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  • @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell
  • Excellent cartoon by Marf.
  • Very funny Marf..
  • Brilliant marf I saw this earlier on twitter and retweeted
  • JEOJEO Posts: 3,656
    SeanT said:

    fpt for isam


    There was a case recently of two men convicted of rape and grooming - forget where but it had the same pattern: ethnicity, troubled white girls, late night takeaways, etc

    What shocked me was the date of the crimes. 2014. AFTER Rotherham was all over the news.

    It is still happening.

    And btw that horrible white gang should have got life sentences. Clearly.

    Now, work.

    It was only on this website that I found out about the scale of grooming gangs of this demographic. There are dozens of them! From watching the main news channels, you'd only hear about Rotherham.

    What I find most scary about them is that the girls involved were often raped by 50 or 60 men, yet only five or six get charged. It's alarming.
  • @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell

    In the words of Husdon from Aliens

    'Game over man, Game over'

    That surely means Corbyn home and dry.
  • DisraeliDisraeli Posts: 1,106
    One of Marf's best IMHO. :smiley:
  • FPT..Maybe we should delay the brick banging until the very end of their sentences..something for them to look forward to..nothing is too good for the baby rapers..they would be the only prisoners ever to plead for longer sentences
  • TheScreamingEaglesTheScreamingEagles Posts: 119,986
    edited September 2015

    @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell

    In the words of Husdon from Aliens

    'Game over man, Game over'

    That surely means Corbyn home and dry.
    I called it earlier. Corbyn wins this on the first round.
  • DanSmithDanSmith Posts: 1,215

    @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell

    In the words of Husdon from Aliens

    'Game over man, Game over'

    That surely means Corbyn home and dry.
    The question that should be asked now is how big his victory is.
  • GIN1138GIN1138 Posts: 22,389
    edited September 2015

    @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell

    In the words of Husdon from Aliens

    'Game over man, Game over'

    That surely means Corbyn home and dry.
    You almost have to pinch yourself to believe this is really happening...
  • Yup Betfair is having some technical difficulties
  • isamisam Posts: 41,118

    Yup Betfair is having some technical difficulties

    Is it?

    I have bet on every ball of the ODI no problem
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    As Tom Harris said "playing politics on Easy"
    GIN1138 said:

    @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell

    In the words of Husdon from Aliens

    'Game over man, Game over'

    That surely means Corbyn home and dry.
    You almost have to pinch yourself to believe this is really happening...
  • TOPPINGTOPPING Posts: 43,049

    @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell

    In the words of Husdon from Aliens

    'Game over man, Game over'

    That surely means Corbyn home and dry.
    I called it earlier. Corbyn wins this on the first round.
    Will you please give those of us who find this surreal to take time to digest that the Labour Party is actually destroying itself courtesy of the incomers and a wilful blindness to reality.

    Not so much of your "yes well I called this ages ago..." please.
  • AnorakAnorak Posts: 6,621
    Chinese military subterfuge reaches new heights (or depths...)

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CNmVQAKWIAAimlh.jpg
  • isam said:

    Yup Betfair is having some technical difficulties

    Is it?

    I have bet on every ball of the ODI no problem
    For some users.

    https://twitter.com/BetfairHelpdesk/status/642333194327621632
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    Low cunning there.
    Anorak said:

    Chinese military subterfuge reaches new heights (or depths...)

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CNmVQAKWIAAimlh.jpg

  • TheScreamingEaglesTheScreamingEagles Posts: 119,986
    edited September 2015
    TOPPING said:

    @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell

    In the words of Husdon from Aliens

    'Game over man, Game over'

    That surely means Corbyn home and dry.
    I called it earlier. Corbyn wins this on the first round.
    Will you please give those of us who find this surreal to take time to digest that the Labour Party is actually destroying itself courtesy of the incomers and a wilful blindness to reality.

