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.

This has to be the biggest waste of time election ever.

As you say exec we are near enough in the same position as before with the one big exception being Scottish independence which is now off the table for the foreseeable future.

So sad that Corbyn the clown will now be around for longer than anyone imagined.

remove SF as they refuse to take their seats

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it's the next election that will be very scary

Yes. It is sad.

And we will have to witness JC a bit 'up himself' and 'lording it' across the floor of the house when he comes back.

I wager that when the dust settles we will still be lead by idiots(of any party)) who prefer going around in circles to walking the straight and honest line towards getting things right for the sake of the nation.

It's all rather ironic how our politicians, again of any party, seem to put self interest before national interest.

Oh, oh! Again!

Boris Johnson is now favorite to be the next Tory leader - and has already repeatedly refused to back Theresa May after her election nightmare.

The outspoken Foreign Secretary was asked if he believes Mrs May should be Prime Minister but would only say 'it's early days' after retaining his Uxbridge seat.

He also stayed silent when a reporter suggested that the Tory leader was 'fatally wounded' - and then appeared not to hear when another journalist asked him: 'Does your party need a new leader? Is it you?'

The knives are already out for the Tory leader after a dismal campaign, a series of policy blunders and a manifesto now branded the party's 'worst ever'.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4587604/Boris-Johnson-REFUSES-Theresa-PM.html#ixzz4jWwD6Qdb

IMHO, a 'Vote of no confidence in the PM' would not succeed if we do get a DUP/Tory alliance. If BJ were to try to bring one and it failed, then he would be 'out on his ear'.

Also, he has been seen to be a bit of a 'buffoon' during these last few months. If May were to go, I'm not sure we would want him to replace her.

TM is a bit 'wooden' but Boris can get himself into the most daft messes. So much so, that he has to be described as 'being a bit of a loose cannon'.

Just imagine BJ face to face with DT.

Q. Who is who?

A. Well, DT is the one with the weird blond hair.

Hi Chris I have not been anywhere, I just saw the headline of this thread and thought it was relevant as that's exactly what I seem to be doing where I do make a post or two.

But then that said, nothing different as I have been talking to myself for years at home only the dog seems to listen and then it's only at supper time.

But it's still a great life and popping in here may be a good exercise, we shall see!

BJ + JC and you'ld have a clown on each side

Hi David, great the more the merrier :0)

Manuel,

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You don't know what you are missing!

David10brook -

Wellcome.

Try to keep out of trouble.

Exec.

We have a clever devious buffoon as a president why not a stupid one as leader of the tory party.

Between them, they should be able to start a war and profit from it.

I suspect he does know what he's missing.

Where is Haystack with a report from the bunker?

Hi Fred and Chris.......trouble is a word I really don't like.

Solutions is by far a more agreeable word.

Hi David, Well short of garrotting Fred I'm sure we can come up with something :0)

Yes Max where is Hays ; since Treesa got elected he sort of slinked off , i wonder if he wasn't a fan and saw something . Although he can be bitterly one sided . iturama has been quiet like to know what he thinks too , though i suspect he may speechless .

I'm still amazed how someone who lost an election can ask a PM to resign , and form a minority government on it's own , and by the way Ruth Davidson is a Remainer and may want to squash Brexit .

David,

You are on the wrong thread.

;-)

I never thought I would say it.

I am warming to Ruth Davidson,

https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/b0f079e3f3ebe335c50dec2342d12f0f96000f21/0_0_4798_3284/master/4798.jpg?w=940&q=55&auto=format&usm=12&fit=max&s=dfdab985ba5a16ce1393155e88d1462a