Has "Camera-on" lost it? - Page 2

Charlie_Bubble · 25-03-2010, 17:32

Amazing, before I opened the thread, I said to myself, "I wonder who would write a thread like that?" I was right! <yawn>

Sirius · 25-03-2010, 17:51

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Originally Posted by Charlie_Bubble

Amazing, before I opened the thread, I said to myself, "I wonder who would write a thread like that?" I was right! <yawn>

Ditto.

On Cable forum we have

Those that enjoy a debate.

Those that belong to a crime syndicate of some kind

And then we have the questionnaire a group dedicated to Labour whilst attempting to shoot down the Tories with a torrent of Questions, Funny thing is it seems to only have one member at this time

Spectato · 25-03-2010, 18:29

Can we have another group for the politically disenfranchised, who believe that whichever of the two parties are 'democratically' elected in to have yet another go at $*!#ing everything up, will make very little difference to the man in the street?
(Perhaps a sub-group for those who think that anyone who even wants to be a politician should be immediately deported to Australia, without supper!)

Sirius · 25-03-2010, 18:31

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Originally Posted by Spectato

Can we have another group for the politically disenfranchised, who believe that whichever of the two parties are 'democratically' elected in to have yet another go at $*!#ing everything up, will make very little difference to the man in the street?
(Perhaps a sub-group for those who think that anyone who even wants to be a politician should be immediately deported to Australia, without supper!)

Certainly Sir

papa smurf · 25-03-2010, 18:36

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Originally Posted by Spectato

Can we have another group for the politically disenfranchised, who believe that whichever of the two parties are 'democratically' elected in to have yet another go at $*!#ing everything up, will make very little difference to the man in the street?
(Perhaps a sub-group for those who think that anyone who even wants to be a politician should be immediately deported to Australia, without supper!)

no supper

dilli-theclaw · 25-03-2010, 18:37

I can't wait 'till things hot up - perhaps THEN I'll see a good reaso to vote for any of them. As it stands all I see is that the 'big two' if you like are just as bad as each other. Still I will continue to consider it I guess.

papa smurf · 25-03-2010, 18:45

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Originally Posted by Flyboy

I thought he was supposed to be the master of ad-lib and could work without a script.

Cameron loses plot in interview

He constantly flusters his way through the interview and at one point begs to have the cameras switched off.

is that the extent of your political arsenal [a man flustered by cameras ]

Osem · 25-03-2010, 22:20

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

is that the extent of your political arsenal [a man flustered by cameras ]

Well it helps distract all those New Labour supporters from the endless tide of failures their party has got to its 'credit'....

papa smurf · 25-03-2010, 22:30

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Originally Posted by Osem

Well it helps distract all those New Labour supporters from the endless tide of failures their party has got to it's 'credit'....

but gordo saved the world from economic disaster

alferret · 26-03-2010, 05:57

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Originally Posted by Flyboy

I thought he was supposed to be the master of ad-lib and could work without a script.

Cameron loses plot in interview

He constantly flusters his way through the interview and at one point begs to have the cameras switched off.

My god your grasping at straws with the "constant flustering" & "begs". Another anti-Cameron\Tory post by Flyboy. I

before your greatness, oh glorious Tory basher NOT!

Angua · 26-03-2010, 08:16

He was probably too pleased with the news that his wife is expecting their fourth child in September. http://www.witneygazette.co.uk/news/...xpecting_baby/

**Damien** · 26-03-2010, 08:58

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Originally Posted by Sirius

Ditto.

And then we have the questionnaire a group dedicated to Labour whilst attempting to shoot down the Tories with a torrent of Questions, Funny thing is it seems to only have one member at this time

And the group devoted to the Tories

Then we have Lib Dem fans like myself

Well fan is too strong a word, grudging supporter for this election is better.

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There are a lot of positives for Labour is losing the election though. If they go now they are unlikely to be in opposition for over 10 years because the polls are quite tight and while people may not like them, they don't especially like the Tories either. That is not a good basis for the Tories to build a lasting, decade long, government.

TheDaddy · 26-03-2010, 09:14

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Originally Posted by Damien

And the group devoted to the Tories

Then we have Lib Dem fans like myself

Well fan is too strong a word, grudging supporter for this election is better.

Ah the Lib Dems the one party that has so far put forward a potential policy that would benefit everyone, still why bother about that when you can score points of each other on an internet forum and then go and vote for a party that'll give you nothing unless you're already a millionaire.

Angua · 26-03-2010, 09:44

Locally it doesn't matter how you vote you will end up with a Tory

(unless you voted for Shaun Woodward who then went to Labour)

At least I will have a few eccentrics to choose from next time.

danielf · 26-03-2010, 09:46

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Originally Posted by Angua

He was probably too pleased with the news that his wife is expecting their fourth child in September. http://www.witneygazette.co.uk/news/...xpecting_baby/

Yes, apparently she's moving towards Labour