Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Luckily, I can't see his ramblings. I am sure that he is upset that Osborne has done so well. I expect him to be in denial though. It may be part of his psychosis that he block out unpleasant facts. The medication usually helps.

LOL! LOL! This really warms the cockles of my heart.

Sounds so familiar to the words spoken by the chairman of a failing football club.

ED MILLIBAND IS ABSOLUTELY SAFE AS LEADER OF THE LABOUR PARTY!

REALLY? YEAH RIGHT!
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SENIOR figures in the Labour party have rallied to support leader Ed Miliband amid speculation that two members of the shadow cabinet are preparing a bid to take over from him.

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper was forced to dismiss as “nonsense” that she and shadow health secretary Andy Burnham are preparing to offer Labour members a joint ticket if Mr Miliband steps down.

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith added to Mr Miliband’s pressure by telling a thinktank that Labour “is dying”.

But with backbench MPs reportedly calling for Mr Miliband to step down, senior figures came out in support of him.

Shadow education secretary Tristram Hunt, who was rapidly promoted by Mr Miliband, said: “Ed Miliband is the right person to lead Labour and the right person to lead Britain. He has shown the ideas and the leadership to take Labour into government and to complete the historic task of Labour as a one-term opposition.

“We’re focused on the issues that matter to voters - on the cost of living crisis facing my constituents in Stoke-on-Trent, on the NHS, on reforming technical and vocational education to give every young person the opportunity to reach his or her potential.

“We’re a united party and that will remain as we expose the failures of David Cameron’s woeful record.”

Mr Burnham dismissed as “complete and pure fiction” a claim that he was involved in secret talks about what to do if Ed Miliband quits as Labour leader.

Mr Burnham insisted the party was united behind Mr Miliband as senior Labour figures rallied round the leader amid reports that backbench MPs want him removed from the job.

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Hays hurry up the quacks close at 6pm. Have you forgot ......its your dementia test.

Kevin Maguire ‏@Kevin_Maguire 55 seconds ago

Is that a Pinocchio nose lengthening on Osborne as he tries to spin his way out of the EU's £1.7bn?


LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL

i'm sure what you guys have been saying about this eu payment is absolutely right (for a change), and if so, it is gobsmacking that ANYONE could ever think that he could con ANYONE into believing that he'd achieved a 50% "discount"

i'll listen to the news this evening

Getting there :0)

Thats just it though cyners the BBC are making out hes an hero.

Thats why by 10pm tonight the real truth will be out.

Chris another one for you............

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwvdje6QKBs

Gone!!!

:0)

Chris boys again......

.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN6ZZiKWZYA

Chris sorry you have no use for these....

Consort tits up? you should know!

David Jones ‏@DavidJo52951945 3 minutes ago

Please RT- Britain has not halved the £1.7bn EU fee we are still paying it all. David Cameron is pulling a fast one

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Post 49675 - lol classic! Game, set and match.

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UKIP victory in Rochester could spell end for Tory Party
Labour Politics Panel member Tom Watson MP says Nigel Farage's nihilist force could see the Tories sink after a century and a half of electoral supremacy
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Bristol UKIP ‏@BristolUkip 11 minutes ago

UKIP victory in Rochester could spell end for Tory Party http://mirr.im/1xdbNMf

Expect to see the Conservatives ahead of Labour in the polls after Osborne's stirling work. That's apart from Miliband's misery.