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    Maybe look for a rent boy then!!

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    allright brian youll just have to bent a bit more but remember the panto season is here and he could be behind you

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    #21 now that sounds like a proper lord

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    Hi shipmates, I was thinking a small tarpauilng muster should buy us a peerage off E/Bay , then we could take our seat in the lords, on a rota system £300 a day ? we all could become "The lords of the middle watch" The Crest two tridents or{ caulking mallets} over empty bottles, Rum? on a background of B.P green, that would have a attractive shipshape look on the blazer pocket... the money is tax free... our attendence record would be the best ...

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    For a rebellion to succeed you need the Military on your side. In Britain the Military will always remain loyal to the Crown. They've taken an oath to do that.

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    The arrogant bas**** has said in interview that we should thank him for all his time to become a lord KT

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    I did read somewhere the lords is the only public building where you can still smoke{one for them one for us}must be nice a large brandy and a good Cuban cigar duty free and £300.00 per day and exies?jp

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    #27 nearly as good as japan in the 50s and 60s.......young mans valhalla

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    There is a simple answer to this, all it needs is a private members bill to remove the House Of Lords from existance. So simple, all the Lords have to do is vote for it, problem solved.

    Have you ever seen pigs when there is nothing in the trough, they can get very vocal
    Last edited by happy daze john in oz; 18th December 2013 at 05:40 AM.
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    #14... They are all tarred with the same brush.. Even the Iron Lady re introduced taxing expenses for seafarers joining ships. Business men which suppose includes politicians no such thing. There are still 2 classes of society in Britain , the haves and the have nots. John S.

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