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A few years back we lived on the edge of the Sussex Downs and our next door neighbour told us an adult greyhound was wandering about, all efforts to catch it, leaving food etc; failed so I telephoned the RSPCA and told them this adult greyhound was running loose, to be told,

"You catch it and we'll come and collect it"!!!

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heh ....pops .....! .....arf

thinking of the labour party ...whoever came up of the idea of Micheal foot running the party , and considering thems selves having electoral potential ....sorry cant think of a quote , but its the thought that counts

and then they topped it with Kinnock ..... (Wales 's eternal disgrace - after Max bloody Boyce )

jubbly

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And yet another one from a newspaper.

This extraordinary picture shows just how busy the Thames has become.

The montage of all the boats which passed between Tower Bridge and London Bridge in a single hour also shows the many different types of river traffic.

Among the 56 vessels pictured are speedboats, fishing boats, lifeboats, container barges and a range of tourist cruisers as well as HMS Belfast, which is permanently moored.

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heh ....pops .....! .....arf

thinking of the labour party ...whoever came up of the idea of Micheal foot running the party , and considering thems selves having electoral potential ....sorry cant think of a quote , but its the thought that counts

and then they topped it with Kinnock ..... (Wales 's eternal disgrace - after Max bloody Boyce )

jubbly

This touches on a thing which has always irritated me. Both Michael Foot and Neil Kinnock were excellent orators, in my view anyway disregarding whether you agree with the content of their speeches, and as such the listening public attributed qualities of leadership to them. Others, who may not be orators, get overlooked. It is necessary as a leader to be able to get your point of view across but rabble rousers do not always make good leaders.

I was watching Bob Crow, the transport workers chief, at the TUC conference yesterday. Wonderful way of getting his points across and entertaining stuff but old archaic ideas.

Thos.

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heh ....pops .....! .....arf

thinking of the labour party ...whoever came up of the idea of Micheal foot running the party , and considering thems selves having electoral potential ....sorry cant think of a quote , but its the thought that counts

and then they topped it with Kinnock ..... (Wales 's eternal disgrace - after Max bloody Boyce )

jubbly

This touches on a thing which has always irritated me. Both Michael Foot and Neil Kinnock were excellent orators, in my view anyway disregarding whether you agree with the content of their speeches, and as such the listening public attributed qualities of leadership to them. Others, who may not be orators, get overlooked. It is necessary as a leader to be able to get your point of view across but rabble rousers do not always make good leaders.

I was watching Bob Crow, the transport workers chief, at the TUC conference yesterday. Wonderful way of getting his points across and entertaining stuff but old archaic ideas.

Thos.

You mean the Welsh Windbag :lol:

The tag of “Welsh windbag” stuck and Neil Kinnock was never taken to the hearts of Middle England, where the marginal seats that Labour needed in order to take power were concentrated.

WELSH WINDBAG

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You mean the Welsh Windbag :lol:

The tag of “Welsh windbag” stuck and Neil Kinnock was never taken to the hearts of Middle England, where the marginal seats that Labour needed in order to take power were concentrated.

WELSH WINDBAG

I am well aware of Kinnock's "tag" but in spite of that he was a fine, moving orator, as oddly enough, many Welsh people are.

(And now the jokes about him being "moving".... I know, I know, he HAD to keep moving etc. etc.)

Thos.

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The most stupid statement I have ever heard?

"Hi, I am with the government and I am here to help you". :huh::blink::unsure::rolleyes: :P

Ummmm.......... well actually I do work for the government and I do help people as long as ability and legislation allows! :blink:

Congrats, nellie2. So do many others who are always being lumped together and scorned.

Thos.

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Not quite in line with this thread but in my opinion there are those who work for the government and the services and those who are merely paid by them. Not really any different than the rest of the world, it's just that we are more likely to come up against them.

Back on the topic what about "Sorry Sir we stopped selling those because there wasn't any demand for them, there aught to be a sign up for all the requests we get"!

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