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Re: The British PM is a total tool!
I'll bet you are the Mike2liverpool that Stacy was thanking...
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Re: The British PM is a total tool!
Mega -- my ear for the King's English is not too good. What was it that the esteemed Mr. Brown was saying would be zero percent?Last edited by ThePythonicCow; July 01, 2009, 04:00 PM.Most folks are good; a few aren't.Comment
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Re: The British PM is a total tool!
The row for the last few days has been that Gordon will RASE spending.............He now admits it will go up, by 0% !
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Re: The British PM is a total tool!
Well 0 is a nice round figure.Comment
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Re: The British PM is a total tool!
Im getting a little bored of all the MacBroon jokes Im hearing from my English colleagues at work.Originally posted by Mega View PostComment
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Re: The British PM is a total tool!
So Mega, when his comment on that video provoked raucous laughter, do you figure Gordon was embarrased, or that he was actually engaging in a bit of Brit humour and expecting a laugh?Originally posted by Mega View PostMost folks are good; a few aren't.Comment
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Re: The British PM is a total tool!
He is a tosser whom has lost the plot!
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Re: The British PM is a total tool!
Oh yes, and thanks for starting a thread about it for the thousandth time where your entire contribution was posting a link. I missed your other 999 threads on the same subject.Originally posted by Mega View PostComment
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