Middle class lefties. Far worse!

The fact no one asked for a recount in Sunderland, just to piss them off

Fair play to the Mackems, they can count votes nearly as quickly as they can empty a stadium

Yep, especially people like my mother who benefit greatly from the very things the party she voted in will cut.

I hate Facebook and I don't use it but it can still annoy you well the people on it. For instance when you're asked why you didn't turn up for a birthday or an event, when saying "I didn't know" getting the reply "well it was on Facebook".

The one thing I would condone ISIS doing is blowing up Facebook and also the ability for c*nts to take selfies.

People that keep telling me they wanted to vote Lib Dem but voted for Labour so it wasnt a wasted vote.

Actually people discussing the election full stop now.

Defective handbrakes. If we lose to Man Utd tomorrow, pray for Elgin.

Have you noticed how the amounts of posts on other threads in this forum has gone down this week because everyone's been on the election threads?

:hmph: I may get shot down in flames . . . BUT . . . there seems to be a plague mainly of people around 30 and under who when in the pub or Costa or anywhere who as an example say . . . ''can I GET'' In the pub ''can I GET a Fosters?'' In Costa ''can I GET a latte''. Well of course you bloody well can. ''May I have'', ''can I have'' . . . please is perfectly polite and acceptable. A trap door is required in all retail outlets.

Yes that's been an annoyance posted on this thread many times. Bloody annoying stop being American.

GET f*cked.

And anyway it should be 'may' I have if we want to be pedantic.

It's been around here in NZ for ages as well. I thouight it was just kids who said it, but I've heard Simon Doull say it whilst commentating on the cricket :veryangry

May I apologise. I didn't realise it had been raised before. Still a pisser though.

Sorry, edit we all love our mums

Not sure if I still do it, but when I first moved to America, I continued to use the term "us" when talking in the singular. Example, taking a roll of film in to be developed... I would say, "can you develop this film for us?"

More than once I caught the shop assistant's eyes looking around for the other one of "us".

I think they thought I had an imaginary friend.

So I believe this faux pas was due to my South London upbringing - so Americans don't have the monopoly in talking stupid! :p

Blud and fam.

Could you ever see an Eton boy voting Labour?

Can't believe that even you would stoop that low? :veryangry.

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Amen to that brother.