are you happy spending 2 million?
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has cameron ffing lost it. £2 million to find out if we are happy ffs i thought he was supposed to be getting rid of this s
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how the fk does it cost £2 million? has he not heard of survey monkey etc? what has 2 million gone on fking cock
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11833241
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k does it cost £2 million? has he not heard of survey monkey etc? what has 2 million gone on fking cockhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11833241
petemurphy said:
has cameron ffing lost it. £2 million to find out if we are happy ffs i thought he was supposed to be getting rid of this st.
how the fk does it cost £2 million? has he not heard of survey monkey etc? what has 2 million gone on fking cock
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11833241
It's 3p per person. I can live with that.t.how the f
k does it cost £2 million? has he not heard of survey monkey etc? what has 2 million gone on fking cockhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11833241
Slightly more to it than asking people if they're happy if you read beyond the headline and opening paragraph, but don't let than stop the sensationalism.
If you asked me to conduct a comprehensive national survey programme I'd charge more than that, and it wouldn't return me any profit. As a means of keeping a finger on the pulse of the nation and gaining some useable feedback, I don't object actually. I'm not a tory apologist, but it seems like a good idea, and certainly beats the last shower of dribbling spacktards telling us what we want.
Given the FSA alone (until recently) spent nearly three quarters of a million quid a year on tea, coffee and biccies, I'm not going to get outraged by £2M spent on something which on the face of it, seems like a half decent idea to me.
If you asked me to conduct a comprehensive national survey programme I'd charge more than that, and it wouldn't return me any profit. As a means of keeping a finger on the pulse of the nation and gaining some useable feedback, I don't object actually. I'm not a tory apologist, but it seems like a good idea, and certainly beats the last shower of dribbling spacktards telling us what we want.
Given the FSA alone (until recently) spent nearly three quarters of a million quid a year on tea, coffee and biccies, I'm not going to get outraged by £2M spent on something which on the face of it, seems like a half decent idea to me.
Edited by Stu R on Thursday 25th November 18:15
TEKNOPUG said:
petemurphy said:
has cameron ffing lost it. £2 million to find out if we are happy ffs i thought he was supposed to be getting rid of this st.
how the fk does it cost £2 million? has he not heard of survey monkey etc? what has 2 million gone on fking cock
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11833241
It's 3p per person. I can live with that.t.how the f
k does it cost £2 million? has he not heard of survey monkey etc? what has 2 million gone on fking cockhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11833241
Stu R said:
Slightly more to it than asking people if they're happy if you read beyond the headline and opening paragraph, but don't let than stop the sensationalism.
If you asked me to conduct a comprehensive national survey programme I'd charge more than that, and it wouldn't return me any profit. As a means of keeping a finger on the pulse of the nation and gaining some useable feedback, I don't object actually. I'm not a tory apologist, but it seems like a good idea, and certainly beats the last shower of dribbling spacktards telling us what we want.
Given the FSA alone (until recently) spent nearly three quarters of a million quid a year on tea, coffee and biccies, I'm not going to get outraged by £2M spent on something which on the face of it, seems like a half decent idea to me.
read the whole thing and still dont see what more to it there is? we already have a national survey how does this cost 2 million more?If you asked me to conduct a comprehensive national survey programme I'd charge more than that, and it wouldn't return me any profit. As a means of keeping a finger on the pulse of the nation and gaining some useable feedback, I don't object actually. I'm not a tory apologist, but it seems like a good idea, and certainly beats the last shower of dribbling spacktards telling us what we want.
Given the FSA alone (until recently) spent nearly three quarters of a million quid a year on tea, coffee and biccies, I'm not going to get outraged by £2M spent on something which on the face of it, seems like a half decent idea to me.
Edited by Stu R on Thursday 25th November 18:15
thinfourth2 said:
Blue ties spending 2 million on random st = good
Red ties spending 2 million on random st = 
fk bds scottish people bds @£%&^%&%$ @£^£%$& unelected £$%^£$%$%^&£ idiots £$^$%&$%^&!$£^$%^&* piss boiling @£@£$^$%£&@$% st daily mail bds fkers s sthorpe
t = goodRed ties spending 2 million on random s
t = fk bds scottish people bds @£%&^%&%$ @£^£%$& unelected £$%^£$%$%^&£ idiots £$^$%&$%^&!$£^$%^&* piss boiling @£@£$^$%£&@$% st daily mail bds fkers s sthorpe 
Drop in the ocean compared to labours waste.petemurphy said:
Stu R said:
Slightly more to it than asking people if they're happy if you read beyond the headline and opening paragraph, but don't let than stop the sensationalism.
If you asked me to conduct a comprehensive national survey programme I'd charge more than that, and it wouldn't return me any profit. As a means of keeping a finger on the pulse of the nation and gaining some useable feedback, I don't object actually. I'm not a tory apologist, but it seems like a good idea, and certainly beats the last shower of dribbling spacktards telling us what we want.
Given the FSA alone (until recently) spent nearly three quarters of a million quid a year on tea, coffee and biccies, I'm not going to get outraged by £2M spent on something which on the face of it, seems like a half decent idea to me.
read the whole thing and still dont see what more to it there is? we already have a national survey how does this cost 2 million more?If you asked me to conduct a comprehensive national survey programme I'd charge more than that, and it wouldn't return me any profit. As a means of keeping a finger on the pulse of the nation and gaining some useable feedback, I don't object actually. I'm not a tory apologist, but it seems like a good idea, and certainly beats the last shower of dribbling spacktards telling us what we want.
