saj_123
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PUBLIC SECTOR PAY IS BAD? ARE YOU FUCKING HAVING ME ON SAJ?
Those that work in the council offices get paid stupid money for the jobs they do, i.e. fuck all.
Ollie, I like you more and more each day
I work on a civil service contract. Most people in the office are basically glorified admin assistants earning £40k (the lowest you can earn in this department is £25k and can potentially get to £200k), getting 30 days holiday standard, bank holidays as normal plus extra days off for christmas, easter and the queens fucking birthday. They also get up to 25 flex days a year
Thats 66 days off a year as standard 
O I do apologize I was under the conception that public sector pay was bad. My mistake 
[Edited on 07-05-2010 by saj_123]
Thats ok mate, would you like to come around later for a cuddle?
Yea I am in absolute dismay.
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Ben G
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we are all going to die of aids.
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Ian
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(4 times more votes, and 53 times more seats  )
If your maths were correct, it would look even more stark.
4 times the votes but 53/0 times the seats.
Divide by zero = infinity.
I do think a lot of those 1.5m people would get a surprise if they actually read the policies though. Most of those votes for me are in objection to the big three and not because these people actually agree with everything they say.
I applaud the likes of UKIP and BNP for getting people interested in politics tbh. If only to denounce them.
I also think Labour will strengthen their position by letting the Cons and Lib Dem get on with it. Being in opposition to a coalition government in this climate is a gift. Sure the Tories will claim that Labour left an appalling legacy but whoever has to make these massive cuts that are absolutely necessary will catastrophically lose next time around and not get back in for a long while after that.
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Hammer
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whoever has to make these massive cuts that are absolutely necessary will catastrophically lose next time around and not get back in for a long while after that.
Good point.
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Steve
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Is it me or do Cameron and Clegg almost look indeictal 
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SetH
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Is it me or do Cameron and Clegg almost look indeictal
They are clones created from North Korean genetics experiments... be afraid.
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Hammer
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Is it me or do Cameron and Clegg almost look indeictal
I'm not too sure what that means mate.
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Steve
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sorry im dicktletick
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Hammer
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You will be sorry mate, any more of your cheek.
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Steve
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THEY HAVE A DEAL
apparently 
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Steve
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http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/Hung-Parliament-Sky-Sources-Say-Tories-And-Lib-Dems-Have-Agreed-The-Outline-Of-A-Deal/Article/201005215628731?lpos=Politics_Carousel_Region_0&lid=ARTICLE_15628731_Hung_Parliament%3A_Sky_Sources_Say_Tories_And_Lib_Dems_Have_Agreed_The_Outline_Of_A_Deal
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adiohead
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i would very much like to see brown kicked in the arse out of no.10/11
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Daimo B
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Gordon Brown can take a bottle of Irn Bru and shove it right up up that country screwing party ass of his.
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Shell
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I would say NHS is poorly paid, but that seems to only apply to Nurses
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MJFF88
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Browns resigning as PM & Labour have begun talks with Lib Dem
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Ben G
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brown should be paraded down high streets all over the country, all tied up with the streets lined with people throwing eggs and shit, yes real shit.
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Ben G
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THEY HAVE A DEAL
apparently
Lib Dem MPs have said they want "clarification" on electoral reform in any deal to form a government with the Tories, as Simon Hughes warns agreement may not be reached today.
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Steve
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It would be an absolute joke if labour partnered with Libs dems, the country being ruled by two LOSING parties, that would just about finish it off for me
cant see it happening though, there would be an uproar
[Edited on 10-05-2010 by Steve]
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Ian
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Brown steps down.
Daft really, looking like a Con-Dem coalition, which is going to make Labour look good compared to the cuts they're making and the amount of time it'll take to implement them.
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Steve
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Im a little concerend about the fact that Nick Clegg wants to open formal talk with labour.
How can the most stable govt be one cobbled together from a bunch of parties scraped together from various obscure locations
Ridiculous to even consider it
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Steve
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And browns not even stepping down really, well not until september anyway, fucking scottish prick
[Edited on 10-05-2010 by Steve]
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James
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Got carried away and started my own thread until I saw it in here
I fear that Clegg is keen to look at a Lib Dem > Labour coalition but has said he won't do it with GB in charge of Labour.
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Butler
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Heseltines got it right...
"This would be the second time we faced an unelected Labour prime minister. The only way they could get a majority in the commons would be by lining up with all the Welsh, Irish and Scottish nationalist parties. The effect of that would be that the cuts which are necessary would not happen in Scotland, Ireland or Wales. The English taxpayer ... would have to bear the cuts ...
This is mind blowing. I don't know how anyone would have such a barefaced nerve as to put such a proposition in the circumstances ... The only viable solution is for David Cameron to become the prime minister."
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Hammer
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Labour/Lib Dem/Nationalist government by Friday at the latest.
You heard it here first.
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John
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Heseltines got it right...
"This would be the second time we faced an unelected Labour prime minister. The only way they could get a majority in the commons would be by lining up with all the Welsh, Irish and Scottish nationalist parties. The effect of that would be that the cuts which are necessary would not happen in Scotland, Ireland or Wales. The English taxpayer ... would have to bear the cuts ...
This is mind blowing. I don't know how anyone would have such a barefaced nerve as to put such a proposition in the circumstances ... The only viable solution is for David Cameron to become the prime minister."
What a lot of shit.
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