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@ Wednesday, Mar. 12, 2008 – 02:37:57 pm
March 12, 2008
* Shiny new hats for soldiers.
* Carry home your shopping in your arms from next year.
* Getting drunk and driving home to cost more than ever.
* Pensioners can leave their fires on for an extra half-hour each winter.
* The man telling you this: http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/10_02/010darling_228x456.jpg
I commend this to the House.
the_real_linda
Re your last point, should that photon not be captioned
"When the cuffs matched the collar...almost"
scoobydoofus
Pro I have no idea what the budget is like over here, or even when it's released, but I'm still glad I'm not in the UK any more!
I heard from And McLuskey out of OMD and Atomic Kitten that something exciting was going to be happening Wirral-wise - some crazy race or somethimg, can't remember the details.
Don't you have any journalists up there?
Andy - as in "that's Andy"
Juzzzy
Um, Andy Mc and Atomic Kitten?
But maybe you mean this?
http://www.wirralglobe.co.uk/news/wirralnews/display.var.2114295.0.time_for_another_cracking_egg_run.php
That's the feller!
"Masterminded by former OMD frontman Andy McCluskey, Atomic Kitten first came to prominence in December 1999 when their single Right Now reached number 10. "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3444109.stm
Juzzzy
Yesssssss..... but I don't understand the reference!!!
Why Andy Mc?
What race? The Egg Run thing?
Currently mystified like Junior Mysticchef.
I may have inadcertently given the impression that I was talking to him personally, when in fact he was talking to Mark Radcliffe on the radio, reminiscing about Dazzle Ships and (in passing) plugging the Egg Run thing. I thought I would have heard about this apparently once-great event from you first but perhaps blogging that would be busman's holiday territory. When are you starting TRFC match reports?
And now MY brain hurts.
Oh feck. Must proofread.
Teri_R
Fucking load of shite!
The budget....not your post!
HektorRevisited
Still, it's not all bad news - once he gets sacked, Mr Darling can look forward to a couple of part-time jobs to keep him out of mischief (and some petty cash in his pocket):
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/03/13/bcnhewitt.xml
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how shitty is our country to old people?