Gordon gone!

Britain now has no government...

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Thought you meant Gordon as in the boardsie....

Alos, the other one's gone about 30 odd hour snow...

biko

INVADE!!!!

bronte

Think again! Welcome to the age of Bronte.

anniehoo

Amazed! Just watching it now on BBC....there must be some sh!t comin down the line oh oh!!

dr.bollocko

Why are you amazed? He announced he was going to step down a few days ago.

admiralofthefleet

who really gives a fiddlers fart

anniehoo

dr.bollocko wrote: »

Why are you amazed? He announced he was going to step down a few days ago.

Havent listened to much news this week...so amazed cos its the first time ive heard it!

Sea Sharp

Is he going or gone?

Euro_Kraut

Deleted User wrote: »

Britain now has no government...

It has a Government. Its called the Queen. For the next hour or so Britain is a absolute monarchy.

Saadyst

Well step down in a few months if they could get a deal with the Lib Dems... since the talks failed with the Lib Dems, he's resigning immediately - which means there's no chance of Labour staying in govt now. So it's new news.

scudzilla

Give it a few months and the Tories will be back to there old perverted ways

MrStuffins

He has to tell The Queen who should be next PM!

I hope he says JIMMY BULLARD!

brummytom

I'll just repeat what I said in another thread;


I genuinely thought Brown came across really well in his speech - the looks on his and his wife's faces weren't of sadness or loss, they looked relieved.

I thought it was nice they way he talked about being a father; it's the only time I've ever seen him really truly smile. All the best to him in the future, and fair play to him for not manipulating his children to aid his campaign (like certain leaders would...).



Now for the Tories. God help us

Euro_Kraut

MrStuffins wrote: »

He has to tell The Queen who should be next PM!

At which point the Queen updates her facebook status to 'Davo, my office now!!! lol '

pirateninja

I thought it was a very good speech. He looked really composed and happy to just move on. It was really sad to see his two kids been brought out to leave, they haven't a clue whats going on.

PK2008

So long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!............





....jerkass!

2ygb4cmqetsjhx

To be honest. I couldn't give a **** if Hitler or Nick Griffen ran England. They are still ****ed anyway.

MrStuffins

Jewel Gorgeous Windsurfing wrote: »

To be honest. I couldn't give a **** if Hitler or Nick Griffen ran England. They are still ****ed anyway.

Griffin? Really?

sudzs

Jewel Gorgeous Windsurfing wrote: »

To be honest. I couldn't give a **** if Hitler or Nick Griffen ran England. They are still ****ed anyway.

Nick who????

Gordon

I'm still here, you can't get rid of me that easily!

Saadyst

Jewel Gorgeous Windsurfing wrote: »

To be honest. I couldn't give a **** if Hitler or Nick Griffen ran England. They are still ****ed anyway.

*awaits in-depth analysis explaining why* :rolleyes:

Gordon

Gordon wrote: »

I'm still here, you can't get rid of me that easily!

You must feel really Browned off sharing his name. :pac:

Gordon

Deleted User wrote: »

You must feel really Browned off sharing his name. :pac:

It's not the coolest name in the land these days still, no need to labour that point home..

Einstein

sudzs wrote: »

Nick who????

hitler who?

cypharius

Quick! Now's our chance while they're busy sorting that out. Everyone grab a pitchfork and meet me in Belfast.

MrStuffins

Einstein wrote: »

hitler who?

Godwin who?

Mike 1972

Jewel Gorgeous Windsurfing wrote: »

To be honest. I couldn't give a **** if Hitler or Nick Griffen ran England. .

A lot of Poles/Czechs/Dutch/Danes/French......... Used to think the same about Germany

bleg

Fair play to him... Taking full, personal responsibility for the loss of the election.

Euro_Kraut

Gordon making his way back to Scotland this evening

Mark200

David Cameron is now PM

ctrl-alt-delete

I'll miss the way he takes breaths in his speeches.

4zn76tysfajdxp

Mark200 wrote: »

David Cameron is now PM

Oh.

red herring

Gordons speech was amazing. Dreading the tories, back to the thatcher era we go!

Ann22

I liked Gordon Brown....there I've said it..and I liked Tony Blair too. They always seemed very down to earth in interviews. I'm not taking to Cameron at all.

My name is URL

Hannah Chilly Fencing wrote: »

Oh.

They're all so... beige

bnt

Gordon wrote: »

I'm still here, you can't get rid of me that easily!

Gordon's Alive!

I wouldn't call this a return to the Thatcher era. There aren't many coal miners left to go on strike. These days, the trouble's at British Airways ... hmm.

PK2008

Cant see that coalition lasting tbh

Biggins

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

who really gives a fiddlers fart

A fiddler!!! ...Like duh!
Hint: the answer was in the question.

OPENROAD

Did I just hear on sky news that Irish parliment has been stormed by protesters :eek:

PK2008

OPENROAD wrote: »

Did I just hear on sky news that Irish parliment has been stormed by protestants :eek:

FYP

owenc

hurray gooo conservatives.. good ridence gordon brown!!!

efb

Liz is no longer friends with Gordon

Liz and Dave are now friends

Dave and Nick joined the Group ConDem

Son Of A Vidic

biko wrote: »

INVADE!!!!

Great idea, we could launch a blitzkrieg of Paedophile priests. Once they've established a beachhead, we could withdraw and leave the scum over there.

bob50

brummytom wrote: »

I'll just repeat what I said in another thread;


I genuinely thought Brown came across really well in his speech - the looks on his and his wife's faces weren't of sadness or loss, they looked relieved.

I thought it was nice they way he talked about being a father; it's the only time I've ever seen him really truly smile. All the best to him in the future, and fair play to him for not manipulating his children to aid his campaign (like certain leaders would...).



Now for the Tories. God help us

i agree I tought it was an emotional speech though. Best of luck to him

I think
They will regret getting ridding of him

dsmythy

Mike 1972 wrote: »

A lot of Poles/Czechs/Dutch/Danes/French......... Used to think the same about Germany

Yeah I can picture the scene as Britain begins invading other European countries while America twiddles it's thumbs shrugging it's shoulders.

sron

It seems Brown and Nü Labour are already having their legacy airbrushed. Labour wouldn't do a deal with the Lib-dems over the abandonment of I.D. cards (also there's the war, innumerable quangos, terrible economic management, and so on) - How can anyone call them even remotely left wing?

At least one knows what to expect from the Tories, and tempered with the Lib-dems they should be moderate enough to exceed their predecessors.

dsmythy

dsmythy wrote: »

Yeah I can picture the scene as Britain begins invading other European countries while America twiddles it's thumbs shrugging it's shoulders.

Doubt it! A Tory government is more likely to try to widen the English channel.

sron

Deleted User wrote: »

Doubt it! A Tory government is more likely to try to widen the English channel.

Many leading Tories agree that the evacuation of Dunkirk was Britain's finest moment, when against all the odds, the British left Europe.

TheZohanS

Jewel Gorgeous Windsurfing wrote: »

To be honest. I couldn't give a **** if Hitler or Nick Griffen ran England. They are still ****ed anyway.

Yeah, I couldn't give a **** who runs our biggest trading partner either.

Up the ra!








:rolleyes:

littlefriend

I'm quite attracted to Gordon Brown