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Polly Toynbee: Fuck the unemployed. via The Lone Voice November 28th, 2008 at 09:56

Second rate hack of The Grauniad has cast her wisdom upon the fucked economic situation here in the UK:"Even if unemployment reaches 3 million, that still leaves 90% in secure jobs. Most people will suffer not at all in this recession: on the contrary they will do well..."I am sure that those thrown out of work, those who lose their homes, those who's families break up and who suffer hardship, those who end up suffering depression, who see their lives go down the fiscal crapper will be just so fucking happy that others will be doing well.Mind this is the same hack who claimed that the Tories were pumping cash into tory blogs, the same who said all would be well:Polly Toynbee firing off cunt wafts.A minor slowdown with neither inflation nor unemployment rising will see Brown's old "no...

Falling Down via The Lone Voice July 18th, 2007 at 12:30

Childish, but I laughed at her misfortune.Tags:Humourlive...

Climate Change - Man go’s for a swim. World leaders inspired. via The Lone Voice July 17th, 2007 at 14:16

Man jumps in puddle as reported on the BBC webshyte.An endurance swimmer has completed a 1km swim at the North Pole to highlight the effects of climate change. Lewis Gordon Pugh, 37, swam for 18 minutes and 50 seconds in temperatures of -1.8C (28.7F), the coldest waters a human has swum in. "I hope my swim will inspire world leaders to take climate change seriously," he said.**So lets see, you go for a swim and hope that somehow you going for a swim will "inspire" world leaders to take climate change seriously.How exactly is going for a swim going to inspire anyone to do anything? Man takes a chilly bath and of course all the worlds leaders are going to jump on the global warming bandwagon and fall into line. Or maybe, just maybe they will think that some publicity seeking twat is...

Competition Banned In Cool Brittania. via The Lone Voice July 17th, 2007 at 11:09

Sport banned in Cool Brittania...I couldn't help comparing the energy, the vibrancy, the camaraderie with another event I attended: a non-competitive team morning at a primary school. Emphatically this was not a sports day: sport, for the head teacher, needed to be eradicated in all its forms, as pernicious an evil as sexism and racism. Sport represented competition at its most corrupting: trying to beat someone else at games was, to this head, morally indefensible.And so the children were obliged to stand in line, hanging around waiting to do things like tip water into a bucket or sort plastic bricks into colour-coded lines. Running was banned (someone might hurt himself) and winning didn't happen.**Wow, tip water into a bucket. Now that will really teach them "life skills" that they...