Aye, solid wood from the neck up, actually feeling a bit sorry for the poor sod these days, a bit, not a lotJeremy is coming to Stoke on the 1st. No venue - it's an outdoor 90 minute event before he heads up to Glasgow I think. Bloke must be bloody knackered.
Owen Smith came to Stoke today (or yesterday). About 25 people turned up.
In other news, I learned a fun anecdote about Angela Eagle today. She once (1992 I think) went for selection in Stoke South (or was it North? I think South). During her speech to convince people to choose her, she said something along the lines of, "you should choose me because if you don't you'll be depriving yourself of cabinet material."
wtf?
She wasn't selected.
We back to obscure bands now? Or is it a kind of bread rolli used to work near stoke i actually like stoke and stone
Only since the iron fist of the SNP, irn bru and deep fried mars bars were commonplace before themoatcakes are compulsory in scotland i think
at least I hve her though, the eagle she loves me. Together we cry 'arghh'under the bridge
must be keeping his strength up by all that sitting down on train floors
oatcakes are compulsory in scotland i think
you don't have pmt buses any more
or longton bus station, once probably the country's only bus depot / bus station / bowling alley / restaurant / nightclub / cabaret venue all in one building.
and mmm, oatcakes
for reasons i don't understand but don't argue about, one of the sainsbuggers in reading sells packs of oatcakes. i developed a taste for them when i lived in north staffs (newcastle, actually) for a couple of years.
i went past a chippy in scotland on west coast somewhere down southish that proudly advertised it was the origin of deep fried mars bars
Nah he wouldn't eat matzo crackers as he is a secret anti-semite who should be purged from the party.
Stonehaven that was where it was
