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Originally Posted by Harry!

I liked the BBC News mention of the traffic lights 'red yellow green' in how it could of been like.

lol yeah xD

[KG.]

Nobodies meeting with the Queen will ever top Ali G's.

Shaven Haven. Respect!

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I bet Cameron is ****ting himself xD

[Callum]

Getting fed up now

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Why? ^ Stability is restored

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Gordon Brown will NOT be stepping down as an MP

[Callum]

Originally Posted by Chewy

Why? ^ Stability is restored

Want to watch EastEnders, only good thing on TV on a Tuesday

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but this history

[Shaun]

-spits out tea at 'eastenders' and 'good' in the same sentence-

[Mark]

Cameron has personal, party members and rich investors interests at heart, and not the publics or the countries. We are losing Gordon Brown - a statesman, a man of principle, and a determined character. This is a sad day for the UK.

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Originally Posted by Mark

Cameron has personal, party members and rich investors interests at heart, and not the publics or the countries. We are losing Gordon Brown - a statesman, a man of principle, and a determined character. This is a sad day for the UK.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Mark

Cameron has personal, party members and rich investors interests at heart, and not the publics or the countries. We are losing Gordon Brown - a statesman, a man of principle, and a determined character. This is a sad day for the UK.

Mark,
With Respect
it is a Good Day for Democracy.


He was Never Ever Elected


Blame Warmonger Blair.

[Callum]

Originally Posted by Mark

Cameron has personal, party members and rich investors interests at heart, and not the publics or the countries. We are losing Gordon Brown - a statesman, a man of principle, and a determined character. This is a sad day for the UK.

I agree, he has helped get us out of the recession and generally been a good PM. I think there will be another election soon, the coalition won't last long plus I love the buzz of an election night.

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Originally Posted by arista

Mark,
With Respect
it is a Good Day for Democracy.


He was Never Ever Elected


Blame Warmonger Blair.

I have to agree with this too in a way, Cameron got the most votes, it is only right that he is PM, even if I am a Labour supporter

and EVERYONE blames Blair

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nate

Lets just hope he ****s up in time for the next election.

No he has had enough
and to be fair so has his wife.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Chewy

I have to agree with this too in a way, Cameron got the most votes, it is only right that he is PM, even if I am a Labour supporter

and EVERYONE blames Blair

Thank You.

[arista]

The BBC said Eastenders will Follow

But will anyone still be up.

[sooty]

Originally Posted by Mark

Cameron has personal, party members and rich investors interests at heart, and not the publics or the countries. We are losing Gordon Brown - a statesman, a man of principle, and a determined character. This is a sad day for the UK.

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Just to think, the first PM that QEII dealt with was Winston Churchill

12 whole Prime Ministers

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David Cameron is now the PM, and is en route to Downing Street

[Jack_]

Exciting stuff

Still can't begin to comprehend how people are complaining about missing Eastenders though. What a joke.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Chewy

Just to think, the first PM that QEII dealt with was Winston Churchill

12 whole Prime Ministers

Yes Tough Old Lady.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Exciting stuff

Still can't begin to comprehend how people are complaining about missing Eastenders though. What a joke.

Well old Dimble git
claims it Follows him


But would anyone still be awake.




Have Some Party.

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Feck EastEnders, this all kicked off just over an hour ago, and was totally unexpected, and was pretty exciting, and sad, seeing Brown go

[Shasown]

In a way I hope Cameron tells the Queen no thanks. he is at the start of a Premiership that could make the Conservatives unelectable for the many years to come depending on how he handles the country's problems.

Also if he said no, would Nick Clegg take up the mantle of PM? PMSL. Country goes back to the polls and the Lib-Dems may be wiped out for appearing to be so low on integrity by entering into negotiations with labour after Cleggs pre election statements about bolstering the highest vote winner.