I wonder if anyone else has spotted a similarity between Soo, the panda girlfriend of popular glove puppet Sooty, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alastair Darling? Are they by any chance related?
'Izzy wizzy, let's get busy!'
Update: I see Soo won the Weakest Link - Puppet Special this Saturday, pipping Roland Rat to £11,500 for charity. And only two days after local mosaicist Martin Cheek became a winner on the same programme. Well, not the puppet version, the normal version. Sadly all the Chancellor seems to do these days is go home with nothing.
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How about a poll on the fuel costs due to fiscal incompetence. Diesel at £1.50 a litre in september anyone. I predicted to a friend that Diesel would hit £1.20 in April of this year and that was back in August of last year?
At the rate we are going anyone with a fire place boarded up will rightly think about getting it checked out for re-use. I can see the coal deliveries starting up again.
We have a massive fuel problem that is not being resolved in this country - get ready for the lights out if we have a long cold spell this year. Great got that off me chest, thank god for blog sites.
The similarity is striking - even more so when you realise that the chancellor also has a hand up him - Gordon's.
What animal does Sandy Beach look like?
A Muppet,
SWAN (Vesta Vulgaris)
'MR X'
I think you have your Jimmy's and Sandy's mixed up.
Annon 10:20 a poll on fuel costs due to fiscal incompetance aimed at who ?
Thatcher for closing the mines, big business obstructing green energy sources, international capitalists causing a credit crunch forcing investors into fuel commodity markets. Please be more specific.
Tony
you appear to be saying more people should have kept digging this up and I agree the damage Maggie did
Perhaps through your trades union links you could ask the Tower Colliery buy out boys if they could send a sidecar full of coal round to anon 10 20 ? He seems to now see a need for it after all.
As for get ready for the lights out. We will need diesel for the unbreliable backup emergency generators. Bit of of a vicious circle developing here.
And on the subject of unreliable back up power
you know what hoss he's riding in on
I know. Those nice Polish people could come over and re-open our mines.
Sorted
I tried having a word with Harry Corbett, to see how he feels about this but all I could get out of him was "Bye bye everybody, bye bye"!
His late uncle, Harry Ramsden, was a little more forthcoming with "Everyone has had their chips", though.
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