Oh Hum its a funny old world

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by Mancie

It's been reported in most papers Dave.. I chose to post the mail because if I'd posted the guardian, I would have had that tory bloke on here saying it was all left wing rubbish!

But it's the propaganda oracle of the enemy classes ! If you carry on reading that folk will start to think .... DAH..DAH..DA ! You're a closet TORY !

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Mancie

It's been reported in most papers Dave.. I chose to post the mail because if I'd posted the guardian, I would have had that tory bloke on here saying it was all left wing rubbish!

You know that Tory bloke too well Mancie

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

But it's the propaganda oracle of the enemy classes ! If you carry on reading that folk will start to think .... DAH..DAH..DA ! You're a closet TORY !

Well Dave me can be a closet Dave but never a Tory

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Well Dave me can be a closet Dave but never a Tory

Eh ? Pass ! Next question please.

[Mancie]

Just one of Jaysay's "out here" posts

[DaveinGermany]

An old thread I know, but after reading this particular little gem today. Do I really need to say anything here ?

London 2012 Olympics: torch relay police officers 'to get counselling' - Telegraph

[mobertol]

That just about takes the biscuit - am going home myself tomorrow after 3 weeks away. Will suggest counselling for the family as they get used to my being back, my presence might upset any new equilibrium!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

An old thread I know, but after reading this particular little gem today. Do I really need to say anything here ?

London 2012 Olympics: torch relay police officers 'to get counselling' - Telegraph

No think the headline says it all DIG

[AccyChris]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Security firms paid £23m to guard police stations | Mail Online
This is when the old statement "you couldn't make it up" comes into play,
doesn't say much for law and order if they can't even look after their own establishment

thought some1 like yourself would welcome more men in costumes or is that grinda?

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by AccyChris

thought some1 like yourself would welcome more men in costumes or is that grinda?

Crawl back under your stone

[AccyChris]

As the title says it's a funny old world

[DaveinGermany]

Regularly it's with new amazement that I find out my idea of the pressing problems that face the Country are challenged. Happily I now know it's not the crises with the Euro or Euro zone, gawd no, not even the lack of jobs & unemployment, a mere inconvenience, the economy & recession, housing, even immigration is just a piffling diversion, how foolish I've been, no the real problem is kids, well babies to be more precise, so that's it then, Dave & chums have come up with the answer ? UK's problems will soon be solved ?

No 10 guide to changing nappies and baby talk - Telegraph

[Margaret Pilkington]

A monumental waste of money. This smacks of 'Blair' type window dressing.
It will not be accessed by the people who truly NEED skills in parenting...(well not unless the vouchers can be sold on to buy something that these feckless parents see as more interesting)....and where is the money coming from...what services are being dispensed with, in order to pay for this smoke and mirrors ploy.

PS........I do hope Mancie is reading this. It might dispel the myth that I support this government.

There is so much in the country that needs urgent attention, but the government just tinker around the edges with stuff that has little relevance to the real problems.

[jaysay]

Well in our day its was the kind of skills you learned from your parents, not some government gimmick, I do wonder sometimes just what goes on in the minds of politicians. Even animals know how to bring up their young its called instinct, and humans are supposed to be far more superior, the mind really does boggle

[maxthecollie]

Does Mr Cameron have parenting skills or are "ones" children looked after by "ones" nanny?