    Not so much of your "yes well I called this ages ago..." please.
    I've written a thread headlined

    "Betting in an ever more bat shit crazy world"

    Probably getting published either Saturday or Sunday
  • SeanT said:

    fpt for isam


    There was a case recently of two men convicted of rape and grooming - forget where but it had the same pattern: ethnicity, troubled white girls, late night takeaways, etc

    What shocked me was the date of the crimes. 2014. AFTER Rotherham was all over the news.

    It is still happening.

    And btw that horrible white gang should have got life sentences. Clearly.

    Now, work.

    From another perspective, there is a crumb of hope in that: instead of the crimes taking a decade or more to be discovered, yet alone taken to trial, they're being detected and convicted much quicker. Not only does that get some scum off the streets, but it sends a much stronger message to others who might commit these hideous crimes.

    There will always be people who want to perform such acts. As iSam said on the previous thread, such crimes are compounded when authorities either allegedly (and I'm being very kind in saying that) turn a blind eye, as at Rotherham and elsewhere, or utterly muck up, as in the Myles Brasbury case.

    Crimes in 2014, conviction in 2015 is better than crimes in 1997, conviction never.
  • isamisam Posts: 41,118

    isam said:

    Yup Betfair is having some technical difficulties

    Is it?

    I have bet on every ball of the ODI no problem
    For some users.

    https://twitter.com/BetfairHelpdesk/status/642333194327621632
    Ah maybe the API log in beats the glitch
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    Damn
    MPs vote against enshrining right to die in British law, blocking second reading of Assisted Dying Bill by 212 majority in historic Commons vote
  • BBC cock-up, or an amazing coincidence?

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-34218343
  • Most amusing Marf – glad to see you back and on form.
  • Another excellent cartoon Marf.
    When are the other results going to be announced?
    Conference organising committee etc.
  • AnorakAnorak Posts: 6,621
    edited September 2015
    Seems to be more about the stupidity of the general public and police, neither of which can distinguish a criminal from an actor pretending to be a criminal.
  • Anorak said:

    Chinese military subterfuge reaches new heights (or depths...)

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CNmVQAKWIAAimlh.jpg

    The xkcd book answers the question of what would happen to a submarine in space. Now, that really would be hiding it. Except people could find it easily ...
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    Oh that's just so WTF WTF WTF
  • AnorakAnorak Posts: 6,621
    edited September 2015

    Anorak said:

    Chinese military subterfuge reaches new heights (or depths...)

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CNmVQAKWIAAimlh.jpg

    The xkcd book answers the question of what would happen to a submarine in space. Now, that really would be hiding it. Except people could find it easily ...
    Are you sure? To quote the much-missed Douglas Adams:

    Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.
  • Luke Akehurst ‏@lukeakehurst 3 mins3 minutes ago

    Turnout by section in London: Members 81%, Registered Supporters 92%, Affiliated Supporters 45%.

    V high turnout for the registered supporters (which you would expect).
  • Anorak said:

    Anorak said:

    Chinese military subterfuge reaches new heights (or depths...)

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CNmVQAKWIAAimlh.jpg

    The xkcd book answers the question of what would happen to a submarine in space. Now, that really would be hiding it. Except people could find it easily ...
    Are you sure? To quote the much-missed Douglas Adams:

    Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.
    Well, if the Chinese manage to get the submarine out of low-earth orbit ...

    In low-Earth orbit, even amateurs can track secret craft:
    http://www.universetoday.com/65338/amateur-astronomer-images-x37-b-space-plane-in-orbit/
  • NickPalmerNickPalmer Posts: 21,572

    isam said:

    Yup Betfair is having some technical difficulties

    Is it?

    I have bet on every ball of the ODI no problem
    For some users.

    https://twitter.com/BetfairHelpdesk/status/642333194327621632
    Perhaps they are setting up a panel to assess whether any of the punters have previously bet with other firms?
  • GIN1138 said:

    @AndyComRes: Incredible breakdown of votes in Labour Mayoral. Among the £3 Registered Supporters, Diane Abbott beat Tessa Jowell

    In the words of Husdon from Aliens

    'Game over man, Game over'

    That surely means Corbyn home and dry.
    You almost have to pinch yourself to believe this is really happening...
    I remember one comment Mike made early on in the campaign, possibly after the first poll, when he said "it was a very difficult race to call", which was clearly wrong. It wasn't a difficult race to call at all: it was a difficult conclusion to comprehend.

