Meddlesome interrupted by sound of economy crashing

[Digga]

Watch and listen; 9 seconds in, as Lord Rhumba of Rio spouts his vile nonsense, you can hear the economy hit the buffers.

Lady Meddlesome's speech

The BBC have been told to dress the thing up as a car crash, but we all know the truth.

Edited by Digga on Friday 30th April 11:30

Edited by Digga on Friday 30th April 11:30

[tamore]

Digga said:

Watch and listen; 9 seconds in, as Lord Rhumba of Rio spouts his vile nonsense, you can hear the economy crash.

Lady Meddlesome's speech

The BBC have been told to dress the thing up as a car crash, but we all know the truth.

Edited by Digga on Friday 30th April 11:30

that golf met a noble end!

[Yeast Lord]

You got to hand it to them, these labours are good for laugh.

[Digga]

D'you think it was Sue driving? She's had a bad week. Having botched up organising 'plants' in Rochdale and Halesowen, she probably hit the turps a bit too heavy and the, whoops.

[pacman1]

That's hilarious! Commentator said all the press rushed off to take a look at the crash!

"Move along please, nothing to see here"!
Confusing for Trafpol, err the podium or the car??

Edited by pacman1 on Friday 30th April 11:42

[mbrain]

Gordon and his cronies are a car crash.

[will_]

More details here:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_20...

Some cracking sentiments, such as:

"The Golf's driver, unemployed Omed Rashid, 27, said he would be voting Labour next Thursday.

Asked later by one broadcaster if the crash was a metaphor for Labour's election campaign, Lord Mandelson said: "No." "

[Galsia]

will_ said:

More details here:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_20...

Some cracking sentiments, such as:

"The Golf's driver, unemployed Omed Rashid, 27, said he would be voting Labour next Thursday.

Asked later by one broadcaster if the crash was a metaphor for Labour's election campaign, Lord Mandelson said: "No." "

Of course he is voting Labour, who else is going to pay for him to sit on his arse all day?

[juice]

fk me...Did Gordon draw those posters ?



Absolute simpleton.

[Asterix]

That is class and just sums up the Labour party perfectly.

[zax]

The Labour campaign is turning into a political version of Spinal Tap Christopher Guest should remake the movie, the possibilities are endless!

I'm expecting our glorious leader to lose the election only to find out he's popular in Japan. Hopefully he'll head off there on a snot gobbling/speaking tour...

[Soovy]

will_ said:

More details here:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_20...

Some cracking sentiments, such as:

"The Golf's driver, unemployed Omed Rashid, 27, said he would be voting Labour next Thursday.

Asked later by one broadcaster if the crash was a metaphor for Labour's election campaign, Lord Mandelson said: "No." "

HANG ON.

Unemployed and with a car? No doubt paid for by me.

cu nt

[john_p]

BBC said:

The BBC's James Cook, in Hockley, said it appeared that a dustbin lorry had veered across a roundabout as the occupants shouted in the direction of the Labour event outside the New Bingley Hall community and conference centre.

[Dave Angel]

^^^
This.

Ferkin' chaos!!

Edited by Dave Angel on Friday 30th April 13:10

[fido]

Beeb said:

The posters show slogans like "Don't forget to vote Labour, Mum" and "Vote Labour, Gran" written in colourful, childlike writing. Another says "Vote Labour for us" and makes reference to Labour's pledge to protect child tax credits and the child trust fund.

Those posters are cringeworthy - are these the last squeals of a dying administration or has political debate become infantilised to a new low?

I'd like the Tories to respond with equally moronic posters "Mum, who f8d the economy into the middle of next week?" "Gran, was the last Labour government this bad?".

Edited by fido on Friday 30th April 13:16

[BruceV8]

fido said:

"Gran, was the last Labour government this bad?"

That one would be brilliant!

[Fatrat]

juice said:

fk me...Did Gordon draw those posters ?



Absolute simpleton.

No way it was winky.......the spelling is correct

[mybrainhurts]

Today is a good day...

Again....

[chris watton]

mybrainhurts said:

Today is a good day...

Again....

Didn't even have to use my AK...

[Balmoral Green]

will_ said:

Asked later by one broadcaster if the crash was a metaphor for Labour's election campaign, Lord Mandelson said: "No."