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[The binman chronicles]

"PIFFLEPAFFLEWIFFLEWAFFLE" is all we'll get from him.

I'll use any excuse to roll out this picture

 

[Jebus_lives]

Not the content, no. But the main means of accessing it.

The distinction is important

 

[summerisle]

I bet he's popular at the school discotheque.

 

[peteblue]

Anyway, all this ’free’ stuff sounds wonderful. Mind you, I wonder how many of the 800,000 BT shareholders and those workers with Pension investment in BT shares will vote for Corbyn. I expect some clever people will be working this all out for publication shortly......

 

[roydo]

The distinction is important

Of course. Made me smile just now listening to some Labour Party person making out that hardly anyone has internet access and this policy will bring the country together in an online paradise.

Mental idea.

 

[roydo]

Anyway, all this ’free’ stuff sounds wonderful. Mind you, I wonder how many of the 800,000 BT shareholders and those workers with Pension investment in BT shares will vote for Corbyn. I expect some clever people will be working this all out for publication shortly......

The shadow chancellor was on this morning saying that their shares would be swapped for Govt bonds. Paying a hefty 2%. BT shares yield is closer to 8%. Granted, the capital is guaranteed, kinda.

 

[peteblue]

 

[The binman chronicles]

I bet he's popular at the school discotheque.

Oh Crap, just like William Hague and his half of you won't be here in 30 or 40 years time speech, we could see this repugnant kid as a leader of the Tory party at some point.

 

[orly]

I bet he's popular at the school discotheque.

Targetting kids is a new low even for your low copy-paste standards.

Still, a like's a like.

 

[AndyC]

So that's each of the three main parties trying to pull one over on us. They really are a bunch of knobheads.

I’m sure you could have been a bit more imaginative with this put down Bruce ??

 

[orly]

I’m sure you could have been a bit more imaginative with this put down Bruce ??

Oh wow, mod on mod.

@MarcelsGoat THEY FIGHTIN'

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Anyway, all this ’free’ stuff sounds wonderful. Mind you, I wonder how many of the 800,000 BT shareholders and those workers with Pension investment in BT shares will vote for Corbyn. I expect some clever people will be working this all out for publication shortly......

Shareholders are part of the financial elite Pete so screw 'em.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I’m sure you could have been a bit more imaginative with this put down Bruce ??

Cockwomble?

 

[orly]

Cockwomble?

Unfrandely

 

[peteblue]

The shadow chancellor was on this morning saying that their shares would be swapped for Govt bonds. Paying a hefty 2%. BT shares yield is closer to 8%. Granted, the capital is guaranteed, kinda.

The thing is of course that many twenty somethings have no interest in Pensions, of course when they reach their late thirties and forties, it begins to register somewhat. I think that when all this ‘nationalisation’ is spelt out in pension financial terms then sensible people over 35 will be aghast that they are the ones paying for this ‘free’ internet......