Re: Doesn't seem a lot really
 

The idea being Shurm if they can't be bothered to clean their own home, would you trust anybody to decide on things that effect the fabric of society. The system we have now is far from perfect, but until a better alternative becomes available, I prefer to keep the great unwashed fingers of the steering wheel of the country, thank you :rolleyes:

Re: Doesn't seem a lot really
 

Yes, well, so who decides which of us makes the grade?

Perhaps we need a housing inspectorate that gets together to decide on our behalf the people allowed to vote, but we must be democratic about it, only the most popular 600 or so people could be voted in except....

....None of us would be able to vote for them until they called around and made sure we are clean and tidy enough to vote them in.

Why do I read Jays threads?

I always end up going around in circles until I get a splitting headache which prevents me from doing housework!

Can I have an untidy house on medical grounds and still be able to vote?


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Re: Doesn't seem a lot really
 

The jury's out Less:D

Re: Doesn't seem a lot really
 

i think each constituancy should put forward their most nutty nut from their local nut house and stick him or her in parliament.The live broadcasting would probabbly be a bit chaotic with all them nutters screaming and waving their hands in the air while doing absolutely sod all to run the country effectivly...
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oh hang on that wouldnt really change anything would it

Re: Doesn't seem a lot really
 

People who go around in circles are bigh wheels ... or, they disappear up thier own;) ... wait a sec. I think I had something to add to this, and still stay, more or less, on topic, and not mention where most politicians stick their heads.:D

Ahem ... on the topic of "Doesn't seem a lot really", I just read this in "The Guardian":

Disappointing 4G mobile broadband auction leaves Treasury £1.2bn short | Business | guardian.co.uk

Now I realize that 1.2 billion quid isn't all that much ... but would it not have been a little, let us say, "saner" to wait until after the sale before counting the money. I realize that your finance minister has been under a lot of stress attempting to come up with one original, workable idea; but this screw up seems to resemble things that happened during the 13 years etc, etc, etc.