Officer Dibble wrote:
> With reference to Alan Johnson: Yes, I?d forgot he used to be a
> postie. But hold on a minute. Look at this I found on the No.10
> website.
>
> ?Alan Johnson was born in 1950 and was educated at Sloane
>> Grammar School, Chelsea. He became a postman in 1968, and
> joined the Union of Communication Workers at the same time.?
>
> ?SLOANE?!!!? ?GRAMMER SCHOOL?!!!? ?CHELSEA?!!!?.. Ha! I can?t
> get my breath! Well, this throws a whole new light onto Alan?s
> protestation of proletarian affinity and solidarity, doesn?t
> it? What manner of ?postie? was Alan Johnson, eh?
>Was his postie van a regency red Jaguar estate?
No such thing
>Was his uniform by Versace?
No it was the same horrible grey thing I had to wear before it change to horrible blue
>Did he only deliver the odd letter to posh people in Kensington?
If you do deliveries you don't deliver just the odd letter
>Was he postie by appointment to the Sloanes?
No such thing
I was surprised by your original comment there is so much that can be fired at cabinet members but to suggest they never had jobs is just silly.
Up until the last local elections I have voted Labour and was starting to be tempted to vote for noo-tory but just before polling day our local Conservatives went door to door with a flyer saying if they got voted in they would donate ?40000 to a local campaign group to fight the building of a waste recycling plant in the area.
You can make your own decisions on how that adds up to Mr Cameron everything green agenda but what got me angry was their attempt to bribe and ultimately buy votes.
The tory's got in (and backtracked on their ?40000 donation when the legality was questioned) but since they have most of those elected have not been seen in the area.
The only one who has is a local businessman and everything he does has a link to his business when reported.
It's all Cllr X who owns X Garden Centre, never Cllr X the Cllr for the ward.
Labour has many many faults but the noo-tory's have shown me nothing locally that makes me want to vote for them.
Cameron talks well but when he came up here last in his helicopter he wouldn't let it be photographed, only his car and look at 'Dave' being green was used.
Brown's 'Long-Term Vision'
Re: Brown's 'Long-Term Vision'
"If they had to borrow ?800 rather than ?1000 they have ?200 more worth of credit to buy their garlic bread with. LOL. Bear in mind that they were going to buy the telly anyway, as people do, whether you approve or not."
Wazzup, give it a rest with the Garlic bread will you, use some other analogy, like say, er,......frozen chips, yes! frozen chips. Ok. cunt.
Wazzup, give it a rest with the Garlic bread will you, use some other analogy, like say, er,......frozen chips, yes! frozen chips. Ok. cunt.
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Re: Brown's 'Long-Term Vision'
Pie and mash my arse, We OWN our own Tefal quickcup now matey, in fact two of them even Sam was torn sideways with envy as I described how I could now make a brew and crack one off at the same time...
Jimslip didn,t like the site, probably cos there was no fanny on it.
Jimslip didn,t like the site, probably cos there was no fanny on it.
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Re: Brown's 'Long-Term Vision'
Yes, of course I?m aware that there are no such things as postal Jags or Versace uniforms. I was just being hilariously sarcastic- my readers expect to be entertained, you know. But I was genuinely shocked when I discovered that Alan Johnson was not the proletarian he has allowed voters to think him to be. Postie or not, Sloaney grammar Schools in Chelsea are about as far away from working class culture and experience as you can get. But I don?t hold that against him or his comrades. It?s the utter hypocrisy, the ?don?t do as I do, do as I say?, it?s the sneering at working class views, aspirations and ambitions, it?s the putting of obstacles in the way of those who want to work hard and get ahead.
I didn?t suggest those in the cabinet never had jobs before joining the government. I was suggesting they had precious little experience of jobs in industry, business and commerce ? the engines of wealth creation in this country. If they have had jobs they have been ?luvie jobs? working in media or law. They have not been involved in making things or selling things. The things that untimely generate the money that pays for everything ? including their highly inflated ?luvie wages?. They have never ?gotten their hands dirty?. What I am saying is that I would have a lot more respect for them and their snotty ivory tower, socialist, anti business sneerings if they showed a little gratitude to those who do make and sell things and generate all the dough to pay for schools, hospitals and, not least, their highly inflated ?luvie wages?. But why am I making these same points for the third time in this thread?
Regarding the next election. Never mind the petty little machinations of local politics. Look at the bigger picture ?
Do you want the State talking ever more of your hard earned dough off you and your family?
Do you want the state funding an ever-increasing stream of benefit dependent third world immigrants who share little of our standards and cultural values?
Do you want the Sate cataloguing you, databasing and labelling you, so that in future you will be far more vulnerable to it?s dictats and will?
Do you want the State dictating your thoughts; morals, utterances or proscribing what is or is not ?appropriate? (including looking at naked women) on pain of incarceration?
