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Do you think he’ll lose? It will be interesting to see how the midget living next door to Big Dog reacts. I think he fancied his chances, but the FPN, tax affairs and being so fabulously wealthy that he literally doesn’t know how to use money, has scuppered that ambition. Hilarious

There’s a strong sense that Big Dog could be facing a no confidence vote this week. Of course the fleas & ticks which inhabit his rancid fur are denying it because they know if he goes, the game is up for them too. I don’t think the fcku-jar will stick around for long if he is binned. That face...

Now the Lambeth Walk people are performing. This is exactly how I think the streets of London will look when I get off the train that has taken me there. I’m convinced that everyone is going to be moving around & going about their daily business whilst doing the Lambeth Walk. I just stop short...

Just watching the Plati Jubes parade I recorded earlier. The bicycle through the ages bit is good, but some of the ebikes look a bit dodge. I don’t think a Bosch motor will allow you to pull a wheelie whilst not pedalling. Some serious tweaks happening there.

Is it just me or do others shout BORING! when David Attenborough is on telly? I found myself doing it again last night when Plati-Jubes was on.

I was hoping that Elton John was going to sing Candle in the Wind and that the BBC would put the Royal-Box CAM on the Red Button. Didn't happen though.

It sort of brings people together and makes them forget about their electricity bills for a couple of day, so on the whole it's not a bad thing. I watched the concert last night. Bonnie Tyler was awful, really bad. She should hang up the microphone.

It’s very quiet in here. Are you all having a street party? Where’s my invitation?

I wish all the, "Brexit for once some factsers" a very happy and healthy 2019. Take a quiet moment to sit down & think about events which are coming. We are off to a good start, strap in, N1 120%, throttles to re-heat, ride it out and play it cool. xx

You really do come out with some comedy gold. I love it, let's have some more please.

But they don't tell us what they intend to do before we vote them into office. We elect them and then they do something mental, like draw up loaded short lists which produce a perverse outcome.

Good man, but it's still too early to be unsupervised. I'm sure that with the correct therapy the danger will diminish.

I'm very please to hear that. Are you safe to be near children?

Why am I not at all surprised? It also explains your behaviour on this forum.

That's not quite true. The candidates we vote for are sometimes selected from shortlists drawn up of entirely one gender or ethnic background. This is done in order to satisfy someone who doesn't matter, but the process has the unfortunate affect of producing Dianne Abbots.

Whoops, I appear to have touched a nerve :-) Does the majority of your weekly grocery budget get spent on Sunny Delight and fireworks? Just asking.

There was a clue in my original post, “ Those fit for work should work”. What you have posted is entirely irrelevant, that just highlights a diagnosis issue. Many reasons not to work are self inflicted injuries, being too fat and lazy being most common.

That’s the whole point. A choice is given, an option, freedom to decide, those are the rules. The U.K. decides within the rules what to adopt and does it. Other nations pretend to adopt the legislation and then don’t, resulting in fines. Take Italy for instance, agreed to Civil Partnerships...

The U.K. is one of the most compliant nations within the EU, with others being fined heavily for not adopting legislation.

Much of it we wrote in the first place, particularly human rights legislation. I can empathise with Your views of Jacob Rees Mogg. His desire to throttle back the free money fountains and to ask those capable of working, to work, doesn’t go down well with our current crop of “socialists”.