    Oh, and on topic - Matt-esque.
  • John_MJohn_M Posts: 7,503
    Plato said:

    Low cunning there.

    Anorak said:

    Chinese military subterfuge reaches new heights (or depths...)

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CNmVQAKWIAAimlh.jpg

    US propaganda at its worst. How can the deep blue sea possibly hide a yellow submarine ;) ?
  • DavidLDavidL Posts: 54,040
    I seem to remember making this joke earlier.

    Good cartoon though.
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    edited September 2015
    http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/elections/2015/09/its-not-jeremy-corbyn-thats-going-kill-labour
    But raw numbers tell a different story. 10 per cent turnout among affliated trade unionists who were automatically enrolled meant close to 200,000 votes. In the last mayoral selection, close to 24,000 affliate members voted. This time, it was just 9,875. Why does that matter?

    Well, among other things, it suggests that if, as looks likely, the Conservatives pass the Trade Union Bill, we now have a clear idea just how many trade unionists will opt-in to paying into Labour's political funds: not very many at all.
  • saddenedsaddened Posts: 2,245
    I can't decide whether to laugh or cry.

    Laugh at the stupidity of Labour, and they are stupid.

    Or cry because there isn't likely to be any effective opposition, for some time to come.


    Labour, the truly, deeply, stupid party.
  • RobDRobD Posts: 60,046
    Plato said:
    Did MPs have a vote in London Mayoral candidates in the past? And was Khan the most supported?
  • TOPPINGTOPPING Posts: 43,049
    DavidL said:

    I seem to remember making this joke earlier.

    Good cartoon though.

    I don't know why you're sounding so smug, you're the guy that will come on board with Jezza once the party has had its famous internal debate..
  • PB Seems to have gone into shock over this Khan thing..just wait until tomorrow..
  • TOPPING said:

    DavidL said:

    I seem to remember making this joke earlier.

    Good cartoon though.

    I don't know why you're sounding so smug, you're the guy that will come on board with Jezza once the party has had its famous internal debate..
    :D
  • A quiet afternoon on PB.

    Is everyone in shock, or out buying popcorn for tomorrow’s second instalment of madness?
  • SSC I believe some stores are offering bulk deliveries..
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    I'm watching Kitchen Nightmares with dead mice and mould - and even that isn't matching the WTF of Labour.

    A quiet afternoon on PB.

    Is everyone in shock, or out buying popcorn for tomorrow’s second instalment of madness?

  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 52,979
    saddened said:

    I can't decide whether to laugh or cry.

    Laugh at the stupidity of Labour, and they are stupid.

    Or cry because there isn't likely to be any effective opposition, for some time to come.


    Labour, the truly, deeply, stupid party.

    Laugh. There'll be plenty more to cry about later.....
  • I would be astounded if any of the other contestants or any of the current Shadow front bench accept a front bench position..
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    What we do know is not to consume popcorn and beer - the cautionary tale by @Alanbrooke was most :open_mouth:

    SSC I believe some stores are offering bulk deliveries..

  • The highlight of next week will be watching the Labour benches at PMQs. I'm curious to see what Cameron's tactics are: does he go for the kill or toy with the nutjob for a while.

    If Corbyn does land a blow will Labour cheer him?

  • I remember when the BBC interviewed Tessa straight after Ed was elected leader. Her first words were "Naturally I'm disappointed". Good way to get behind the new leader - not.

    I am very pleased that she has failed to win the nomination.
  • As a shadow cabinet member do you get paid more than just being an MP?
  • isamisam Posts: 41,118
    Despite the voting system, I still think UKIP should withdraw from the mayoralty election. Normal people may not understand and we can't risk Khan making London the New Harare
  • taffystaffys Posts: 9,753
    edited September 2015
    and even that isn't matching the WTF of Labour.

    The stupefaction of the common or garden moderate labour MP can only be guessed at.

