am talking about people who come here on holidays, ex pats who live here along with family from NI and England and their friends... 2 Labour supporters out of the whole lot!
Even the ones that where in government jobs didn't support them, mind you thinking about it, very few of these people where in the categories that the government has been giving things to (or buying)...
Maybe there could be a poll on it for BE, would be interesting to see.
Mar 23rd 2008, 10:05 am
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Humm... is there anyone out there that actually supports Labour? I think I have come across 2 Labour voters that I know of over the last few years...
Mind you I am talking about people who come here on holidays, ex pats who live here along with family from NI and England and their friends... 2 Labour supporters out of the whole lot!
Even the ones that where in government jobs didn't support them, mind you thinking about it, very few of these people where in the categories that the government has been giving things to (or buying)...
Maybe there could be a poll on it for BE, would be interesting to see the ways things where there.
Mind you I am talking about people who come here on holidays, ex pats who live here along with family from NI and England and their friends... 2 Labour supporters out of the whole lot!
Even the ones that where in government jobs didn't support them, mind you thinking about it, very few of these people where in the categories that the government has been giving things to (or buying)...
Maybe there could be a poll on it for BE, would be interesting to see the ways things where there.
Mar 23rd 2008, 10:16 am
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Mar 23rd 2008, 10:21 am
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Judging by the responses to pro conservative threads in TIO I would say quite a few voted Labour.