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Listed below are comments made by bradshad1 between Wednesday, 21st January 2009 and Thursday, 15th October 2009.

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The Revisitations of Doctor Kermode 3:17pm on 15 Oct 2009 I though Fight Club was a must see twice movie, the first time you (well I did, and I dont believe I'm that thick) went through to the end and then went 'Oh, clever'. And then watched it the second time and loved it as I understood and saw things I missed the first time round which make perfect sense once you knew the ending.
Big choices 10:46pm on 15 Sep 2009 So if he's finally agreed to make cuts, I look forward to them starting forthwith so they can begin to make a dent in this godawful deficiet we're looking at
Ivan's death 12:18pm on 26 Feb 2009 @171 - that was my point, bad things happen, why bring 'God' into it, unless you admit they caused the suffering in the first place. Or were AWOL when actually required.

My two pennies worth, and if you disagree, Dawkins will get you ;)

I thought Brown's comments were sincere and from the heart. I thought Hague's was a brilliant bit of oratory
Ivan's death 09:36am on 26 Feb 2009 @144, maybe you should be asking your deity where he was the other morning when he was actually needed, or 7 years ago when his prescence was actually needed.....

Nick, for what its worth i thought that this was an excellent and moving piece.

And i can understand the cancelling of PMQ's, but i dont agree with it, this country and the issues that it faces are bigger than one family, however high profile they are.

I ask again, will we suspend PMQ's when Jade Goody dies? Or soldiers? I dont believe that it would be cancelled if the head of state passed away so why now?

Or was it because there was so little time for the deputies to prepare? Which is something i can understand?
Convincing the rebels 3:54pm on 24 Feb 2009 Nick, can we have a blog about what Jack Straw's trying to hide with the ministerial veto of the FOI request on the cabinet minutes for the iraq war. I mean, i think Yes Prime Minister covered release of cabinet minutes.

Still, not wishing to be pulled up about not being on Topic, but read Pratchett's Going Postal for a good look at thr Post Office
Loyalty and discretion 11:07am on 28 Jan 2009 he can't be any worse than blair now can he?
The narrative of the new political era 2:30pm on 21 Jan 2009 phoenix - you wont debate, because like brown, you can't, because you know i'm right.
The narrative of the new political era 1:14pm on 21 Jan 2009 phoenix you won't debate because its me thats intollerant? when i was questioning your intollerance over people who like the same sex. Who appears to be a proud member of a religion which by its defination is intollerant.

Still, if that makes me a trendy intollerant in your eyes, it means i'm right in what i post.

All hail the Spaghetti Monster

I see Gordon has backtracked on the expenses vote.
The narrative of the new political era 12:40pm on 21 Jan 2009 phoenix he used rent boys - ooooooo the horror. Why does thst prevent him being an MP?

Smacks of jealousy on your part if you ask me.

Homophobia, which is what you appear to suffer from, is something you should be ashamed of. Still as a religious bigot, what can you expect?

In regards to PMQ's, what is Ouch Wits that Brown refferred to?
The narrative of the new political era 11:16am on 21 Jan 2009 @69 Careful there flame, you'll be having phoenix getting all in a froth about more deviency in high office.

phoenix for the record,

1) Homosexuality is perfectly fine. And if consenting adults of whatever sex want to get down and do the dirty, its none of your bloody business. And before you say it, homosexuality and paedaphillia are 2 completely separate things;

2) the mods were probably to busy laughing at you to get around to approving your post; and

3) Christianity is protected in this country considerably more than all other faiths (or belivers in superstitious hokum as they should be known) or does having the head of state the head of the church and the bishops in the house of lords mean nothing?

back to Obama vs britain's politicians - Obama signifies hope and change for the better, and boy can he deliver a speech. Three things that Gordon can't.

Plus Obama can do a niffty water to wine trick as well.

Nick does your course mean you're off to pastues new, or have you upset Mandy?

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