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Listed below are comments made by BrianSH between Tuesday, 24th March 2009 and Monday, 11th May 2009.

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Speaker's anger 6:31pm on 11 May 2009 Am I allowed to swear on the BBC blogs as to how appalling it is that this loony is still in place? Are the no honorable members left willing to remove someone who is willing to lecture MPs who question deceitful practices when he is the one covered in dirt?

Humility is a virtue Mr. Speaker.
Unlikely bedfellows 4:21pm on 04 May 2009 I would like to see the oil revenues discounted forward todays value; it would probably be a few trillion.
Coal scrubs up 2:15pm on 01 May 2009 Enhanced oil recovery using CO2, viable at 100 dollars a barrel, not at 50 dollars.

Too much infrastructure would need to be replaced - simply too much capital expenditure.

Technically it is feasible however you'll back produce the CO2 your trying to store; the actual CO2 stored would only be that left once you stop producing oil.
Unlikely bedfellows 09:11am on 01 May 2009 I note that our mutual unionist friend Alan Cochrane is today complaining in the Telegraph that no-one has died of Swine flu in Scotland yet as this stops him blaming the SNP for it.

Do unionists have no shame or morality?
Brown looks to Obama for consensus 11:11am on 26 Mar 2009 How about some real news Nick; The Europeans view of our broken economy or Hannan battering Brown in the EU parliament and how this has became the worlds most popular viral instead of Labour press releases about the Great Leader?

I know that all of the peoples of the Peoples Republic of Britain benefit from superior State Sponsored Media Coverage; but come on!
'Vigilante retribution' 08:50am on 26 Mar 2009 I note that BBC are not only now Anti-SNP but actively pro-Labour - Not one headline regarding the Hannan speach - an act which has now reached the Mainstream Media in the US in addition to being the most viewed video in the world on Youtube for the past two days.
Doing the sums 12:28pm on 25 Mar 2009 #87 aye_write

That post was very long and boring. You can call me anything you want; I don't care.
Doing the sums 09:52am on 25 Mar 2009 #78 Deanthetory

Simple, I blame the parents and 'human rights' for children. If I spray painted trains or assaulted anyone at the age of 10 I'd have got the smack to end all smacks.

And quite right too.
Doing the sums 3:58pm on 24 Mar 2009 #29 deanthetory

Personally I'm not against the belt per se' there discipline and control standards in some schools is an outrage; far more so than the belt ever was.
Doing the sums 2:32pm on 24 Mar 2009 #12 deanthetory

I know that you are of similar age to myself (20ish) therefore I assume you went to a somewhat better school than I; where in the [Personal details removed by Moderator] a class of 8 pupils misbehaving could easily cause difficulty if given to inept teachers; whereas some classes with approx 40-50 pupils and with a decent teacher would rarely have any difficulties.

I myself was lucky enough to get a lot of good teachers and thus some very good results in some subjects - others I can quantify as being somewhat useless at best.

But perhaps you are drawing from a different experience?

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