Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Back to the Past
I know they say you should never return to the scene of an electoral crime, but after watching West Ham lose 5-0 to beat Chelsea this evening I'm popping up to North Norfolk for a few days R & R. Mind you, every minute of every day seems accounted for. On Friday we're going to the wedding of two friends who were very good to us during my time up there and on Saturday I'm going to do a bit of canvassing in the local election campaign in Fakenham. No doubt the local LibDems will be putting out the welcoming flags...
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Stop bothering with this 'way out west' stuff about the Irish - this is what the public want !
http://politics.guardian.co.uk/libdems/story/0,,2059582,00.html
Go on, admit it, you can't help but like the guy..
Please enjoy your sojourn in wonderful old Fakenham, Iain. Grown quite a lot since my visits of the '60s I understand. A lot of true "Blues" up there as I recall. Lovely people.
Bit below the belt? Thinks it pathetic personally
Iain Dale - below the belt? Saucy ;-)
Iain - why can't we see the deleted posts, makes it very difficuly to follow the thread when some of the later posts make reference to them.
Adam, Because they contained sexually abusive comments.
Very tempting bet in the bookie window. £220 for £10 stake for Chelsea to muller West Ham 4-0. Sounds like easy money, except Chelsea are so blumming lazy and will shut down at 2-0.
Iain,
The first one did. The second one (my one) didn't.
It was a double-entendre where I was actually criticising his personal abuse, but also making a joke out of it.
You shouldn't be so sensitive.
It's clear there is now a concerted homophic BNP attack on this blog. Thgey don't like it up 'em, obviously. Or perhaps they do.
I love North Norfolk. I'd genuinely rather be in Weybourne than anywhere else in the world.
I love North Norfolk too. Brilliant part of the world, except for the surfeit of Islington tractors at Burnham (driven in many cases by public servants taking a break from discussing how their boroughs can reduce the impact of global warming).
Still, great fish shop.
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