Brown was useless as ever, but Cameron seems to have given up asking questions and makes statements: since Brown never answers the questions. I'm not sure how effective this is.
Mcbeans statlies are doin' me 'ead in. cannot cameroon get himself genned up sufficiently to take apart one of these? Job creation f'rinstance? Thatcher was good at that.
1. Street skunk prices should be reported in parliament on a daily basis...a tickatape-style bloomberg feed could also be considered.
2. The decision to raise the classification of cannabis is down to one simple agro-economic fact: the stocks of cannabis at New Scotland Central skunk bunker are clearly seriously depleted. This new higher grading will attract greater 'investments' aka 'seizures of illegally stored green foodstuffs'. Thus the drug market together with Commissioner Blair's cerebro-chemical mind-balance will be simultaneously and safely stabilized.
Interesting experience. Hopefully the number of comments that only say "He's a ****" will reduce with experience, or at least upgrade to "He's a **** because...".
Given the fast rate of commenting, could you give us a larger window to read in?
Replying to the question about what he is looking forward to when he leaves office Gordon blathered on about building homes/jobs/ tractor production. This could be construed as an official admission that he looks forward to these things happening once he is no longer PM.
BTW whilst Ken Calman is a decent man, not many members of the medical profession who have witnessed the effects of "Calmanisation" of postgraduate medical training will share GB's confidence that the Calman commission will sort out the vexed issues surrounding devolution.
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Boris' first action is to ban something:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7387113.stm
so perhaps not the libertarian we hoped...
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When's "stalking horse" John McDonnell going to challenge the rocking horse? think that might be never - well according to John.
Great fun, despite the feebleness generally of the PMQs, and esp. good to see the BBC vbiewer works outside the UK.
Good fun Guido.
Bob and James.
Brown was useless as ever, but Cameron seems to have given up asking questions and makes statements: since Brown never answers the questions. I'm not sure how effective this is.
Mcbeans statlies are doin' me 'ead in. cannot cameroon get himself genned up sufficiently to take apart one of these? Job creation f'rinstance? Thatcher was good at that.
Sockpuppet'
On the other hand you could interpret his first action as giving something: freedom from drunken bums frightening everyone to death.
Go Boris
Thanks the live chat Guido, that's one the best things I've seen for some time!
McTwat does look like he's suffering - GOOD.
I hope the cunt suffers 100 times more than I did when I was being investigated under his IR35 legislation. Fucking cunt.
P.S.
I beat the Revenue.
Great innovation Guido - please keep it coming (oo-er).
loved the comment about Gordo's tranquillity being down to him being plugged into an automatic wankalysis machine...
loved chatline about monitoring gordon's heart-rate...
let's go one step further and make it a lie-detector.
Re: weed consumption figures.
In my honest opinion:
1. Street skunk prices should be reported in parliament on a daily basis...a tickatape-style bloomberg feed could also be considered.
2. The decision to raise the classification of cannabis is down to one simple agro-economic fact: the stocks of cannabis at New Scotland Central skunk bunker are clearly seriously depleted. This new higher grading will attract greater 'investments' aka 'seizures of illegally stored green foodstuffs'. Thus the drug market together with Commissioner Blair's cerebro-chemical mind-balance will be simultaneously and safely stabilized.
Great 7-year plan.
Interesting experience. Hopefully the number of comments that only say "He's a ****" will reduce with experience, or at least upgrade to "He's a **** because...".
Given the fast rate of commenting, could you give us a larger window to read in?
Replying to the question about what he is looking forward to when he leaves office Gordon blathered on about building homes/jobs/ tractor production. This could be construed as an official admission that he looks forward to these things happening once he is no longer PM.
BTW whilst Ken Calman is a decent man, not many members of the medical profession who have witnessed the effects of "Calmanisation" of postgraduate medical training will share GB's confidence that the Calman commission will sort out the vexed issues surrounding devolution.
"It is right that households are suffering...."
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