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pandora1963
02 Oct 14 23:07
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the poor and dispossessed listened intently to the great man's speech yesterday and could tell he feels their pain, this is a man who knows hardship. The tories are now ahead in the poll's tonight. Never underestimate an ex etonian with the media behind him , he will make you believe anything.

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VCM
When: 02 Oct 14 23:40
He'll get my vote.............when hell freezes over
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Eeternaloptimist
When: 02 Oct 14 23:49
pandora is the worst kind of socialist snob. He'd rather have a halfwit like Prescot or one of the rabid trade union nutters in Downing Street just as long as they came from the "right class". How outdated he is. We don't judge people by the colour of their skin, their sex or where they come from anymore laddie. Drag yourself into the 21st century you swamp monster.
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Eeternaloptimist
When: 02 Oct 14 23:50
As it happens I don't rate Cameron. Not because of where he comes from though.
By:
MisterBadger
When: 02 Oct 14 23:54
We don't judge people by the colour of their skin

they do on chitchat
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tictacman1
When: 02 Oct 14 23:58
"we are all this together"... bullingdon club... film out .... The Riot Club released in September 2014 is a film adaptation of Laura Wade's play Posh.

Anyone seen it yet ?

The Bullingdon Club is an exclusive all-male unofficial students' club at Oxford University, noted for its wealthy members, grand banquets and boisterous rituals, such as vandalising ('trashing') of restaurants and college rooms.[1]

Founded perhaps as early as 1780, the Bullingdon was originally a sporting club, dedicated to cricket and horse-racing, although the club dinners gradually became its principal activity. Membership of the club is expensive, with tailor-made uniforms, regular gourmet hospitality and a tradition of on-the-spot payment for damage.[2] Its ostentatious display of wealth attracts controversy, since many ex-members have moved up to high political posts, most notably the current British Prime Minister David Cameron, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, and Mayor of London Boris Johnson.
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Eeternaloptimist
When: 03 Oct 14 00:13
So they study hard and when they party if they get rowdy they pay for any damage as opposed to lying in bed all day, rioting and leaving small businesses to pick up the tab or go broke.

I can see why people don't like the buggers. Laugh
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Steamship
When: 03 Oct 14 00:15
For a little light heartedness have you seen Cameron's conference rap?
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