Otta

Have a read of mine, I just checked and I can't see anything that could cause offence except someone else's status which I shared. I've mainly talked about where it went wrong for Labour rather than slagging anyone off. The wife will say what she wants to say, and she'll stand by it, and it will be a cold day in hell before she changes her mind about the Tories. When people vote based on blatant lies they are fed by the daily mail or the sun, then I don't think it's entirely unfair to question their intelligence (and yes same for those who believe everything they read in the Guardian).

I don't THINK I've actually called anyone thick or anything (I might have but don't think so). I've more just said how depressing I find it and how scary. My Mrs make a turkeys voting for Christmas comment but she works in the NHS and I think that was directed at people in her work place (and I think that's fair).

I think posts were being crossed there, I'm not exactly sure what we were both responding to when.

If they say something then I assume they mean it. I don't claim to be a mind reader.

And believe me, I've bitten my tongue and avoided being nasty to some old school acquaintances whilst they're actively gloating and saying things like "not my problem if people lose their jobs, I'll be on less tax" (yes I've seen several say that).

And with genuine reason. I have spent the last 3 years in a job which was basically designed to implement the Coalition cuts in my local authority. We've cut down to the bone, whilst TRYING to still help people as much as possible. And now it's going to get worse (we've already been warned) and there isn't much left to cut away. My colleague is desperately looking for another job, and I am desperately hoping she finds one so that I might be more secure because I can't see us both surviving. So yeah, I vent my spleen a bit on facebook when I see stupid dicks who work in the NHS and vive in the burbs going on about benefits cheats and immigrants. These people are stupid as far as I'm concerned. But if you're not at any real risk and it gives you a good giggle then great. I find that a little bit twisted though quite frankly.

Some people are genuinely now fearful for their jobs. Yeah fecking hilarious.

Haha, do you reckon he would've glassed him?

SteveUK1978 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was 5 so not aware of any early 80's naughtiness > on his part. He just looked a bit sad on the TV > tonight, like a bloke in his early 60's who had > just lost his job. > > (ps...what did he do?) http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/the-homophobic-campaign-that-helped-win-bermondsey-524703.html

I do feel sorry for Simon Hughes, but if I start to feel too sorry for him I remind myself of the tactics he used to win that seat way back in 1983.

He should check his facts though (lib dems had 62 not 61 in 2005). Not a big deal, but if you're going to be smarmy and gloat, you should try to be water tight (the writer, not you Quids).

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I was naive and just hadn't realised how much > of > > the Labour vote would go to UKIP. Assumed it > would > > all come from Tory voters because, well you > know, > > they're all @#$%&. > > > I suppose now you just going to have to accept > that its labour voters than are the @#$%&! > 😁 Or the most desperate.

This might answer your question about data usage. http://traffickk.com/whatsapp-voice-call-data-consumption/

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > My question is about the charges and how much data > allowance a call is likely to use up, guess I'll > have to ask my provider, or failing that just get > an unlimited data usage SIM... Surely if you're using it whilst connected to wifi it wouldn't cost anything.

And 1.5m Scots have 56 seats, whilst 3.5m UKIP voters have 1. Now I don't want more UKIP Seats, but if you want a democracy then that has to change.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's the economy stupid and most people have recognised that the > Tories have done a good job. Most people have swallowed the lie that they've done a good job.

I was naive and just hadn't realised how much of the Labour vote would go to UKIP. Assumed it would all come from Tory voters because, well you know, they're all cunts.

grabot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A shame for James Barber. I wasn't a fan of his > early on. Seemed to be too much politicking from > him on the East Dulwich forum. But of late, to > me, he has shown himself to be a man of genuine > conviction and someone who has done a lot of good > in the local community. Agree with this completely.

I think they probably realise that it will be a success whatever they do.

SLad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As of this weekend, the children were playing > there because someone has purposefully pulled down > a section of fencing and lots of irresponsible > parents were allowing their children to play in > that area. My husband and I managed to avert one > accident by stopping two little boys from trying > to climb over a section of the spiky fence because > they hadn't realised it was breached elsewhere. > The new equipment may well not have been signed > off as safe yet so i can't imagine how stupid > those parents have to be to allow their little > ones in there. Hopefully the fence is reinstated > or the new section opened fully soonest. This has been going on for a few weeks, makes me so cross. Parents don't lift a finger to stop it, and so you look like a right mean bastard when you tell your kid that they can't join in.

Hmm, that referendum didn't offer the reforms that epople actually want, it was a ploy and the tories knew people wouldn't go for it, yet they could claim they'd given people the choice.

Look at me, look at me!!! Pleeeeeease, LOOK AT MEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well the main riff anyway.

I' not in to Led Zep, but Kashmir is pretty awesome.

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Bruce Springsteen. > > > > I've tried, I've really tried. > > > I'm so with you there Otta! A couple of years ago I got some free tickets to see him so the wife and I went. It was a lovely sunny day and it was great having a beer and singing along to some classics. After this I thought it was time for Bruce and I to bond, so I downloaded a load of his stuff. 9.5 times out of 10 a track comes on and gets skipped immediately. Can't put my finger on what the problem is, he's certainly not rubbish, but just doesn't really do it for me.