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Or Jaysay blames Jones :p
When it hits the fan we all get a bit :rolleyes: |
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1. (David Davies) Does the current round of mud slinging alter your views?
Yes, it alters my view of David Davies - where once I thought he seemed like a reasonable man now I think he's a bit of a joke! 2. (EU Debate) In or Out? Why? In - I think we'd be better off with the Euro. 3. (Local Politics) Would you change the party of choice if given the chance? I'm going to abstain on this one! ;) 4. (National Politics) can you say that you like this particular politician. Who and why? I like Greg Pope - I think he's a sound chap and he works hard. 5. (Transport and Carbon Footprint) On your next holiday, what would be your choice. Fly - Drive - Swim? Next holiday will be Drive. I have been abroad this year so have flown but it was the first time in three years. I walk a lot more than I ever used to. I used to drive to Knutsford every day but now I work locally - part of this was to reduce my carbon footprint. 6. (Public Transport) What would be your choice of transport on your next trip to London, Blackpool or the Lakes? Train |
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One major problem I have with national politics is that I do not feel like Parliament is representative of the population in the slightest. The rich rule the roost and keep us commoners at a distance. Quote:
Well, I shan't be able to afford a holiday until I retire because of the amount of debt I shall mount up as a student and a first time house buyer in the near future. Oh, and of course if the Tories get in, no doubt I'll have to pay some sort of 'working class tax' and be force to surrender my academic qualifications (as how can someone from the working class succeed in education? Nonsense). So, I'll be back in Accy working in a call centre until my days are numbered. No holidays for moi. With regards to transport choice? The one that's economically viable. Environmentalism is super if you can afford it. |
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Much obliged for the positive Karma shakermaker.:D
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1. (David Davies) Does the current round of mud slinging alter your views? Not at all, a very principled man, we need more like him.
2. (EU Debate) In or Out? Why? In, for trade purposes, not for a united europe 3. (Local Politics) Would you change the party of choice if given the chance? I would rather have current than the alternatives 4. (National Politics) can you say that you like this particular politician. Who and why? Greg Pope, nice chap, way too loyal over some issues 5. (Transport and Carbon Footprint) On your next holiday, what would be your choice. Fly - Drive - Swim? Walk ;) 6. (Public Transport) What would be your choice of transport on your next trip to London, Blackpool or the Lakes? Train, Train, Car |
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On the question of the Carbon Footprint: I was thinking about my vacation plans the other day, and I decided to take my holidays at home. Thousands of tourists visit Kingston every year; tourism is a billion dollar industry in this town. I think this year I will enjoy what my community has to offer. Yesterday the Snowbirds were in town for their annual visit, and they gave a wonderful demonstration of precision flying over the inner harbour and the Thousand Islands. On Canada Day (July 1) there will be a free classic rock concert with Trooper and April Wine, followed by fireworks over Confederation Basin and Fort Henry hill. Lots of things to do and see right here at home.
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I took a great liking to EU law, so much so that I am studying it optionally next year too! Fellow students think I am crazy but I don't care. For the record, I can only name one and that is Den Dover. His name just sticks into my head because of the Ben Dover jokes :p |
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