Anyone made a secret Freedom Of Info request about me ? Andrew? - Page 70

garinda · 23-02-2009, 11:51

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Well concidering I don't read his post (lifes to short) there was little or no chance of that, anyway sending it to you was bad enough, for the simple reason you won't let me hear the last of it

which will be real pain in the butt for the next 12 months at least

Months? Try years.

At least you can see the funny side, as I hopefully would too, if it'd been me...God forbid.

Let's just say the findings of the FIOA aren't likely to made public on here, at least not by Andrewb.

Though I wouldn't be at all suprised if an enterprising local journalist starts asking similar questions using the Freedom of Information Act, regarding the expenses of some councillors, all in the public interest of course.

I wonder what this will come to be known by?

Hot dog gate?

We'll now know who's going to be Deep Throat.

ClarePritchard · 23-02-2009, 13:06

Oh my god !!!! I've just had the best laugh I've had for YEARS, so Andrew the question is how ARE you going to keep Peter and his very, very high expenses out of the dodo?

jaysay · 23-02-2009, 16:06

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Originally Posted by garinda

Months? Try years.

At least you can see the funny side, as I hopefully would too, if it'd been me...God forbid.

Let's just say the findings of the FIOA aren't likely to made public on here, at least not by Andrewb.

Though I wouldn't be at all suprised if an enterprising local journalist starts asking similar questions using the Freedom of Information Act, regarding the expenses of some councillors, all in the public interest of course.

I wonder what this will come to be known by?

Hot dog gate?

We'll now know who's going to be Deep Throat.

Having thought about it would it be legal for any details of a persons personal financial affairs without their permission, to be printed on here, It may have been obtained by a person for their use but for that person to reproduce it on here may be a grey area

cashman · 23-02-2009, 16:09

well folk can always take advice on the matter, i know a great person in that arena.

jaysay · 23-02-2009, 16:34

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Originally Posted by cashman

well folk can always take advice on the matter, i know a great person in that arena.

Well Andrew should know cashy

oh the irony

ClarePritchard · 23-02-2009, 16:42

John

I bet you never thought that you would ever make a Labour Councillor as happy as you made me today, I laughed till I bloody cried (I would have been a bit miffed if I'd have done it though !!!!)

Thanks a lot,

P.S Any thoughts on getting him out of the dodo yet?

cashman · 23-02-2009, 16:43

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Well Andrew should know cashy

oh the irony

yeh but my mans independant.

plus related pmsl

garinda · 23-02-2009, 17:39

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Originally Posted by ClarePritchard

P.S Any thoughts on getting him out of the dodo yet?

Ever since Watergate the media have been keen to label every scandal something or other 'gate'.

Dodogate is an option, but it's a bit hard to de-cyfr if it's meant to read do do, or Dodo, that poor creature who was hunted until extinct.

garinda · 23-02-2009, 17:49

Who do I apply to to claim secretarial expenses?

There's a full time job going for someone, because of having to send out all these pm's, as well as answering the phone.

garinda · 23-02-2009, 18:23

"Yet each man kills the thing he loves, By each let this be heard.''
Oscar Wilde.

Eric · 23-02-2009, 18:43

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Originally Posted by garinda

"Yet each man kills the thing he loves, By each let this be heard.''
Oscar Wilde.

But who has the "bitter look"? Who is the flatterer? Who is doing the kissing, and who is wielding the sword?

I've always wondered why, in the seventh stanza, it is "each man"; yet in the final stanza, it becomes "all men" .... maybe, in the body of the poem, Wilde shifts his focus from the specific to the general .... oops, I'm rambling again

garinda · 23-02-2009, 18:47

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Originally Posted by Eric

But who has the "bitter look"? Who is the flatterer? Who is doing the kissing, and who is wielding the sword?

I've always wondered why, in the seventh stanza, it is "each man"; yet in the final stanza, it becomes "all men" .... maybe, in the body of the poem, Wilde shifts his focus from the specific to the general .... oops, I'm rambling again

It seemed too cruel to use the whole quote.

There are standards of decency to be maintained.

garinda · 23-02-2009, 18:50

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Originally Posted by garinda

It seemed too cruel to use the whole quote.

There are standards of decency to be maintained.

Though that football chant keeps coming into my head.

The one you sing when a goal has silenced the other side's fans.

Oh yes, that's it, something about 'it's all gone quiet over there'.

Something along those lines.

cashman · 23-02-2009, 19:07

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Originally Posted by garinda

Though that football chant keeps coming into my head.

The one you sing when a goal has silenced the other side's fans.

Oh yes, that's it, something about 'it's all gone quiet over there'.

Something along those lines.

reminds me of the owd Tremloes hit- Silence Is Golden.

turkishdelight · 23-02-2009, 19:11

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Originally Posted by cashman

reminds me of the owd Tremloes hit- Silence Is Golden.

Ha Just thinking the same.