Do you want a society constrained by an ever-tightening strait jack of rules, regulations and laws? A state where the snotty little bureaucrat jobsworth is in the ascendant?
Do you want a state where problem pupils are allowed to disrupt and ultimately ruin your child?s education in the interests of inclusiveness? Do you want a state where those who make the rules are allowed to exempt themselves and their children from the inner city sink schools that they have created?
Do you want a once highly respected army with a proud tradition being run down at the same time as it is being asked to do more and more on the international stage? Do you want to sit by while brave working class lads die and ivory tower socialists sit by and sneer at their profession and achievements? Do you want those who have laid their lives on the line or been injured to be forgotten and swept under the carpet, lest they offend the anti-militaristic sensibilities of posh middleclass socialists?
These are just a few of the issues David Cameron touched on during his acclaimed speech (even by his opponents) last Wednesday. These are the questions you should be asking yourself come the next election. Never mind Tory councillors advertising their local garden centre.
Officer Dibble
I didn?t suggest those in the cabinet never had jobs before joining the government. I was suggesting they had precious little experience of jobs in industry, business and commerce ? the engines of wealth creation in this country. If they have had jobs they have been ?luvie jobs? working in media or law. They have not been involved in making things or selling things. The things that untimely generate the money that pays for everything ? including their highly inflated ?luvie wages?. They have never ?gotten their hands dirty?. What I am saying is that I would have a lot more respect for them and their snotty ivory tower, socialist, anti business sneerings if they showed a little gratitude to those who do make and sell things and generate all the dough to pay for schools, hospitals and, not least, their highly inflated ?luvie wages?. But why am I making these same points for the third time in this thread?
Regarding the next election. Never mind the petty little machinations of local politics. Look at the bigger picture ?
Do you want the State talking ever more of your hard earned dough off you and your family?
Do you want the state funding an ever-increasing stream of benefit dependent third world immigrants who share little of our standards and cultural values?
Do you want the Sate cataloguing you, databasing and labelling you, so that in future you will be far more vulnerable to it?s dictats and will?
Do you want the State dictating your thoughts; morals, utterances or proscribing what is or is not ?appropriate? (including looking at naked women) on pain of incarceration?
Do you want a society constrained by an ever-tightening strait jack of rules, regulations and laws? A state where the snotty little bureaucrat jobsworth is in the ascendant?
Do you want a state where problem pupils are allowed to disrupt and ultimately ruin your child?s education in the interests of inclusiveness? Do you want a state where those who make the rules are allowed to exempt themselves and their children from the inner city sink schools that they have created?
Do you want a once highly respected army with a proud tradition being run down at the same time as it is being asked to do more and more on the international stage? Do you want to sit by while brave working class lads die and ivory tower socialists sit by and sneer at their profession and achievements? Do you want those who have laid their lives on the line or been injured to be forgotten and swept under the carpet, lest they offend the anti-militaristic sensibilities of posh middleclass socialists?
These are just a few of the issues David Cameron touched on during his acclaimed speech (even by his opponents) last Wednesday. These are the questions you should be asking yourself come the next election. Never mind Tory councillors advertising their local garden centre.
Officer Dibble
Re: Brown's 'Long-Term Vision'
"Lizzie, some muppet earlier was moaning that despite electrical goods, clothing and energy prices tumbling his garlic bread was 14p extra! So, don't blame me for highlighting and ridiculing the arse."
Oh very nice I'm sure. Listen, you are the muppet, not me, and you also seem to have a strange obsession with garlic bread.
I gave you a literally bread and butter demonstration that in the real world, prices of basic foods have risen by 15 to 20%. I can't eat fucking plasma screen TV's, but I would be delighted to let you stick one up your arse.
Oh very nice I'm sure. Listen, you are the muppet, not me, and you also seem to have a strange obsession with garlic bread.
I gave you a literally bread and butter demonstration that in the real world, prices of basic foods have risen by 15 to 20%. I can't eat fucking plasma screen TV's, but I would be delighted to let you stick one up your arse.
Re: Brown's 'Long-Term Vision'
Thanks for a long reply sadly I haven't got much time to return the favour.
I did notice that you didn't reply to the points about the tory bribe / buying votes to get in then back tracking on promises or Dave's be green (or at least hide the fact if your not) helicopter rides.
I'd question the point about local political issues not being important they are because it shows what you get if / when they get in.
The only other point I would like to pick up on at the mo is the death's of soldiers and the suggestion that only working class lads can be brave.
Sorry but that is very very silly.
I did notice that you didn't reply to the points about the tory bribe / buying votes to get in then back tracking on promises or Dave's be green (or at least hide the fact if your not) helicopter rides.
I'd question the point about local political issues not being important they are because it shows what you get if / when they get in.
The only other point I would like to pick up on at the mo is the death's of soldiers and the suggestion that only working class lads can be brave.
Sorry but that is very very silly.