I like it when Tim gets intellectual.
*admires*
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Quote: Ben @ March 24 2010, 9:14 PM GMTI like it when Tim gets intellectual.
*admires*
That's very kind of you, Ben, but I really don't have a clue what I'm talking about most of the time. When you get into your mid-thirties it's just a lot easier to sound authoritative about stuff.
I'm feeling the love though.
And I like it when you call Robyn, "the Robyn". 
Quote: chipolata @ March 24 2010, 6:11 PM GMTI got home to a letter from David Cameron. Asking me to vote for change in 2010. I didn't think he knew me.
I got a letter from my local Labour MP inviting me to afternoon tea with Ross Kemp.
Just got home from the science fair with son Connor. He didn't win a prize, however the lovely object of his affections (at the moment) did win and he was on Cloud 9.
Quote: AndreaLynne @ March 25 2010, 12:13 AM GMTJust got home from the science fair with son Connor. He didn't win a prize, however the lovely object of his affections (at the moment) did win and he was on Cloud 9.
Awwww. I like Connor. Though whenever you tell stories about him I do imagine him wandering around with his hair as wild as it was in your avatar.
Quote: AndreaLynne @ March 25 2010, 12:13 AM GMTJust got home from the science fair with son Connor. He didn't win a prize, however the lovely object of his affections (at the moment) did win and he was on Cloud 9.
Aw, bless him.
Quote: PhQnix @ March 25 2010, 12:24 AM GMTAwwww. I like Connor. Though whenever you tell stories about him I do imagine him wandering around with his hair as wild as it was in your avatar.
If he doesn't get it cut soon he will be wandering around like that. He's reluctant to get it cut though. The young lady mentioned earlier told him that she likes his hair longer.
Cuute.
We need a pic of Connor's current 'do'.
I'm working on it...but he's going through a no picture phase.
Aww. I can sympathise, I'm currently in a 20 year long no picture phase.
Quote: zooo @ March 24 2010, 6:16 PM GMTHeh. This is where I get puzzled.
If he's trying to dress like a woman then he should be told that no woman would wash her car in heels!But maybe that's not strictly what he's trying to do/be.
I can't even begin to describe the horror I experienced when he accidentally splashed himself, herself, whatever... 
Quote: zooo @ March 25 2010, 12:40 AM GMTAww. I can sympathise, I'm currently in a 20 year long no picture phase.
Silly sausage. 
Quote: zooo @ March 25 2010, 12:40 AM GMTAww. I can sympathise, I'm currently in a 20 year long no picture phase.
Me too, ever since chemo. Never a big fan of it to begin with though. 
Quote: Tim Walker @ March 24 2010, 9:10 PM GMTThe worst thing that could possibly happen to the Labour Party is for it to actually win the election, then have to deal with the consequences of their economic mismanagement. Their best plan would be to wreck the economy as much as possible before May 6th (disguising the worst of it until then), then regroup over the next five years whilst the public (and they in opposition) throw shit at the Conservatives who will have to do the dirty work.
But don't they always? Hasn't every Labour Government left office with the economy in a complete wreck, millions/billions of pounds in debt? Happened in 1979. Didn't Cameron point out that the COMBINED defecits of all of those Governments were (in real terms?) still smaller than the present one?
Quote: Tim Walker @ March 24 2010, 9:10 PM GMTI heard an interesting recent quote, which is attributed to Mandelson speaking about the post-election scenario, which reflects the psychosis of Brown: he apparently said, "You don't think Gordon will let a little thing like an election defeat stop him, do you?"
That does sound very Mandy.
Quote: Aaron @ March 25 2010, 1:06 AM GMTBut don't they always? Hasn't every Labour Government left office with the economy in a complete wreck, millions/billions of pounds in debt? Happened in 1979. Didn't Cameron point out that the COMBINED defecits of all of those Governments were (in real terms?) still smaller than the present one?
I don't think it's too unfair to say that throughout their history in government (and in opposition, frankly) Labour's 'Plan A' about any issue has always been Spend Lots Of Money On It. Unfortunately, in all the time they've been around they don't seem to have ever formulated a 'Plan B'.