| A perfect metaphor on 18:04 - Feb 2 with 628 views | iamatractorboy |
The sensible thing would be to build a state of the art venue in the middle of the country that is accessible, complete with accommodation. So fat chance of that happening. |  | |  |
| A perfect metaphor on 18:11 - Feb 2 with 615 views | DJR |
| A perfect metaphor on 18:04 - Feb 2 by iamatractorboy |
The sensible thing would be to build a state of the art venue in the middle of the country that is accessible, complete with accommodation. So fat chance of that happening. |
Absolutely. Sadly, the country is obsessed with tradition.
To be honest, I don't even like the Gothic Revival style of the building. |  | | |
| A perfect metaphor on 18:53 - Feb 2 with 578 views | HARRY10 |
I think the announcement that Shell had broke records in regard to the level of profits, wjile British Gas have been breaking into the homes of vulnerable people
How the f ck have we reached this level of obscenity - and how the f ck do some cap doffers still grovel to their corrupt 'betters'
25% would vote for these incompetent bunch of crooks. | | | |
| A perfect metaphor on 20:57 - Feb 2 with 510 views | factual_blue |
| A perfect metaphor on 18:11 - Feb 2 by DJR |
Absolutely. Sadly, the country is obsessed with tradition.
To be honest, I don't even like the Gothic Revival style of the building. |
I love the way so many of our True British Patriots know so little about the building. To listen to a lot of them, it's the building Guy Fawkes tried to blow up.
It dates from the 1830s. The chamber of the House of Commons is post-war, having been damaged by a WW2 bomb.
It's a level of ignorance on a par with believing the Princess Elizabeth drove an ambulance during the Blitz, or that Michael Foot was the best labour Prime Minister. |  |
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