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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 Apr 17 10.19pm
Originally posted by elgrande Really advocating murder,what a truly lovely person you are.....FFS. come on. have you no sense of humour, are you not fed up with this strong and stable bulls***?
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Shizzlehurst 27 Apr 17 10.19pm

Originally posted by elgrande

Really advocating murder,what a truly lovely person you are.....FFS.

come on. have you no sense of humour, are you not fed up with this strong and stable bulls***?

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steeleye20 Croydon 27 Apr 17 10.41pm
Originally posted by legaleagle I'll pay more if you would go to some non-UK WASP types -only way behind the times enclave, say Sark Edited by legaleagle (27 Apr 2017 9.02pm) I'll put that fiver in the post legal
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Croydon 27 Apr 17 10.41pm

Originally posted by legaleagle

I'll pay more if you would go to some non-UK WASP types -only way behind the times enclave, say Sark

Edited by legaleagle (27 Apr 2017 9.02pm)

I'll put that fiver in the post legal

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Nest 27 Apr 17 10.48pm
Originally posted by nickgusset come on. have you no sense of humour, are you not fed up with this strong and stable bulls***? [Tweet Link]
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27 Apr 17 10.48pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

come on. have you no sense of humour, are you not fed up with this strong and stable bulls***?

[Tweet Link]

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davenotamonkey 27 Apr 17 11.38pm
Originally posted by nickgusset If only... Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?". You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach. If it's repeated throughout the campaign, it gains traction. There is a fraction that will never vote Tory, but they don't care about your vote - you're too far gone. It's the undecideds and the waverers. This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it: [Link]
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27 Apr 17 11.38pm

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Originally posted by nickgusset

If only...

Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?".

You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach.

If it's repeated throughout the campaign, it gains traction. There is a fraction that will never vote Tory, but they don't care about your vote - you're too far gone. It's the undecideds and the waverers.

This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it:

[Link]

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 Apr 17 11.45pm
Originally posted by davenotamonkey Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?". You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach. If it's repeated throughout the campaign, it gains traction. There is a fraction that will never vote Tory, but they don't care about your vote - you're too far gone. It's the undecideds and the waverers. This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it: [Link] hmm the key words are 'sources have told The Telegraph. ' Who? I smell b/s
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 27 Apr 17 11.45pm

Originally posted by davenotamonkey

Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?".

You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach.

This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it:

[Link]

hmm the key words are 'sources have told The Telegraph. '

Who? I smell b/s

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 Apr 17 11.52pm
Originally posted by elgrande Really advocating murder,what a truly lovely person you are.....FFS. Just for you [Link]
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Shizzlehurst 27 Apr 17 11.52pm

Originally posted by elgrande

Really advocating murder,what a truly lovely person you are.....FFS.

Just for you

[Link]

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Nest 28 Apr 17 12.00am
Originally posted by davenotamonkey Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?". You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach. If it's repeated throughout the campaign, it gains traction. There is a fraction that will never vote Tory, but they don't care about your vote - you're too far gone. It's the undecideds and the waverers. This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it: [Link] If true, not a great idea but loads of ideas get thrown around Agreed if repeated it gets into some peoples heads like adverts but this has been said before and been done before in previous campaigns with great success and most importantly it makes it possible to avoid talking about policies
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28 Apr 17 12.00am

Originally posted by davenotamonkey
Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?".
You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach.
If it's repeated throughout the campaign, it gains traction. There is a fraction that will never vote Tory, but they don't care about your vote - you're too far gone. It's the undecideds and the waverers.
This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it:
[Link]

If true, not a great idea but loads of ideas get thrown around
Agreed if repeated it gets into some peoples heads like adverts but this has been said before and been done before in previous campaigns with great success and most importantly it makes it possible to avoid talking about policies

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davenotamonkey 28 Apr 17 12.28am
Originally posted by nickgusset hmm the key words are 'sources have told The Telegraph. ' Who? I smell b/s Seumas "I'm not sure this is a good idea" Milne
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davenotamonkey

28 Apr 17 12.28am

Originally posted by nickgusset

hmm the key words are 'sources have told The Telegraph. '

Who? I smell b/s

Seumas "I'm not sure this is a good idea" Milne

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 28 Apr 17 9.44am
[Link] Theresa May ejected from McDonald’s after repeated ‘strong, stable leadership’ responses jam drive-thru
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Theresa May ejected from McDonald’s after repeated ‘strong, stable leadership’ responses jam drive-thru

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jamiemartin721 Reading 28 Apr 17 10.43am
Originally posted by davenotamonkey Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?". You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach. If it's repeated throughout the campaign, it gains traction. There is a fraction that will never vote Tory, but they don't care about your vote - you're too far gone. It's the undecideds and the waverers. This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it: [Link] Hollow orators and rhetoric spouting cts were the problem for Athenian democracy, and they're still the problem today. Problem of democracy in a nutshell, you vote for the best policies, but everyone else if voting to fk you with switchblades. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 28 Apr 17 10.43am

Originally posted by davenotamonkey

Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?".

You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach.

This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it:

[Link]

Hollow orators and rhetoric spouting c**ts were the problem for Athenian democracy, and they're still the problem today.

Problem of democracy in a nutshell, you vote for the best policies, but everyone else if voting to f**k you with switchblades.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
[Link]

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CambridgeEagle Sydenham 28 Apr 17 10.45am
Originally posted by davenotamonkey Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?". You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach. If it's repeated throughout the campaign, it gains traction. There is a fraction that will never vote Tory, but they don't care about your vote - you're too far gone. It's the undecideds and the waverers. This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it: [Link] Look into my eyes, look into my eyes, not around the eyes, look into my eyes... You're under (the poverty line and there's nothing you can/we will do about it). It's a shame that vapid soundbites are more important than setting out policy.
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Originally posted by davenotamonkey

Here's the funny thing: it works. You're mocking it, but it works. People think: "hmm - if the Tories are saying they are string and stable, what does that make the alternative?".

You might deride it, but it works. There was no counter to "take back control". You can mock it, but that was exactly the correct approach.

If it's repeated throughout the campaign, it gains traction. There is a fraction that will never vote Tory, but they don't care about your vote - you're too far gone. It's the undecideds and the waverers.

This, on the other hand, would have been comedy. Such a shame they didn't use it:

[Link]

Look into my eyes, look into my eyes, not around the eyes, look into my eyes... You're under (the poverty line and there's nothing you can/we will do about it).

It's a shame that vapid soundbites are more important than setting out policy.

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Hrolf The Ganger 28 Apr 17 12.02pm
I can't wait for this election to be over so all the noisy minority London lefties can be put in their place once again and the Tories can get on with the business of government. The map will be almost entirely blue reflecting the dominance of Tory support across virtually the whole of England with only the parts of ethnic minority London and a few bits of the North who still 'hate Thatcher' staying red. Yawn.
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I can't wait for this election to be over so all the noisy minority London lefties can be put in their place once again and the Tories can get on with the business of government.
The map will be almost entirely blue reflecting the dominance of Tory support across virtually the whole of England with only the parts of ethnic minority London and a few bits of the North who still 'hate Thatcher' staying red.

Yawn.

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