Glued to the telly, Eric, don't think British TV has got that bad just yet there's a few hundred channels which allow us to miss these things![]()

Got it in one EricGood ... that should come in handy on the day of the royal wedding![]()


Looks like there leading you a merry dance EricDoesn't look like our budget will make it thru the Commons. The Liberals have introduced a motion of "no confidenece" and it looks like the NDP (labour .... where my vote will be going) and the Bloc Quebecois will support it. We will be heading to the polls in May .... mmm, Maypolls![]()

Looks like there leading you a merry dance Eric![]()

Like it is here thenYup, in both official languages![]()

Petrol 1p off a litre , thats a joke !

I did the calculator and was shocked that Ian is £1000 worse off and I am only £230 worse off plus inflation. I believe the average is £405 so does that mean those on higher incomes take less of the pain? Can't be right. Ian (entwi) is consierably richer than I!!!!
One thing seems clear, most people if not all are worse off by a considerable amount. What is worrying is growth has been downgraded 3 times now just for this year. From 2.6% to 1.7% and falling.
I think that was the sticking point over here, although our economy is healthy and getting better. That and the billions earmarked for new fighter jets. When only 700 to 800 million would help poor pensioners, it seemed to Jack Layton (I think you two would see eye to eye on most things) leader of the NDP, that the government has its priorities wrong. Thing is, nobody, apart from the Liberals, seems to want an election. The country is in great shape economically, and the minority government is working as it should. If the tories win a majority, there is an ugly, ultra-right wing section of the party that would try to re-visit things such as gay marriage, privatised medical care, tax breaks for the rich who want their kids in private (that's "public" for you guys) schools, access to abortion, government subsidised day care, etc. ... well, you get the picture. All in all, I have to say that ours was not a bad budget. Most Canadians would benefit to some extent. And I for one would rather have seen it pass than have an election. The tories could face a no confidence vote at any time. I don't think that this is the right time.Petrol 1p off a litre , thats a joke !
I did the calculator and was shocked that Ian is £1000 worse off and I am only £230 worse off plus inflation. I believe the average is £405 so does that mean those on higher incomes take less of the pain? Can't be right. Ian (entwi) is consierably richer than I!!!!
One thing seems clear, most people if not all are worse off by a considerable amount. What is worrying is growth has been downgraded 3 times now just for this year. From 2.6% to 1.7% and falling.
what is it with people shortening my nick? 
thats the equivalent of kicking somone in the balls and giving them a lollipop to ease the pain
what a joke hes raised fuel astronomicaly since coming into power just so he can knock a penny off and look like a good guy
aint worked
There is also Hockey. The Stanley Cup Playoffs will be on. Imagine holding a British election in the middle of a World Cup in which England were playing well, with a chance of making the finals (I know that's quite a fantasy, but it could happen
)Looks like I don't have a budget to discuss or compare.)



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