What do you want to banish from the planet?

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DJs! Trying to listen to music and they keep rattling on arrogantly. And we won't mention that partifular DJ!!!! Shriek.

The only one I liked was John Peel, bring back John Peel. Oh and Kenny Everiit for the comedy factor.although I never listened to him on the radio. John was my boy! 

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    I would put our present Prime Minister in a wooden boat, set it adrift and introduce him to Valhalla via a traditional Viking funeral. After all, isn't that what he has done to this country, particularly to it's citizens.
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      LOL I wouldnt even put him in a boat.......I would put a life belt round him and let him float along just like he has done ....expecting us all to just floattttttttttttttttt
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      Yes, maybe the boat would be an extravagance - maybe a life belt too. A plastic milk bottle would be more appropriate. cheesygrin
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      smilesmilelol,I quite agree ,a plastic milk bottle could be tied around his neck,that would indeed be cheaper

       

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      I'm getting quite excited at the prospect of this happening one day - SOON. PG LET IT BE SOOOON.............cheesygrin
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      just like the song goes......LET IT BE....LET IT BE....

      Please dear Lord let it be soooooooooooooon

       

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      No doubt Her Elizabethship will knight his Cameroonship when he's out of a job, so here's hoping that the sword slips and cuts his vestibules off in one sleight of hand - faster than a fleeting arrow.

      He'll sing a different tune (in a very different key) after that! cool

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      I'd dress him up as a drag queen and throw him to the wolves in prison. cheesygrin
    • Posted

      Ok that was a bit extreme, how about hung, drawn and quarterded as a compromise?
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      Never before have so many abhored, hated, loathed, despised, considered as an abominate, execrated, regarded with disgust, felt repugnance towards, felt distaste for, recoiled from, shuddered at, were  unable to bear, were unable to abide, felt hostility towards, felt an aversion to, felt animosity towards, found intolerable, disliked and had an aversion to so few.

       

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      and I would be that bit more extreme Georgia.....like I would first cas----e him them let him truly suffer ,and I am not a person who likes cruelty ,but that is what I would do to him and his cronies who go along with him and his policies

       

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    If I didn't live very close to a policeman who is usually off-duty when I see him, then I would never ever see one anywhere.

    Would someone please enlighten me as to where all these bastions of society have disappeared to?

    Surely to goodness it can't be a policemans ball every day?

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    Will someone please explain to me why, if a footballer can earn into the millions each year, do nurses, teachers, policemen and street cleaners (to name but a few) only earn a pittance by comparison, when the latter all perform essential functions, whereas a footballer just kicks a ball?
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      welllllllllllllllllll lets just say ,it is because of the foolish fans who are willing to pay the ticket fees ,I have said in the past if all those fans said we are not going to pay these exorbitant ticket prices ,then the clubs would not have the money to pay the men who kick that ball around pitch that those men have made so filty dirty GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

       

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      Yes I am having a rant today, but why not?

      So let me join in GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. sad

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      Oh yes please do join in the more the merrier biggrin

      I will say godnight now in here because I am heading off for my bed,I like to listen to my CD as I drift off to sleep,so have to go up before my H ,as if we went up together I couldnt listen to it, it would disturb him .....night night to all my friends in here  sleep well all,and hope we all have a good nights sleep...God Bless

      xx

       

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      It is a world wide madness . They would all have to give up this bizarre form of tribalism. 
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      well i had a wonderful 3hrs sleep .went to bed at 4am laid awake till 7 woke up at 10 that me knackered fro the rest of the day .rolleyes
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      can someone please explain fishing quoters , throwing over quote dead fish  back in to the sea i call it waste . 

      and excuse me 20 billion pounds of food waste from tescos alone world wide 

      then they say that in a few decades we will have to eat insects because we wont have enough food . ugggggggggggggg dont get it .

      and one more point ,supermarket shopping was sold to us as a once a week event, and if you ask people about shopping daily like our parents and g parent. to reduce waste ,buying what we need for that day only.

      they all shout back i dont have the time to shop daily , yet how many times do people go to the supermarket on average 4 times aweek . its was one big con we all fell for .and still do 

      the average family throws away £45 worth of food each week last week a threw away  £15 pounds of food. how much do you throw away ,how much do you buy thinking you might need it then dont .

