RugbyRebels

I know not all Torys are nasty. I was serious about it raising a lot of questions. You've made my point rather well.

kk67 wrote:I know not all Torys are nasty. I was serious about it raising a lot of questions. You've made my point rather well.

That you're a self-righteous idiot

Mellsblue wrote:

kk67 wrote:I know not all Torys are nasty. I was serious about it raising a lot of questions. You've made my point rather well.

That you're a self-righteous idiot

If you like, Doris. I've removed the offending rhyme.

Sandydragon wrote:

Zhivago wrote:

Sandydragon wrote:
In the current circumstances, I bet most labour MPs are dreading what words will come out of Dear Leaders mouth next.

I don't think so. Labour are at the same level Labour were in 2005.Higher than ed

Really? After a few days of Coryn and Abbots IRA links under the spotlight, do you think that his perceived support for terrorist groups in the past isn't going to dominate the next set of interviews?

You mean like the Sun's headline the morning after the bombing in Manchester? People have heard it all before. They have more pressing issues like not having their grave robbed by the Tories.

Watching QT. The total absence of any discussion of English foreign policy in reference to radicalisation was shocking.
But now it's kicking off.

Lead cut to 5 pts

Amber Rudd making hay while the sun shines on a 'security footing'. Still no sign of Boris or Jeremy.

Michael Fallen tries make hay. Doesn't do so well...

Somebody boo this man.

Straddling the divide, though at least those shoes aren't black as it might appear in the first photo

There's rumour going around that Dianne Abbott has been to the hairdresser and re-emerged as a UKIP supporter.

Are we to read, from Ms Abbott's remarks that the wearing of an Afro was indicative of support for the IRA? I knew that cunt Kevin Keegan was a bad shyte.

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:Are we to read, from Ms Abbott's remarks that the wearing of an Afro was indicative of support for the IRA? I knew that cunt Kevin Keegan was a bad shyte.

Mick Hucknall, as a ginger afro wearer, was followed Special Branch for years, until the bill for therapy outstripped the Home Office budget.

You could do an entire standup routine just about Diane Abbott...

She should be nowhere near the front bench, tbh. Just put her out to graze. When someone makes Michael Portillo look like the more human politician, you know there's a problem

Stones of granite wrote:

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:Are we to read, from Ms Abbott's remarks that the wearing of an Afro was indicative of support for the IRA? I knew that cunt Kevin Keegan was a bad shyte.

Mick Hucknall, as a ginger afro wearer, was followed Special Branch for years, until the bill for therapy outstripped the Home Office budget.

The fact he duped Melanie Sykes in to going out with him is reason enough to have him followed. He clearly has some sort of evil superpower. Poor woman.

Stom wrote:You could do an entire standup routine just about Diane Abbott...

She should be nowhere near the front bench, tbh. Just put her out to graze. When someone makes Michael Portillo look like the more human politician, you know there's a problem

Come back spitting image all is forgiven.

Quiet here... I wonder why...

Zhivago wrote:Quiet here... I wonder why...

So now you believe the polls are accurate? Is that the poll which gives the Tories a 3 point lead or a 12 point one?

Heaven help us if this election does end in a hung parliament, although I'd still bet that it won't.

Sandydragon wrote:

Zhivago wrote:Quiet here... I wonder why...

So now you believe the polls are accurate? Is that the poll which gives the Tories a 3 point lead or a 12 point one?

Heaven help us if this election does end in a hung parliament, although I'd still bet that it won't.

Bet then. Winner chooses avatar of loser.

Labour are definitely climbing, mainly because I think people are getting direct, unframed facetime of Corbyn, probably for the first extended period of time. However, I suspect the closeness of recent polls overstate it - being conservative is still "not cool" when asked - and on election day the Conservatives will still win comfortably.

Comfortably, is subjective though. It will make May look weak if she doesn't significantly increase Tory seats.

Zhivago wrote:

Sandydragon wrote:

Zhivago wrote:Quiet here... I wonder why...

So now you believe the polls are accurate? Is that the poll which gives the Tories a 3 point lead or a 12 point one?

Heaven help us if this election does end in a hung parliament, although I'd still bet that it won't.

Bet then. Winner chooses avatar of loser.

What's the bet? Who gets the most seats? Or which one is PM post election?

jared_7 wrote:Labour are definitely climbing, mainly because I think people are getting direct, unframed facetime of Corbyn, probably for the first extended period of time. However, I suspect the closeness of recent polls overstate it - being conservative is still "not cool" when asked - and on election day the Conservatives will still win comfortably.

Comfortably, is subjective though. It will make May look weak if she doesn't significantly increase Tory seats.

If there is a modest increase in Tory seats, or a loss, then she is toast. Her campaign has been awful.

Labour are doing very well with younger voters by promising lots of stuff they care about. Will those younger voters turn out? If this the youths Brexit opportunity?

Sandydragon wrote:

Zhivago wrote:

Sandydragon wrote: So now you believe the polls are accurate? Is that the poll which gives the Tories a 3 point lead or a 12 point one?

Heaven help us if this election does end in a hung parliament, although I'd still bet that it won't.

Bet then. Winner chooses avatar of loser.

What's the bet? Who gets the most seats? Or which one is PM post election?

Bet is whether there is a hung parliament. I'd go for the PM bet but Theresa May might try to cling on in the event of a minority.

Zhivago wrote:

Sandydragon wrote:

Zhivago wrote:
Bet then. Winner chooses avatar of loser.

What's the bet? Who gets the most seats? Or which one is PM post election?

Bet is whether there is a hung parliament. I'd go for the PM bet but Theresa May might try to cling on in the event of a minority.

Hung parliament could still mean a Conservative led coalition, if only a couple of seats out the Ulster Unionists will prop her up.

OK, if the Conservatives have a majority government after the election, which could be just 1 seat, then I win. If not you win. Loser gets to display the avatar of the winner's choice for 1 month (but it has to be safe for work).

Agreed?