    Either toe the line of the Dear Leader or.....defect....?
  • RobDRobD Posts: 60,046

    As a shadow cabinet member do you get paid more than just being an MP?

    Only the leader, and maybe the whip?
  • bigjohnowlsbigjohnowls Posts: 22,736
    adrian mcmenamin ‏@adrianmcmenamin 36m36 minutes ago
    @lukeakehurst @hopisen @_IanMoss @DPJHodges Corbyn wins on 1st ballot with 53.8% share - just under 229,000 votes
  • I think Cameron will be his usual self .. ..congratulations then answer the questions put to him..Corbyn will not need any help.. nor should he get it ... but watch out for some barbed stuff from the back benches..maybe even some from the Labour side..
  • Good afternoon, everyone.

    Unorthodox theory: Labour has been paid a fortune to perform the most elaborate "What's the worst that could happen?" Dr. Pepper advert in history.
  • RobD said:

    As a shadow cabinet member do you get paid more than just being an MP?

    Only the leader, and maybe the whip?
    Thanks, so if you decline an invitation to join the shadow cabinet it doesn't cost money.

  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    The 5 Stages of Grief will be instructive. Most are still reeling from May 7th.

    It'll be political PTSD.
    taffys said:

    and even that isn't matching the WTF of Labour.

    The stupefaction of the common or garden moderate labour MP can only be guessed at.

    Either toe the line of the Dear Leader or.....defect....?

  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 52,979
    edited September 2015
    Let's say Corbyn gets elected tomorrow - and turns into a media horror show, with the Labour polling heading to low twenties. Corbyn is a dead man walking.

    How much of that rubs off onto Khan? He will have been elected during the same clusterfuck brain fart....
  • I remember when the BBC interviewed Tessa straight after Ed was elected leader. Her first words were "Naturally I'm disappointed". Good way to get behind the new leader - not.

    I am very pleased that she has failed to win the nomination.

    Her instinct was right though.
  • RobDRobD Posts: 60,046

    adrian mcmenamin ‏@adrianmcmenamin 36m36 minutes ago
    @lukeakehurst @hopisen @_IanMoss @DPJHodges Corbyn wins on 1st ballot with 53.8% share - just under 229,000 votes

    Prediction, or leaked results (wouldn't surprise me now!)
  • DanSmithDanSmith Posts: 1,215
    RobD said:

    adrian mcmenamin ‏@adrianmcmenamin 36m36 minutes ago
    @lukeakehurst @hopisen @_IanMoss @DPJHodges Corbyn wins on 1st ballot with 53.8% share - just under 229,000 votes

    Prediction, or leaked results (wouldn't surprise me now!)
    Neither, he's just reweighted the YouGov poll.
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 52,979

    Good afternoon, everyone.

    Unorthodox theory: Labour has been paid a fortune to perform the most elaborate "What's the worst that could happen?" Dr. Pepper advert in history.

    It will have to be a redux: they already took Dr Pepper's shilling when they elected Ed Miliband....
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 52,979

    adrian mcmenamin ‏@adrianmcmenamin 36m36 minutes ago
    @lukeakehurst @hopisen @_IanMoss @DPJHodges Corbyn wins on 1st ballot with 53.8% share - just under 229,000 votes

    Huh? That's a very specific prediction - or else....
  • RodCrosbyRodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    Corbyn dressed ready for the Cenotaph?
    https://twitter.com/JamieRoss7/status/642284041585209344
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    It's his Back 2 Skool look.
    RodCrosby said:

    Corbyn dressed ready for the Cenotaph?
    https://twitter.com/JamieRoss7/status/642284041585209344

  • TGOHFTGOHF Posts: 21,633

    I remember when the BBC interviewed Tessa straight after Ed was elected leader. Her first words were "Naturally I'm disappointed".

    She sounds like a far better judge of character than the chap who won the nomination.
  • taffystaffys Posts: 9,753
    edited September 2015
    It'll be political PTSD.

    True. Thing is, after years of robotically mouthing the labour platitudes, scores of labour MPs are going to have to actually make a decision.

