The Tories

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Mancie

There you go again speaking for other people.. who are these "WE"?.. do you speak for these "we" people or did you set yourself up as the spokesman?.

I was elected to speak on behalf of the Accrington Web Archivists Union, and we are currently very happy with this arrangement.

Did your mouth vote, that your arse be allowed to speak for it?

If not, put a cork in it.






Time to move onto stage three, in the Ten Easy Steps To Overcoming Obsession.

Feigned Indifference.

We all think it's time.

The best of British, with your obviously deep-seated handicap.

It can't be easy.

You can get over spending every waken hour, sober, or not, fixated on myself.

Try and focus what passes for your mind, on something completely different.

'A life' might be a good thing to use.

We all wish you luck.

[Mancie]

Originally Posted by garinda

I was elected to speak on behalf of the Accrington Web Archivists Union, and we are currently very happy with this arrangement.

Did your mouth vote, that your arse be allowed to speak for it?

If not, put a cork in it.

Glad to here you have been voted in as the speaker for Accyweb..it may seem strange to you but neither my mouth or arse voted.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Mancie

Glad to here you have been voted in as the speaker for Accyweb..it may seem strange to you but neither my mouth or arse voted.

A colostomy bag, with an integrated voice box?

Well you learn something new every day.

The miracles of modern medicine!

[Mancie]

Originally Posted by garinda

A colostomy bag, with an integrated voice box?

Well you learn something new every day.

The miracles of modern medicine!

I don't think that would be very nice for any people who suffer from the kind of illness you are making fun of..but it's is no surprise from you.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Mancie

I don't think that would be very nice for any people who suffer from the kind of illness you are making fun of..but it's is no surprise from you.

Transparent, and woefully weak.

Have you considered engaging professional help with P.R.?

Expensive, but might bring slightly better results, in attempting to change public perception of something rotten.

Ask your M.P.

[Mancie]

Originally Posted by garinda

A colostomy bag, with an integrated voice box?

Well you learn something new every day.

The miracles of modern medicine!

not very nice .. but I suspect it will go unoticed by your electorate...or should I say the kids you never had to shoot?

[cmonstanley]

The next goverment department to be privatised probably already got a company in place to take over https://apps.facebook.com/theguardia...-border-agency

[cmonstanley]

david cameron is a http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...plane.html.the billions of pounds in investment is the worrying bit.

[jaysay]

C'mon scotland's answer to the modern day Adam Smith, mind you Adam had an institute named after him, C'mon should be in one for the politically insane

[cmonstanley]

About 1million borrowers will see their mortgages rise by an average of £630 a year as lenders push up rates next month.

Householders on standard variable rates (SVR) will be hit by the increases, announced by a host of lenders – including part state-owned banks RBS, NatWest and Halifax.
Already, two-year fixed-rate deals have gone up from an average low of 3.82 per cent in October to 4.15 per cent. A borrower with a £150,000 mortgage has seen more than £320 added to their annual repayments, said website MoneySupermarket.
Mortgage consultant Dominik Lipnicki, of Your Mortgage Decisions, told Metro banks would become ‘more aggressive’ and added borrowers on SVR deals were ‘at the mercy of lenders’ since the deals were not tied to the Bank of England base rate.
He said: ‘Many households are on the brink, which is why defaults are growing and some people are using their credit cards or even pay day loans to pay their mortgages.’
Clare Francis from MoneySupermarket said tracker deals were a ‘safer option’ than SVR mortgages. ‘Economists expect the base rate to remain at 0.5 per cent,’ she said.
‘Tracker mortgages are directly linked to base rate so any changes directly mirror moves in the Bank of England base rate.’
The Council of Mortgage Lenders said the cost of raising mortgages on the wholesale market had increased since 2011 and forecast 45,000 homes will be repossessed this year, compared with 36,200 in 2011.

©Metro this is from the metro.anybody who thinks this is good or we are over the worse is having a giraffe.tory policies are making things worse.if you think privatising goverment jobs and putting more people on the dole is the answer your off your rocker.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

About 1million borrowers will see their mortgages rise by an average of £630 a year as lenders push up rates next month.

Householders on standard variable rates (SVR) will be hit by the increases, announced by a host of lenders – including part state-owned banks RBS, NatWest and Halifax.
Already, two-year fixed-rate deals have gone up from an average low of 3.82 per cent in October to 4.15 per cent. A borrower with a £150,000 mortgage has seen more than £320 added to their annual repayments, said website MoneySupermarket.
Mortgage consultant Dominik Lipnicki, of Your Mortgage Decisions, told Metro banks would become ‘more aggressive’ and added borrowers on SVR deals were ‘at the mercy of lenders’ since the deals were not tied to the Bank of England base rate.
He said: ‘Many households are on the brink, which is why defaults are growing and some people are using their credit cards or even pay day loans to pay their mortgages.’
Clare Francis from MoneySupermarket said tracker deals were a ‘safer option’ than SVR mortgages. ‘Economists expect the base rate to remain at 0.5 per cent,’ she said.
‘Tracker mortgages are directly linked to base rate so any changes directly mirror moves in the Bank of England base rate.’
The Council of Mortgage Lenders said the cost of raising mortgages on the wholesale market had increased since 2011 and forecast 45,000 homes will be repossessed this year, compared with 36,200 in 2011.

©Metro this is from the metro.anybody who thinks this is good or we are over the worse is having a giraffe.tory policies are making things worse.if you think privatising goverment jobs and putting more people on the dole is the answer your off your rocker.

The problem is you don't understand what you've posted, seeing its just a cut and past as usual, oh yes by the way what is your gainful employment these days

[garinda]

Originally Posted by jaysay

...by the way what is your gainful employment these days

Ayrshire tourist information operative.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by garinda

Ayrshire tourist information operative.

Or a tour guide round Rabbie Burns bed

[cmonstanley]

goodbye nhs hello pay as you go and this is from a tory paper.i fear for the future generations not like the tory fascist scum 'Healthy competition’ in the NHS is a sick joke - Telegraph i do understand what ive posted but if you dont care about employment rights ,nhs,the future of the sick,disabled ,the children of the future your just showing yourself up

[Wrighty]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

goodbye nhs hello pay as you go and this is from a tory paper.i fear for the future generations not like the tory fascist scum 'Healthy competition’ in the NHS is a sick joke - Telegraph i do understand what ive posted but if you dont care about employment rights ,nhs,the future of the sick,disabled ,the children of the future your just showing yourself up

I see you used the word " Fascist " , which I have seen you use a few times.

I take it you believe we live under a dictatorship , a Fascist one at that ?