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      Fishing quotas was another 'excellent' idea from the EU. I say 'excellent' very much tongue in cheek because I really don't believe that anything they say or do bears the slightest semblence to common sense.

      As to why we waste so much, well here is a 'potted' version.

      When the 'multiple' supermarket groups started in the 60's, it was quite clear that they were going to gain a great deal of influence due to their enormous buying-power.

      Little did we know at that time the grotesque effect that would have on our corner shops. This resulted in tens of thousands of sole traders going out of business, simply because the supermarkets were often selling to the public at prices below that which the sole trader could buy-in at.

      As the supermarkets gained more influence and popularity they became less concerned with keeping the prices low, because all they wanted to do was to sell more and more.

      Gradually over time the supermarkets have conditioned the public into spending more and more on things they don't really need, so people's weekly shopping bills went up and up.

      It is only with the advent of cheaper quality supermarkets such as Aldi and Lidl that the larger groups have begun to feel the pinch, and have been forced to reduce their prices.

      The problem for the large groups now is that their underhanded tactics are becoming public, and even if they do reduce their prices, the public quite apart from having long memories, has now made alternative plans.

      Yes we do shop once a week, and we now shop at Aldi as opposed to where we used to shop, at Tesco.

      Do we save money, well yes we do? We regularly used to spend around about £80 a week on groceries at Tesco, and a further £20 - £30 at the butchers. Today we spend around £60 - £70 a week on everything, so we are better-off by circa £20 to £40 a week.

      I have to admit that whilst I am retired, my wife still does work part-time, so in our case we go shopping once a week. But even if we wanted to do it every day the nearest local shop is nearly the same distance from us as Aldi who have a much wider choice of products.

      As to what we throw away, well in common with the change in our shopping habits, the amount that we waste has decreased significantly to the point that we hardly ever throw anything away today.

      One thing that I cannot get me head around is why the EU are allowed to throw away masses and masses of food, simply to keep the prices level and atificially high.

      Surely if they had any conscience at all they would give that food free of charge to countries where the populations are really starving and in need of it.

      You work it out?

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      have you heard of food banks we should be feeding our homeless not other countries we did that after ww2 feeding germany where we went on shorter rations then the war  . 
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      Bravo, excellent rant Tian! Consumerism and Capitalisation is corrupt. Marxism was a good idea, power to the people, shame it didn't work out.
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      Foodbanks are necessary at this time, but shouldn't be.

      It is absolutely disgraceful that people in this country should have to go cap in hand just to feed their families.

      If Cameroon had one ounce of decency in him he could easily raise enough funds so as to allow struggling families to buy their own food and keep their self-respect.

      One simple way that he could raise extra money to do this would be to reintroduce the 1696 window tax for people who have mansions, or just by a simple mansion tax in itself.

      He does not want to do it because most of his cronies including his own wife own mansions.

      So what other alternative is there other than to rid British politics of him and his insensitive party, and make a fresh start with a party who are committed to try and improve the lot of the working classes.

      There is no guarantee that the labour Party can do it, but at least we all will know that their heart and their politics are in the right place.

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      i agree what we need is  b i p British independent party like the scottich independent party working for us our rights and our needs we suffered long and hard to get them now we are standing back and letting evryone walk all over us . lets kick some A--e let the british people speak and let someone listen .

      because oh what tears we are now weeping for not learning the lessons of the past . and what disaters are to come .mad

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      it just makes me sick that its ok for big greedy bankers to steal from us and they get rewarded yet people like us get trodden on its so wrong and unfair .
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      It certainly isn't ok for anyone to steal from us, especially bankers.

      Personally I think the bankers have had their day because everyone is zoned into them and their greedy ways, and they are being watched like hawks.

      Any more nonsense and I think we could see British banking change forever.

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