    Delicious.
  • TGOHFTGOHF Posts: 21,633

    Let's say Corbyn gets elected tomorrow - and turns into a media horror show, with the Labour polling heading to low twenties. Corbyn is a dead man walking.

    How much of that rubs off onto Khan? He will have been elected during the same clusterfuck brain fart....

    Cons might be pleased if Jezza lasts at least until next summer.

  • Anorak said:

    Chinese military subterfuge reaches new heights (or depths...)

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CNmVQAKWIAAimlh.jpg

    Hide in plain unsight
  • TGOHFTGOHF Posts: 21,633
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11858320/David-Cameron-Jeremy-Corbyn-is-unfit-to-lead-the-Labour-Party.html

    "David Cameron: Jeremy Corbyn is unfit to lead the Labour Party

    Prime Minister attacks left-wing candidate's criticism of Syrian drone strike and says: 'If you can’t make those decisions, you shouldn’t do the job.'"
  • Mr. Taffys, perhaps.

    Perhaps they'll convince themselves to wait for the polls to decline. During which time Corbyn appoints comrades to important posts and cements control.

    Then mid-term blues show up, and they're loyal, because that's how Labour backbenchers roll.

    And then it's too late to change.

    Lib Dems and UKIP have, potentially, a great opportunity.
  • Scott_PScott_P Posts: 51,453
    @hopisen: Random fact as Labour prob standing against Tory Etonian for Mayor. Since 1906, think Lab leader/Mayor faced an OE Tory 7 times, winning 1.
  • adrian mcmenamin ‏@adrianmcmenamin 36m36 minutes ago
    @lukeakehurst @hopisen @_IanMoss @DPJHodges Corbyn wins on 1st ballot with 53.8% share - just under 229,000 votes

    Huh? That's a very specific prediction - or else....
    Hmm, - after all the other cock-ups throughout the LL contest, failing to keep the final result secret should not surprise anyone.
  • surbitonsurbiton Posts: 13,549
    isam said:

    Despite the voting system, I still think UKIP should withdraw from the mayoralty election. Normal people may not understand and we can't risk Khan making London the New Harare

    I can see why you are an ex-Labour Party member !
  • TGOHFTGOHF Posts: 21,633
    Policy question - both ZG an SK are now against Heathrow - are either in favour of Boris Island ?
  • MikeKMikeK Posts: 9,053
    Good one for a change Marf, however they voted it down. Sob!
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 52,979

    adrian mcmenamin ‏@adrianmcmenamin 36m36 minutes ago
    @lukeakehurst @hopisen @_IanMoss @DPJHodges Corbyn wins on 1st ballot with 53.8% share - just under 229,000 votes

    Huh? That's a very specific prediction - or else....
    Hmm, - after all the other cock-ups throughout the LL contest, failing to keep the final result secret should not surprise anyone.
    I was thinking that very thought... "There's only one cock-up left to perform in this election....leak out the result early."

    Mwahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
  • taffystaffys Posts: 9,753
    ''And then it's too late to change''.

    Blairites going in to bat for Corbyn craziness on telly?

    Its just too wonderful to contemplate
  • Plato said:

    It's his Back 2 Skool look.

    RodCrosby said:

    Corbyn dressed ready for the Cenotaph?
    https://twitter.com/JamieRoss7/status/642284041585209344

    This will be the photo going on every labour candidates election literature, won't it?
  • Still not certain Corbyn will win.

    It feels very likely, but we can't be certain just yet.
  • kle4kle4 Posts: 96,591
    Sometimes life is the perfect cartoon, no doubt.

    I still cannot believe it could be that bad, and won't until I see it happen.
  • TGOHFTGOHF Posts: 21,633
    betfair

    JC 1.06
    YC 18
    AB 46
    LK 1000

  • MikeKMikeK Posts: 9,053
    isam said:

    Despite the voting system, I still think UKIP should withdraw from the mayoralty election. Normal people may not understand and we can't risk Khan making London the New Harare

    That won't happen Sam, UKIP must put in an appearance, although I will be voting for Zac myself; unless that is, UKIP comes up with a potential winner. Though I don't see it happening.
  • isamisam Posts: 41,118
    edited September 2015
    surbiton said:

    isam said:

    Despite the voting system, I still think UKIP should withdraw from the mayoralty election. Normal people may not understand and we can't risk Khan making London the New Harare

    I can see why you are an ex-Labour Party member !
    Ha! Well I was never a member of the party, I just come from a working class family that have voted Labour for generations that now see the Labour candidate for London wanting to put our children to the back of the queue because we are white
  • watford30watford30 Posts: 3,474
    edited September 2015
    saddened said:
    Look at that ugly, angry face.

