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When people have kids, homes and jobs to consider.
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It could be linked to the date you get your state pension. 40 years before state pension age.
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Over 70s should count double. Experience and knowledge is invaluable.
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And be removed from those over 70.
thats you fooked then |
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and more votes for land owners
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And double votes for those with double barrelled surnames
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A sliding scale according to age would be good. Your votes count the same your age in years. Only over 25s allowed to vote.
That system would be excellent and guarantee a vote result with built in intelligence and wisdom. Older folks want the best for their kids and grandkids and this would maximise their knowledge and experience. Boris should employ me as an advisor.  |
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Voting IQ should be raised to over 25 which rules you out Torque.
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HO HO HO!
There is literally no beginning to your wit, Charlie. |
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As Euripides taught us: Talk sense to a fool and he will call you foolish.
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Close but incorrect: Intelligent people are full of doubts and foolish people are full of confidence. If you contradict them and speak the truth you risk being called a fool.
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You seem very confident of what you say.
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Actually, I was 100% accurate. But I guess your googled reply just proves my point.
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Stick to climbing up ladders and carrying poles. Not a lot of intelligence required for that.
snobbary at its worst. Middle calass people tut tut |
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Ah, the old scaffolding insult raises its ugly head once more. More proof of you merely being a cowardly sock puppet.
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The cowards who denigrate my (former) job as a scaffolder never seem keen to reveal what they do for a living. Strange that.
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scaffolding is honest work
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Hey your a brave scouser going up them poles talkmadder , oh hang your not a real scouser are you
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Not sure if you are including me as a coward but I'm retired. I was a lecturer in IT for 30 years. Various other jobs including being in the army where the value of team work was the mantra not just looking after yourself. Cowards didn't last long in that job by the way.
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Scaffolding is an honest job and hard graft but doesn't require a great deal of brain power.
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In what regiment did you serve, Charlie? And at what rank?
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I wasn't in a regiment.
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I started as a private.
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I have every respect for the British army. My brother-in-law was a full colonel at 42, before retiring to be a BA pilot.
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What was your job in the army? Were you in for long?
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I'd rather not say what I did apart from saying it was dangerous and a good root to promotion as a lot got killed. A tad more dangerous than scaffolding.
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Most officers in the British army are not ****s. Shame that’s your opinion, but hardly surprising.
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I don't want to get personal with you as I don't like you.
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Scaffolding is an honest job and hard graft but doesn't require a great deal of brain power.
what and you think IT does require brain power? |
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Sadly, I don’t believe you were in the army at all. You’re clearly not the type. Dangerous my arse. The army’s version of James Bond were you?
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Sadly you're still a tw@t. What is the type? Nothing like James Bond.
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IT teacher I CAN believe though.
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You can believe whatever you want it doesn't bother me.
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What is the type? Disciplined, for starters.
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Get it right an IT lecturer not a teacher.
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In the army! In a very dangerous role! Don’t want to talk about it!
What a prize plum! |
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should be over 21 - and you have to have a university degree
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Okay, Professor Plum!
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Please keep taking the piss. You have no idea.
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Okay, I will. Thank you.
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