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Siddique Khan being questioned by a journalist on the news tonight about his less than flattering comments about Jeremy Corbyn a while back, failed to answer the question. In true politician style he batted off follow up attempts.

 

If I was a Londoner, I would be asking for a better, more honest mayor. One who could answer a direct question and not be a slippery snake.

 

Yeah, I know it's never going to happen but Khan just got on my thrupenny bits. If you have no faith in Jeremy, be big enough to stick by your opinion.

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Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:

 

Siddique Khan being questioned by a journalist on the news tonight about his less than flattering comments about Jeremy Corbyn a while back, failed to answer the question. In true politician style he batted off follow up attempts.

 

If I was a Londoner, I would be asking for a better, more honest mayor. One who could answer a direct question and not be a slippery snake.

 

Yeah, I know it's never going to happen but Khan just got on my thrupenny bits. If you have no faith in Jeremy, be big enough to stick by your opinion.

Politicians eh? 

FM

Went to pay the Council Tax at the local library where they have a payment counter dedicated to such payments.

 

Only to be told it's closing down due to 'cut backs' 

 

Nearest payment point is 5miles away. So now we have to apply for a payment card - the cost of which will probably exceed the workers wages in the library!!

Saint
Saint posted:

Went to pay the Council Tax at the local library where they have a payment counter dedicated to such payments.

 

Only to be told it's closing down due to 'cut backs' 

 

Nearest payment point is 5miles away. So now we have to apply for a payment card - the cost of which will probably exceed the workers wages in the library!!

You can always do it online  

FM

 

On my train journey Friday, a chap got on the train and sat next to me and asked me two questions, both of which were quite surprising.

 

Firstly as the train pulled out of Birmingham he asked me "Is this train going to Leeds". I was rather confused as to why he had jumped on a train which he had no idea where it was destined!

 

Secondly he then asked me for a lighter. Now my understanding is that there are no smoking carriages. Being a non smoker I said no. He then asked me if any of the other passengers may have a lighter, I replied that I have no idea - go ask. Which he did, and not one person had one.

 

Fortunately, unlike myself he had not got a reserved seat and was soon ejected by the rightful owner of that seat for their journey.

 

I next time I saw this chap he was flying past the window trying to light up a cigarette (kidding).

 

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