Alex

It's similar I suppose but it's even more down to who the media wants to win. Or rather more about who controls the media. I have issues with Corbyn but I don't think he's been given anything like a fair crack of the whip. If you look at the run up to the last election also, stuff like the defection of Douglas Carswell to UKIP, there was so little made of it it was untrue. That's not a comparison to the internal strife with the PLP but there was more made of Milliband's supposed inability to eat a bacon sandwich. Likewise Cameron sticking his cock in a dead pig's head. A week later it was like that story had never broken.

Have to say I agree with a lot of what Parky is saying here.

I was trying to work out who he reminded me of

If and when Labour get in with a majority I don't think they're any more likely to grant PR than the Conservatives are, unfortunately.

Apt though

"Ordinary working people" set to replace "Hardworking families" as the latest piece of meaningless drivel

It literally makes no sense arguing from an economic viewpoint and voting leave

Jenas is really good actually.

Incredibly naive to assume otherwise tbh.

Alreet, B-Real

Don't go sitting on any walls, CT

You've missed the fucking point you idiot.

Can't wait for J69's enlightened take on this btw. Without any reference to his career I might add

Well it can. I would say it's probably more far helpful as stress relief than the harm it causes. It always comes way behind alcohol, tobacco, and most of the well-known class A in terms of harm caused to the user and others though. Which actually is based on evidence. I'm not suggesting for one moment it's harmless but we're talking about recreational drugs so you really have to make a relative judgement rather than look at it in isolation.

Bong-eyed tbh

Are there any actual figures to back that up? Because given the amount of people on it, that sounds like anecdotal bollocks

I don't even think that many of them do. If you turned 15 in 1960 you'll be 71 this year.

If the politicians have said in public that there won't be any discussions on the future relationship between Britain and the EU until after article 50 has been triggered then they are, of course, to be taken 100% at their word.

Weed being illegal is fucking mental like. What a waste of time

It's funny when Savage is put in a tight spot so he resorts to one of several variants of "Have you ever played professional football?" Except he thinks he's then won the argument instead of demonstrating he's already lost it.

The dad of a lad I used to live with used to own Altrincham. The football team rather than the place.

Cum-filled ones

You're a bad loser for saying that, Meenz