Given the FSA alone (until recently) spent nearly three quarters of a million quid a year on tea, coffee and biccies, I'm not going to get outraged by £2M spent on something which on the face of it, seems like a half decent idea to me.
Edited by Stu R on Thursday 25th November 18:15
If you're truly as outraged as you make out, write to your MP or something.
Stu R said:
petemurphy said:
Stu R said:
Slightly more to it than asking people if they're happy if you read beyond the headline and opening paragraph, but don't let than stop the sensationalism.
If you asked me to conduct a comprehensive national survey programme I'd charge more than that, and it wouldn't return me any profit. As a means of keeping a finger on the pulse of the nation and gaining some useable feedback, I don't object actually. I'm not a tory apologist, but it seems like a good idea, and certainly beats the last shower of dribbling spacktards telling us what we want.
Given the FSA alone (until recently) spent nearly three quarters of a million quid a year on tea, coffee and biccies, I'm not going to get outraged by £2M spent on something which on the face of it, seems like a half decent idea to me.
read the whole thing and still dont see what more to it there is? we already have a national survey how does this cost 2 million more?If you asked me to conduct a comprehensive national survey programme I'd charge more than that, and it wouldn't return me any profit. As a means of keeping a finger on the pulse of the nation and gaining some useable feedback, I don't object actually. I'm not a tory apologist, but it seems like a good idea, and certainly beats the last shower of dribbling spacktards telling us what we want.
Given the FSA alone (until recently) spent nearly three quarters of a million quid a year on tea, coffee and biccies, I'm not going to get outraged by £2M spent on something which on the face of it, seems like a half decent idea to me.
Edited by Stu R on Thursday 25th November 18:15
If you're truly as outraged as you make out, write to your MP or something.
Would you like a hand to untwist your knickers?
petrolsniffer said:
thinfourth2 said:
Blue ties spending 2 million on random st = good
Red ties spending 2 million on random st = fk bds scottish people bds @£%&^%&%$ @£^£%$& unelected £$%^£$%$%^&£ idiots £$^$%&$%^&!$£^$%^&* piss boiling @£@£$^$%£&@$% st daily mail bds fkers s sthorpe
t = goodRed ties spending 2 million on random s
t = fk bds scottish people bds @£%&^%&%$ @£^£%$& unelected £$%^£$%$%^&£ idiots £$^$%&$%^&!$£^$%^&* piss boiling @£@£$^$%£&@$% st daily mail bds fkers s sthorpe Drop in the ocean compared to labours waste.This bunch of
s are(almost) the same as the last bunch of show many u turns now?
Biker's Nemesis said:
Isn't the whole point of a forum to discuss/debate?
Would you like a hand to untwist your knickers?
Indeed, as opposed to going round in circles arguing the toss over something not worthy of it. If it was something significant I'd understand the outrage. Rest assured my frilly knickers remain completely untwisted, it's not me that gives a toss, plus I've seen the colour of the grem under your fingernails so you can keep your hands to yourself Would you like a hand to untwist your knickers?
Stu R said:
Biker's Nemesis said:
Isn't the whole point of a forum to discuss/debate?
Would you like a hand to untwist your knickers?
Indeed, as opposed to going round in circles arguing the toss over something not worthy of it. If it was something significant I'd understand the outrage. Rest assured my frilly knickers remain completely untwisted, it's not me that gives a toss, plus I've seen the colour of the grem under your fingernails so you can keep your hands to yourself Would you like a hand to untwist your knickers?
Another pint of bitter lemon for Stu R bartender.
Pesty said:
petrolsniffer said:
thinfourth2 said:
Blue ties spending 2 million on random st = good
Red ties spending 2 million on random st = fk bds scottish people bds @£%&^%&%$ @£^£%$& unelected £$%^£$%$%^&£ idiots £$^$%&$%^&!$£^$%^&* piss boiling @£@£$^$%£&@$% st daily mail bds fkers s sthorpe
t = goodRed ties spending 2 million on random s
t = fk bds scottish people bds @£%&^%&%$ @£^£%$& unelected £$%^£$%$%^&£ idiots £$^$%&$%^&!$£^$%^&* piss boiling @£@£$^$%£&@$% st daily mail bds fkers s sthorpe Drop in the ocean compared to labours waste.This bunch of
s are(almost) the same as the last bunch of show many u turns now?
Its a pointless waste of money. We shouldn't expect to be happy. Nor should we expect the government to try to make us happy. Happiness is a fleeting, transitory emotion that occasionally occurs between boredom and misery. There is nothing wrong with misery. It is a perfectly decent emotion and should be encouraged.
plasticpig said:
Its a pointless waste of money. We shouldn't expect to be happy. Nor should we expect the government to try to make us happy. Happiness is a fleeting, transitory emotion that occasionally occurs between boredom and misery. There is nothing wrong with misery. It is a perfectly decent emotion and should be encouraged.
They should spend £2m rebranding misery as basic happiness - then nearly everyone can be labelled "happy" and we can all carry on. Similar to the tactic taken with school exams.What is he doing that will cost £2m?.
Shirley all you need to do is ask each MP to speak to a randomly selected group of their constituents and get feedback, MP comes back with notes = country happy and things getting back on track . . . . MP comes back with black eye / broken nose / stab wounds = country not happy and things not getting back on track, its hardly rocket surgery is it
Shirley all you need to do is ask each MP to speak to a randomly selected group of their constituents and get feedback, MP comes back with notes = country happy and things getting back on track . . . . MP comes back with black eye / broken nose / stab wounds = country not happy and things not getting back on track, its hardly rocket surgery is it
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