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 death and taxes
	death and taxesso apparently we're spending £1M on the apartments at kensington palace and £100k on new toilets in the H of L. that's £100k for 2 new toilets. do we think this is right and proper? or should they be made to sell pics of the royal crotchfruit and scatvideos of peers shitting into a bucket to raise cash for their own house refurbs?
alt: meanwhile under the 13 years of labour, the rich/poor divide was apparently made bigger than ever. not exactly in their manifesto. who else should delete their account and kill themselves?
altalt: best pun you've ever heard?
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:00, 87 replies, latest was 12 years ago)
 I'm still waiting for the Princess Anne sextape to come out
	I'm still waiting for the Princess Anne sextape to come outIn it, she's fellating a horse whilst being buggered by Prince Edward. In the background her Maj is diddling away furiously whilst Phillip is failing miserably to get it up Kate.
Alt:
Couldn't give a fuck. My tenants have advised that they wish to rent off me for the next 18 months then buy my house. So that's good
AltAlt:
ani
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:05, Reply)
 Morning Swipey.
	Morning Swipey.I don't unnerstan teh alt thing, sorry. Re deletion and suicide.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:07, Reply)
 Yeah I know how to spell it.
	Yeah I know how to spell it.It's my wacky and crazy way of internet spelling of understand.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:14, Reply)
 Sorry, I'm not up to the game at the minute.
	Sorry, I'm not up to the game at the minute.Long, long weekend.
I was first made aware of puns, from Shakespeare. Something to do with a shoemaker giving his awl. Shakespeare comedies are pretty crap, Twelth Night being the worst.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:28, Reply)
 I'd like to state on record that I thoroughly resent the 53p that the queen costs me personally each year.
	I'd like to state on record that I thoroughly resent the 53p that the queen costs me personally each year.(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:09, Reply)
 You should demand she comes round your house and personally thanks you for your contribution.
	You should demand she comes round your house and personally thanks you for your contribution.(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:12, Reply)
 i like the queen
	i like the queenand i think the royal family generates income and employment and tourism etc. but andrew should be forced to live on a council estate on £25 a week for the rest of his life, the useless arrogant waste of space.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:13, Reply)
 Do you think we couldn't generate similar income, employment and tourism without them?
	Do you think we couldn't generate similar income, employment and tourism without them?(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:15, Reply)
 what's your suggestion?
	what's your suggestion?the world's biggest loom for weaving your own yoghurt?
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:16, Reply)
 I'm suggesting we could find a cheaper caretaker for those palaces for a start.
	I'm suggesting we could find a cheaper caretaker for those palaces for a start.(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:18, Reply)
 i'd like to see the stats done properly as to whether they contribute or take
	i'd like to see the stats done properly as to whether they contribute or takeeg i read that people paying to see kate middleton's wedding dress recouped a huge part of the costs for the royal wedding. is this true or is it bollocks?
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:25, Reply)
 I wouldn't
	I wouldn'tI'd just hand all their assets over to the National Trust or English Heritage and let them turn it into better profit.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:27, Reply)
 now i know how you feel when i say i spent £200 on a haircut
	now i know how you feel when i say i spent £200 on a haircut"i have tasted my own medicine, and it is bitter"
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:35, Reply)
 What we should do is privatise them.
	What we should do is privatise them.They're overstaffed and have too many wasters and underused facilities.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:15, Reply)
 I resent the many pounds I spend a year propping up fat wasters on the dole
	I resent the many pounds I spend a year propping up fat wasters on the doleI resent the many pounds I spend a year fuelling governmental bureaucracy
I resent the many pounds a year I spend on pointless unwinnable wars
I resent the many pounds I spend a year helping to service our "debt mountain"
etc etc
I do not resent 53p for the queen.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:30, Reply)
 i think the problem is that so much of the british public is just rank
	i think the problem is that so much of the british public is just rankthey're ugly and they smell bad
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:45, Reply)
 The rich poor divide will get bigger no matter who is in power
	The rich poor divide will get bigger no matter who is in powerunless we have another awesome massive war where all the rich snobby fucks get drafted too.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:14, Reply)
 Also, she has cherry-picked the information.
	Also, she has cherry-picked the information.The rest of the story is that, while they may not have narrowed the gap during that 13 years, they did massively improve public services, lowered poverty, reduced national debt, etc.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:18, Reply)
 i only read the headline
	i only read the headlinethe selfish cunt reading the paper turned the page. but labour sucked gigantic hairy sweaty donkey balls.
the problem is that the current lot do too.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:23, Reply)
 you think labour did a good job??
	you think labour did a good job??or you love dave and his bumchums??
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:25, Reply)
 Look, if you ignore the..
	Look, if you ignore the.....accelerated farming out of public sector services to cost-cutting private firms, the illegal wars, the massive clampdown on civil liberties, ruinous PFI contracts, continued subsidies to badly run rail services, encouragement of an unsustainable housing price bubble and failure to properly regulate irresponsible and incompetent elements of the banking sector, for example, they did a smashing job.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:29, Reply)
 plus all the people who were encouraged to go to university to keep them off the unemployment list
	plus all the people who were encouraged to go to university to keep them off the unemployment listso that now we have 50 grads going for every job. marvellous.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:30, Reply)
 You know who's got the stones to sort out all this mess?
	You know who's got the stones to sort out all this mess?That's right - that Nigel Havers fellow.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:34, Reply)
 What do you reckon the bells in hell would be like?
	What do you reckon the bells in hell would be like?I like to think they'd be fucking enormous.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:23, Reply)
 In Dante's vision of hell large sections of it are freezing cold
	In Dante's vision of hell large sections of it are freezing coldincluding the very centre where the three faced Satan is encased in ice up to his waste.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:26, Reply)
 Yeah, really big and loud
	Yeah, really big and loudProbably black, with a flaming clapper. Didn't think I'd be typing that sentence today.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:27, Reply)
 luckily i know you have a bit of a ginger fetish
	luckily i know you have a bit of a ginger fetishso i am going to take this as a COMPLIMENT. HAHA.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:29, Reply)
 rory will remember the criminal lecture at the college of law
	rory will remember the criminal lecture at the college of lawwhere they tried to teach that only men can have fetishes because the legal definition is something that makes you ejaculate.
THAT was a lively lecture.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:31, Reply)
 I like to say "zounds", instead of normal swearies.
	I like to say "zounds", instead of normal swearies.It means Christ's wounds, apparently.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:30, Reply)
 When did "back in the day" become a common term?
	When did "back in the day" become a common term?It seems to have appeared very swiftly.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:38, Reply)
 I think it's a contraction of something like "back in the old days"
	I think it's a contraction of something like "back in the old days"Or "back in my day". The idea of "my day" is so strong that one would consider it to be THE day.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 11:01, Reply)
 "Oh my days" seems to be big these days too
	"Oh my days" seems to be big these days tooI hate it. It sounds so insincere.
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 11:00, Reply)
 I'd like to state on record that I wouldn't notice the extra 53p the Queen costs me personally every year if I stopped paying it
	I'd like to state on record that I wouldn't notice the extra 53p the Queen costs me personally every year if I stopped paying it(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:30, Reply)
 The principle being
	The principle being "A powerless figure-head constitutional monarchy costing 53p a year is no burden on anybody at all".
The arguments against amount to "waaah, I don't like them because I don't know why but I don't waaaah"
(, Mon 1 Jul 2013, 10:58, Reply)
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