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- Keith Sansum1
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19 July 2011 12:08115537Today i was loitering outside barryw house whilst waiting for a friend, thanks for the offer of a coffee barryw but had to get away before we got a ticket on the car
thanks anyway
keithALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - 19 July 2011 12:19115540You are welcome Keith.
- 19 July 2011 18:07115591Well Im thrilled to see such 'entente cordiale' breaking out with our extreme opposite political poles. Great stuff indeed, but just for a moment imagine if Keefy had been able to accept and was seduced into BarryWs comfortable pad..how would the conversation have went...how would the event have unfurled?
Act one scene one: Keef sinks comfortably into the soft sofa, after a few cups of convivial Arabica ..followed by a bit of general conversation about birds bees and trees... BarryW suddenly slides the obvious one into the conversation.
"...now that you can see how wonderfully David Cameron is doing Keef, might you consider a fully paid up opportunity right now to join us Conservatives and take this wondrous moment in time to help move the country forward..lets be doing for good with the inconveniences of trade unions, lets get us out of the sovereignty sapping european union, and lets make sure that Gorgeous Georgeous remains our glorious chancellor forever as he is doing soooo well. Mrs Thatcher had it sooooo right, you must agree. She kicked Scargill in the gooleys, gave much more power to Rupert Murdoch, and in the fine style of enterprisation sold off all our housing stock to yuppies..."
" A great catalogue of events you must agree..."
Keef by this stage feeling even more comfortable is stuck for an answer to this cuddly charm offensive and realises he has been accosted and seduced by the soft soak and the comfortable surroundings, but what would Keefs answer be...would he be seduced??
email: dover7@msn.com - 19 July 2011 18:20115595It certainly would have made a good cobbled together meeting of minds.
Marek
I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter) - 19 July 2011 19:23115619alternatively it could have ended up with barry and keith giving a rendition of the "red flag".
all together now:-
the working class
can kiss my ar*e
i,ve got the foremans job at last - 19 July 2011 19:59115631Ahhh but more like sat in my office discussing the latest rumours about this weird Irish cove living perched in a flat on top of Boland Towers.
You know the rumour I mean, those about his living the life of a character in his favourite film played by William Baldwin, but minus Sharon Stone, now what is that film's name? oh yes - Sliver.... Surrounded by screens showing all the most intimate details of the Gateway residents!!! - 19 July 2011 20:27115639would make an enthralling soap opera barry, whether it would be suitable for family viewing is open to question.
- 19 July 2011 20:36115641Howard, we could call it The Champagne Socialist.I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
- 20 July 2011 17:00115817Keef has gone a bit quiet on this one!!lol sez I sitting here with me brown sauce sandwich in one hand and my glass of fake Bollinger in the other !!
email: dover7@msn.com - 20 July 2011 17:05115819What happened to the Pimms and Ploughmans....You're turning tory.. Marek
I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter) - Keith Sansum1
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20 July 2011 17:12115821Could anyone ever suggest i would be silent on the =matter?
no of course not.
Barryw would probably have tried to settle me in his leather armchairs(with footstool lol)
and made the coffee with some added ingrediants(arsnic lol)
barryw, being barryw would not be able to steer clear of telling me how fantastic mr cameron and his blue party is,
and how nasty mr milliband is and those nasty nasty reds.,
he would go on to try to explain about those horrible trade union geezers and there cheek to even think they deserve a wage/decent living standard.
having got past those 2 issues and seeing that we wont ever agree on either of these 2 major issues, we find some common ground within the two.
the benefits stsyem is one that we come closer on although we dont fully support each others methods to get results, never the less we want much the same as an outcome.
of course we then move on to clegg and both agree they are now a waste of space and need to decide in which direction they wish to go.
so the coffee (not fair trade i might add lol)
would have been nice,
but hey ho
ALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - 20 July 2011 17:43115828i can see where this will all end, keith seduced by the trappings of the wealthy will jump ship in the same way that multi coloured ken did all those years ago.
probably even start buying the dover express again hiding it inside his copy of the daily express.
seen it so any times, even our vic has changed sides once. - Keith Sansum1
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20 July 2011 17:46115830howard;l
think i have explained you wont ever see me jump ship
its one party or nowt for me
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