Re: Politics
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 20:27
Boris Johnson knocked a chocolate eclair out of my hands earlier.
I'm sure it was just an accident if it did happen. He was probably in Bexley Heath and Bromley today on his New Bus for London.jamesthegill wrote:Boris Johnson knocked a chocolate eclair out of my hands earlier.
He then ground it into the pavement with his shiny shoe, and guffawed at me.hopeful traveller wrote:I'm sure it was just an accident if it did happen. He was probably in Bexley Heath and Bromley today on his New Bus for London.jamesthegill wrote:Boris Johnson knocked a chocolate eclair out of my hands earlier.
Boris sympathiser. I reckon he did it on purpose, the Nazi.hopeful traveller wrote:I'm sure it was just an accident if it did happen. He was probably in Bexley Heath and Bromley today on his New Bus for London.jamesthegill wrote:Boris Johnson knocked a chocolate eclair out of my hands earlier.
It is called a joke.jamesthegill wrote:He then ground it into the pavement with his shiny shoe, and guffawed at me.hopeful traveller wrote:I'm sure it was just an accident if it did happen. He was probably in Bexley Heath and Bromley today on his New Bus for London.jamesthegill wrote:Boris Johnson knocked a chocolate eclair out of my hands earlier.
I don't like cream, so you can bugger off with that idea.The Raven wrote:Power to the people! Revolution against the decident, privileged eclair eaters of the world. I tell you that I will promise, if elected, I will place an eclair in every home!
I am sure that a mistake was made but he did not know the circumstances in which your éclair was delivered to you.jamesthegill wrote:A joke?!? You think it's a joke when your fresh cream-filled pastry, covered in lashings of chocolate, gets knocked out of your hand by a bumbling buffoon intent on taking credit for his predecessor's transport plans? The same pastry you'd been looking forward to since December 20th when the small, family owned bakery nearby closed for Christmas? Oh sure, it's probably not that rare an occurance for you in your ivory towers with your daily cake deliveries. We are the 99% who don't have eclairs for breakfast!
Ken Livingstone's lying has reached new extremes, as he has "promised" more policing, claiming that we have cut police, yet visible police patrols will reach 1,000,000 by May this year. This shows a typical Labour candidate - lying his way in. However, as he has stood before, the public has past experiences of Ken Livingstone.[He] has no explorative strategies, is losing the [...] argument, and overall [...] is weak.
Yet in 2011, at the end of his seventeenth attempt to break the Guinness World Record for Fastest Time to travel to all 270 London Underground Stations, he "tweeted" thatthe tube is in need of constant repair [...] needs upgrading.
I asked him for the figures for the Jubilee and Waterloo & City lines (the two lines whose upgrade has been officially completed) and I did not receive a reply. If he takes some more figures before the election then he will see that the Victoria line upgrade has been completed as well. Just think - when was the last signal failure on the Jubilee Line? You have to go back to mid-December, and before that, October.the tube is worse than in 2005 [...] I have the figures.
Total Journey time:greatkingrat wrote:You can find all the performance figures since 2003 at
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/corporate/modesof ... /1592.aspx
so you can see for yourself whether things are getting better or worse.
Actually it was partly because of the fact that I suggested the idea but mostly because I had won the debating competition for two consecutive yearsRoot wrote:As chairman of your school's debating society, what is required of you? I would have thought impartiality would be somewhere high on the list.
What point was greatkingrat making exactly, other than pointing out that if you were to actually do some research into your speech as opposed to letting other people do the work for you that you could come up with some facts and figures of your own?hopeful traveller wrote:greatkingrat wrote:You can find all the performance figures since 2003 at
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/corporate/modesof ... /1592.aspx
so you can see for yourself whether things are getting better or worse.
Consider your point backfired.