*Bob*

Do we have proof he actually exists?

'Jermy'

I've not been watching or listening much over the last few weeks, but it seems like every time I have been - Jermy Corbyn is most notably 'not' on the telly or the radio, but the telly and radio (and his opponents) are talking about nothing but Jeremy Corbyn. I wonder how many of his new converts have actually seen him or heard him speak.

I went a club a short while back. Derelict warehouse type affair. Plus ca change. It was rammed with young people enjoying themselves. BASTARDS

I think it'll be a Scottish independence moment though. Corbs all the way right up until the ballot box - when Burnham will get in.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > However. What he (or the mad support for him) does > show is the poverty of existing mainstream > politicians in the Labour Party. He'd be an > absolute disaster for this country IMO. Agree with both!

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He has firmly held principles which he stick to > but they are of course delusional rubbish, he's a > pretty old school lefty with predictable dogmatic > stances that spring from being an old school lefty > and I can't believe intelligent people in the > Labour Party are really thinking of voting for him > even though rhetorically and image wise he?s very > different from the other robots. But a leader, > really? > > He supported Benn's support for co-operative > socialism at Triumph...the reality of Benn's > 'great experiment' was that Triumph workers lost > their personal redundancy payments thanks to > Benns' totally impractical, unfeasible and > undeliverable 'support' > > He's tediously dogmatically anti-american (aren't > they all); so blames Russian policy on american > aggession like some pathetic 70s maoist student. > You know - that's Russia that invaded another > countries sovreaugn territory and gave missiles to > rebels that shot down an international flight ALL > AMERICA'S FAULT; I presume Russia's disgusting > discriminatory laws on homosexuality are also > somehow. He even said he thought that ridiculous > Russian News station you get on Satellite in > hotels tells us the truth more than our > media....PRAVDA > > He thinks the sun shines out of Venezuala's ar*e > though since the money tree has been found not to > have not been a real money tree now means that the > country's economy is collapsing and it's lefty > govt is shutting down opposing media/politicians > and protest. But you know it's sins can be > forgiven as it's left wing.,,,and it's > anti-america of course > > He supported the anti-Semitic Surrey Priest who > posts links on social media from CT websites > (including holocaust denial ones) because he's > Anti-Israel (shock horror, now there's a > surprise... Right on brother Jezz). > > He?s far more left than any leader of the Labour > Party since the 1950s and a relic of the radical > lefty politics of the 60s? Yeah but I like his beard.

I'm looking forward with interest to a bit of Corbyn - if it happens. UK politics needs a shake-up. I used to be quite interested but I must admit over the last several years I've become totally bored with the same parade of PR monkeys taking turns sitting in the middle of the playground.

Ahh the Funky Monkey. Our last night there had it all.. a very amiable curfew tagged fellow who took it upon himself to warn blokes off 'chatting up my bird' - and trying to help someone who just wanted to go home remember where he lived.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- We should at least have had a local referendum. Let's have a seance - see what they think.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- it's been torture-porn and muff-shots all the way. Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agree and we often fast forward through the torture bits. lol!

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was completely gratuitous and was not remotely > necessary for the furtherment of the story. It's a bit too late to complain about gratuity with GOT - it's been torture-porn and muff-shots all the way.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I miss ther CPT and all my aussie mates. I'd have > been heading straight there from work in years > gone by. Don't think they'd have been there tonight.

Half the population of the UK assume we all live in a shithole anyway, two miles up or down the road makes no odds.

This confirms my suspicion that there's nothing - literally nothing - more cool than braggin' on your public transport amenities. "185? Yeah? Yeah? 63, BITCH!"

Front left is safer. Less chance of someone flobbing on the back of your head as they come up the stairs.

'Course In the good old days everybody used to go upstairs to smoke their crack pipes and no-one thought anything of it. These days you're made to feel like some sort of social pariah just for quietly lighting up at the back! I blame gentrification.

So people do still upstairs to smoke after then, Titch?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I bet *Bob* hasn't been on a bus in years. A > secret Range Rover driver if ever there was one. > > Louisa. Not a fan of big flash dumb cars as it goes. Mr Lush - I will be 'bussing it' this very afternoon. The anticipation and excitement is beginning to build already.

Unless it's raining and humid - in which case you don't get a view of much at all (unless you're prepared to wipe the condensed breath of strangers off the glass with your sleeve every two minutes, like a human windscreen wiper)

Upstairs is also brilliant because there's usually some really interesting sounding music coming out of a tiny phone speaker. Or if you're lucky, two or more different types of really interesting sounding music coming out of two or more tiny phone speakers.

Camberwell's got lots of good stuff, but on balance I prefer to be able to stand on a high street or sit outside a pub for more than two minutes - without being asked for 20p or a cigarette.

Maybe if they found the fool that decided it would be a great idea to remove the opening windows at the front on the top deck, shoot him - then spend a few quid putting them back in - the rediscovered adequate ventilation might make it more pleasant up there.

There's always been plenty of background industry chatter of the non-warm-and-generous ilk, Mick. I'm not sure Tarby and Bruce can be relied upon for the complete picture.. Personally I put most of any negativity down to a healthy dose of misogyny with a side of envy. Anyway, she never really gave much of a toss what anyone thought of her, because she thought she was great - and so did twenty million other people at one point, so who's to argue? She had a great life, she got to the top, did everything she wanted to do - and said many times she wanted to die before she got too old. Sounds like things worked out just fine.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you didn't catch it the first time, ITV is > showing the Sheridan Smith biopic/mini-series > again. Yes, I can see that morning meeting at ITV HQ. 'Cilla's dead. Stick it on again.' Grieving time is all too brief at ITV as well.