Royal wedding sick bags sell-out

[firestarter]

You appear to have a very elastic understanding of the term "democratically".

*sigh*

So, who won the 2010 election then?

Not the anarchists, I'm pretty sure.

 

[Peterkro]

*sigh*

So, who won the 2010 election then?

Not the anarchists, I'm pretty sure.

Nor the people I'm certain,the choice between washing powder A and washing powder B is not a choice at all is it?

 

[firestarter]

Nor the people I'm certain,the choice between washing powder A and washing powder B is not a choice at all is it?

That's democracy for you. "the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried".

 

[Peterkro]

That's democracy for you. "the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried".

"Been tried" is the important bit,quoting a prick like Churchill doesn't help your argument.

 

[firestarter]

"Been tried" is the important bit,quoting a prick like Churchill doesn't help your argument.

Yeah, well anarchy has a vanishingly small support, so I guess you'll just have to put up with it.

 

[obeygiant]

Official royal wedding photos.

 

[Fuzzy14]

Harry also has the same hair as his Dad.

Could you explain this please, I've seen this joke loads of times and don't know who they are talking about (at a stab, Will Carling?)

I am so sorry...you are correct.

BBC say that there were 5500 applications and that was for the whole kingdom.

I apologise for contradicting you in public.

I got the figures off the BBC a while back so they could have been a bit out of date, and I can't find the link now.

That's democracy for you. "the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried".

We haven't tried AV yet.

 

[firestarter]

Could you explain this please, I've seen this joke loads of times and don't know who they are talking about (at a stab, Will Carling?)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2273498.stm

I got the figures off the BBC a while back so they could have been a bit out of date, and I can't find the link now.

I found a link (in one of my posts above) to the Local Government association, who had to be contacted for road closures (so reasonably accurate).

We haven't tried AV yet.

Joy!

 

[Fuzzy14]

Ah better late than never. I knew I read it somewhere!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13158910

Glasgow, for example, has not had a single application.

London's boroughs have dealt with more than 800 road closure requests

(actually Glasgow did have a single application, but it got canceled)

 

[remmy]

We haven't tried AV yet.

Apparently its because we are too stupid.

 

[George Knighton]

We haven't tried AV yet.

And judging from the election results, you never will!

Will the defeat cause Nick Clegg to step down?

 

[firestarter]

And judging from the election results, you never will!

Will the defeat cause Nick Clegg to step down?

No. The Lib Dems are far too vain to blame themselves for this defeat. Nick Clegg will go on, he'll just look a bit more sad...

 

[Chappers]

Could you explain this please, I've seen this joke loads of times and don't know who they are talking about (at a stab, Will Carling?)

http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/archive.cgi?read=36121