What annoys you the most ?

[MaxJoker]

Originally Posted by Mal Hombre

I think Labour are fully aware that They have as much chance of being elected as Gm has of being Pope

Only because once resigned you can't be white smoke voted in a second time
Although mostly likely our Fellow Forum Fellas didn't realise it was once Pontiff Greenman (Up until that unfortunate Sam Fox business ). Because for the same reason he never mentions he was previously a Mod , the lad doesn't like to talk about it

[MaxJoker]

Originally Posted by CARLTON BROWN

Unfortunately, there is absolutely nobody I want to vote for and I'm not prepared to support my crap local Tory MP just to keep Labour at bay.

I`ll be voting for the party I hate least.
A party I trust no less than all the others mind.
A party I feel resentful towards and annoyed in having no other option than to vote for.
Yet it`s either them (In my personal opinion) or don't vote at all.
Which is a right ringing endorsement on the "Democratic" system

Originally Posted by CARLTON BROWN

We need a good opposition, but Corbyn and his ghastly team that includes people like Abbot, are never going to win over the general public and they all have an unrealistic view of the world.

He didn't have to put Diane (Professional Hypocrite) Abbot on the shadow benches. What another failure of practical logic on his pathetic part. Fcuking hell I`d rather see Dennis (I keeeel you I keeeel you all) Skinner as shadow home secretary !

Originally Posted by CARLTON BROWN

UKIP are probably finished.

Not with good old confidence inspiring honest everyman Paul (I sank the Belgrano) Nuttall at the helm

Originally Posted by CARLTON BROWN

The mystery is why they want to keep providing enormous levels of overseas aid when it should be spent here.

Well India`s space program won't fund itself

Originally Posted by CARLTON BROWN

Maybe I should try selling my vote. Does anyone know if it's legal to do so?

Should be legal , given the various parties are attempting to buy it with their typical enticing mandate offers.
That in the case of the Cons especially will be forgotten about toot sweet.
Ugggggh five years of May on the horizon
To see through more fire sales of our property to their mates in the city



No wonder he qualified as Chancellor



Aren't many ,
who could manage to sell off our forty percent stake in Eurostar for a quarter of it`s actual worth

[cuzzyman927]

Originally Posted by rupertramjet

In 2001 the National Debt stood at 34.6%. By the start of the coalition in 2010, that had risen to 76%. During the last seven years it has risen to 89.1%. At the begining of this government, and the coalition we were told and warned that spending would need to be high to service the existing debts left by Labour, if you have a credit card, you pay the minimum, you watch the debt rise!

I can't speak about my credit card regarding the national debt, but as far as my credit card payments go, when I receive my monthly statement I always pay the entire balance in full. Whether it be my credit card or any of my other monthly bills the check is in the mail the following day. It bothers the piss out of me having bills of any kind looming over my head, or knowing that I owe anyone money!

I use my credit card mostly for purchases made by phone, mail, or the internet (preferably via Pay Pal). When making purchases locally/in person I will always try to pay in cash and very rarely use my credit card.

[trailmaster]

That's true for me too. I only use credit cards when I want to make a purchase online or for something in a store that is more than 100 dollars, otherwise I use cash. Also I pay bills a few days after I get them, otherwise they tend to build up and I might forget about them.

[CARLTON BROWN]

Originally Posted by trailmaster

That's true for me too. I only use credit cards when I want to make a purchase online or for something in a store that is more than 100 dollars, otherwise I use cash. Also I pay bills a few days after I get them, otherwise they tend to build up and I might forget about them.

Yes! Exactly what I do!

[m100]

going to the checkout in currys to pay for a new dvd drive and they try to get me to change my broadband and home phone to them and then after I refuse that one try to get me to change my gas and electric to them! why the fuck can I not just go and pay for the item I actually wanted and leave the store?

[73north]

Originally Posted by CARLTON BROWN

The Democrats did themselves so much damage when they got into bed with the Tories, they may never recover.

And finally, May and Co, have some strange ideas, like reviving fox hunting, introducing a death tax and show little concern for anyone at the bottom of the food chain in the UK. The mystery is why they want to keep providing enormous levels of overseas aid when it should be spent here.

This used to be a Liberal ( Democrat ) Safe seat since 1965, then it was lost to the SNP - due that exact reason I am certain

whatever happens , I will NEVER vote Tory ( and loved saying that to the
Prospective Tory Candidate for here , John Lamont on my doorstep last week ( He looked at me like I was mentally deranged )

[gmcbee]

Originally Posted by m100

going to the checkout in currys to pay for a new dvd drive and they try to get me to change my broadband and home phone to them and then after I refuse that one try to get me to change my gas and electric to them! why the fuck can I not just go and pay for the item I actually wanted and leave the store?

You still have a landline?? ZOUNDS, m'man!

I gave mine up about 12 years ago. About twice a year, I'll call the number and ask for me. Cheap entertainment.

[Estreeter]

Annoying

Ever had your place broken into

[bloke57]

Originally Posted by Estreeter

Annoying

Ever had your place broken into

Yep! Twice.

Nothing of great intrinsic value lost - but loads of irreplaceable sentimental stuff. My late father's WWII service medals for instance and some jewellery he bought for my mum. Very upsetting.

Local scrote under the age of 18. He was "disappeared" by our community police but we never got our stuff back.

Glad it wasn't worse for you.