Cameron n' Clegg

Really2

OK last name pun.

Cam n' Clegg's
(just for the Sun if they break up so they can do Cam N' Clegg's have had their chips)

ninky_2

PhylPho wrote: »

But those who come on here to attempt to diminish, denigrate or destroy this moment are but mere traders in their own particular brand of misery.

To which the answer to them is: keep it to yourself, OK?

not a chance. and as an ex labour party activist you've got a nerve to complain about other people who aren't happy with the outcome. not everyone voted for what we've got and we've every right to be critical.

birdsong in number 10 garden....pass the sickbag.

it's not a wedding you know. it's an election result. and cleggeron will not be getting my blessing.

chucky

PhylPho wrote: »

Politics -- articulate rather than dumb, bright rather than dour, spontaneous rather than robotic, young rather than ancient, pragmatic rather than self-servingly inept -- took centre stage today amidst the birdsong in Number 10's garden.

you obviously haven't realised that politics is a bit more than how presentable and charismatic a politician is.

maybe we should get politicians on X-Factor so that we can rate them on personality and charisma before they appear in the gardens of Number 10. these are obviously the important things about being politicians. well done on your summary of requirements for being a senior politician in this country :T

Pete111

ninky wrote: »

not a chance. and as an ex labour party activist you've got a nerve to complain about other people who aren't happy with the outcome. not everyone voted for what we've got and we've every right to be critical.

birdsong in number 10 garden....pass the sickbag.

it's not a wedding you know. it's an election result. and cleggeron will not be getting my blessing.

Sounds like some sort of Giant Robot....

as in:

'Arrghh! Run! it's the Cleggeron!! ';)

silvercar

PhylPho wrote:

But those who come on here to attempt to diminish, denigrate or destroy this moment are but mere traders in their own particular brand of misery.

To which the answer to them is: keep it to yourself, OK?

This a public forum, why should we not criticise.

and while we are criticising, why can't you type in normal font like everyone else?

chucky

ninky wrote: »

not a chance. and as an ex labour party activist you've got a nerve to complain about other people who aren't happy with the outcome. not everyone voted for what we've got and we've every right to be critical.

birdsong in number 10 garden....pass the sickbag.

it's not a wedding you know. it's an election result. and cleggeron will not be getting my blessing.

silvercar wrote: »

and while we are criticising, why can't you type in normal font like everyone else?

she writes so well and eloquently and in such a distinctive font... quite an old pro we have here...

maybe they want their posts to be noticed because that is part of their job :eek:

inspector_monkfish

Really2 wrote: »

OK last name pun.

Cam n' Clegg's
(just for the Sun if they break up so they can do Cam N' Clegg's have had their chips)

or as The 2 Ronnies once said....

F U N E X ?

S V F X

F U N E M ?

S V F X N M

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9vvqv_the-two-ronnies-swedish-made-simple_fun

PhylPho

ninky wrote: »

not a chance. and as an ex labour party activist you've got a nerve to complain about other people who aren't happy with the outcome. not everyone voted for what we've got and we've every right to be critical.

birdsong in number 10 garden....pass the sickbag.

it's not a wedding you know. it's an election result. and cleggeron will not be getting my blessing.

Ah, ninky ninky ninky. "Pass the sick bag". Have you noticed how it's always the most bitter of losers who resort to the over-emotive whilst everyone else shuns the melodramatics of misery?

tomterm8

PhylPho wrote: »

I was once -- once -- a Labour activist, and euphoric at the 1997 GE outcome. Millions of others who were not activists nevertheless had a grin on their face when the Blairs went into Number 10.

Whereas, I was never a Labour activist, and I was less than euphoric at the 1997 GE outcome... I can smell BS a hundred yards away.

I'm smelling BS.

I don't trust 'em.

PhylPho

silvercar wrote: »

This a public forum, why should we not criticise.

and while we are criticising, why can't you type in normal font like everyone else?

Oh, go on then, silvercar.

Send me one of your Socialist Diktats.

There's bound to be a rule in there about the prohibition of personal choice over the fonts and sizes made available to every MSE poster.

One State, one font!

:rotfl: