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UK General Elections 2010
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Dannichu
Tragically unbeyachted.
Oh, the flirting with Nick was painful. Almost as much as Cameron thanking everyone (at some length) who asked him a bloody question.
For anyone else up at half-two in the morning with nothing better to do: have an article by JKR that raises some excellent points.
For anyone else up at half-two in the morning with nothing better to do: have an article by JKR that raises some excellent points.
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That'll be me then. Good article, I'll never stop loving how clear-minded JKR is.
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Jolty
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you are now officially awesome in my book
(and I totally did that too lol)
and, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk5HvJmy_yg !!
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So glad this was posted ahaha ;_; ty jolty
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departuresong
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Rubber dinghy rapids, bro!
iknorite? most polls are saying that they've overtaken Labour, a few are even suggesting that they're doing better than the Conservatives.
let's just hope that this hype doesn't die down before the election~
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I honestly don't get the hype for the LibDems. The only reason they have a resurgence at the moment is because of their policy on cleaning up Westminster, in the bigger picture. Some of their other policies are atrocious: scrapping Trident would be horrendous for the country; the Schools' Premium would mean that rural, well-kept schools would get more money than those in London suburbs; and the £10,000 income tax allowance would give a bigger boost to one on £50,000 than one on £15,000.
goldenquagsire
Rubber dinghy rapids, bro!
Harlequin
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OH NO WHAT IF CHINA ATTACKS US
OH NO WHAT IF IRAN ATTACKS US
OH NO NOW PEOPLE WON'T BE SCARED OF US
also I vaguely remember someone saying something about 'scrapping it until we have the money to pay for a better one'
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OH NO WHAT IF NORTH KOREA ATTACKS US
OH NO WHAT IF WE LOSE OUR SECURITY COUNCIL SEAT
OH NO IT WOULD SPELL THE END OF A MAJOR ALLIANCE WITH THE US
OH NO IT WOULD MAKE BRITAIN JUST A SHITTY LITTLE ISLAND OFF THE WEST COAST OF FRANCE
Despite what you might personally think, most people would rather that Britain remained relatively prominent, instead of becoming insignificant.
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Most of the common arguments for nuclear weapons are muddled. Usually they imply that we can disarm, but only when we know the world will always be safe. Obviously we can never know that! Disarm either today or not at all, but don't talk about "waiting for the right time" or "waiting for threats to pass". There will always be threats.
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