    Nasty man who won't cope with the pressure. At some point he'll lose his temper publicly and in a spectacular way.
  • TGOHF said:

    Policy question - both ZG an SK are now against Heathrow - are either in favour of Boris Island ?

    No.

    ZG is in favour of Zac Island.

    And SK is in favour of Khan Island.

  • Plato said:

    It's his Back 2 Skool look.

    RodCrosby said:

    Corbyn dressed ready for the Cenotaph?
    https://twitter.com/JamieRoss7/status/642284041585209344

    He looks too oddly like my father in law... *shudder*
  • AlanbrookeAlanbrooke Posts: 25,516
    Poor Neil Kinnock

    to lose your party once may be regarded as a misfortune to lose it twice looks like carelessnes
  • dr_spyndr_spyn Posts: 11,300
    RIP Labour.
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 52,979
    edited September 2015
    watford30 said:

    saddened said:
    Look at that ugly, angry face.

    Nasty man.
    But he never wanted the post. He's like a coach-potato who has been told by the Job Centre that he has to at least TRY to look for employment, so as a fuck-you, sends off his CV to a job for a brain surgeon. And because the other candidates are even more shite, gets a job as a brain surgeon.

    That would make your average coach-potato quite angry.
  • Woof - this is probably horrendously politically incorrect but that is a stunning picture !!!
  • PlatoPlato Posts: 15,724
    The endless circus of rallies with him heading the billing is about to end, I don't think he has a clue what LotO really means.
    watford30 said:

    saddened said:
    Look at that ugly, angry face.

    Nasty man.
  • isamisam Posts: 41,118
    edited September 2015
    MikeK said:

    isam said:

    Despite the voting system, I still think UKIP should withdraw from the mayoralty election. Normal people may not understand and we can't risk Khan making London the New Harare

    That won't happen Sam, UKIP must put in an appearance, although I will be voting for Zac myself; unless that is, UKIP comes up with a potential winner. Though I don't see it happening.
    Its like the GE all over again, only worse. We cant let UKIP votes give Khan the keys to the Town Hall

    #backZac
  • MikeKMikeK Posts: 9,053
    watford30 said:

    saddened said:
    Look at that ugly, angry face.

    Nasty man.
    Surely Jezza didn't hit Crick on the head with pamphlet? ;)
  • MikeK said:

    isam said:

    Despite the voting system, I still think UKIP should withdraw from the mayoralty election. Normal people may not understand and we can't risk Khan making London the New Harare

    That won't happen Sam, UKIP must put in an appearance, although I will be voting for Zac myself; unless that is, UKIP comes up with a potential winner. Though I don't see it happening.
    Why not vote UKIP 1 / Con 2?
  • John_MJohn_M Posts: 7,503

    Good afternoon, everyone.

    Unorthodox theory: Labour has been paid a fortune to perform the most elaborate "What's the worst that could happen?" Dr. Pepper advert in history.

    It will have to be a redux: they already took Dr Pepper's shilling when they elected Ed Miliband....
    For us oldies, I keep picturing the moment Dear Leader Corbyn is elected...air on a G string plays in the background..Tony Blair lights up a Hamlet...and smiles.
  • watford30watford30 Posts: 3,474
    edited September 2015
    Plato said:

    The endless circus of rallies with him heading the billing is about to end, I don't think he has a clue what LotO really means.

    watford30 said:

    saddened said:
    Look at that ugly, angry face.

    Nasty man.
    Indeed. The adoring crowds will soon make way for those more hostile and critical. Then he'll crack.
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