Earl Aelfheah

PokerTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We have an economy and policies that have shut > down upward social mobility and ordinary working > families in ordinary areas are feeling it. They > are working harder with less to show for it and > their children are really struggling to find jobs. > When you have a political elite, who are > disconnected from that, and the wake of a > financial distaster like the banking crisis, where > the culprits haven't suffered and it seems like > business as usual to many, defection to parties > like UKIP is what happens. Farage is as elitist as > the rest of them, but he does a better job of > playing the common man than Cameron, Clegg and > Miliband. Yep, best vote in an ex stockbroker who wants further deregulation, fewer employment protection, an even smaller state and considerably less redistribution. That'll help those who are struggling eh?

Looks great

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Brillant.

Great posts EP - I think you've sewn this thread up.

This is interesting: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/may/20/labour-tory-poll-ratings-farage-attacks

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A good proportion of UKIP voters come from the traditional Labour > working-class base. Greens will pull away some of > the students types and the middle-class lefties. I'm sure UKIP are taking votes from all of the three main parties, but the Conservatives are likely to lose out the most of the commentaries I've read.

If you don't vote, you've no business moaning about things. And I really like to moan.

mako Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.sourcelifestyle.com/products/sippy-cup- > baby-ducks-gama-go > > Has to be worst product/advert i have seen in ages I wish I could unsee this product. The end of times is upon us surely?

I didn't vandalise the poster.

... and that's the voice of a UKIP supporter.

UKIP are fairly childish too.

Nice. Is that where the pretty pregnant shop used to be?

Yeah the dot co domain is weird. Looks promising though.

That does seen fairly crazy...

Yes sorry, I thought it this was a clever and subtle parody on another post.

If you don't want some to take a picture, don't get it out. If you start waving your dick at a woman in a public place whether she's shouted at you or not, you're out of order. I'm genuinely surprised that anyone could think otherwise.

I can't really think of any situation were it would be acceptable for a man to front up to a woman in a public place and wave his dick at her. If you piss in the street it's a bit much to claim that someone with a camera is offending your modesty. I think the guys lucky that no one thumped him.

People think it's OK for a man to front up to a woman in the street and wave his dick at them apparently. Personally, I think that is totally unacceptable.

If you asked them to it may be slightly different

You can't make an exhibition of yourself and then complain if someone doesn't respect your modesty (by taking a photo). If you want to keep it private don't go in the street. I'm not going to pretend I've not been caught short before, but I've tried to be discrete, if caught I would be apologetic. This guy sounds like a dick (excuse the pun)

It's not the same as someone standing in the street and waving their dick at you though is it?

There are two issues here, a man peeing in the street... Fairly unpleasant, but also fairly commonplace. Then there is a report of a man facing down a woman in the street whilst waving his dick at her. The latter action is completely unacceptable and a serious matter IMO.

It's not very pleasant to piss in public. But laughing and then waving your genetalia at someone when called out on it is crossing a line in my opinion. Should have found somewhere less public and had the decently to apologise if caught.

Someone is found dead on the street where you live and it's wrong to want to know what's happened?