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Listed below are comments made by squidthing1976 between Friday, 16th January 2009 and Tuesday, 9th June 2009.

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My take on seven days of Labour crisis 09:43am on 09 Jun 2009 #9 not only engage with democracy but with the voters as well. I know I am not the only person who saw representatives of the main parties posting leaflets through doors yet doing their up most to avoid actually listening to the voters yet the B.N.P. do the opposite, at the end of the day everybody wants to feel like somebody is listening even if that ear belongs to somebody who has recently escaped the asylum.
My take on seven days of Labour crisis 09:15am on 09 Jun 2009 Junkkmale you really seem to have gotten the wrong end of the stick when it comes to the way the political system works in this country, you would appear to be under the wild impression that individuals (usually with some party affiliation) put forth ideas and policies to the populace and who ever has the best/most appealing ideas and policies gets the most votes, they then represent the population and endevour to implement said ideas and polices, how ever the truth is that 646 people command the uneducated hordes irrespective of any desires that the uneducated may have, I mean how would 60 million people ever know anything.
Saturday 6 June 2009 11:20am on 08 Jun 2009 I have to say I am more than a little surprised that so many parties have a problem with the democratic process, agree or disagree with the B.N.P. (personally I do not agree) you must accept that they were voted for by an amount of the electorate, perhaps instead of stomping off in a childish hissy fit or in essence call the electorate stupid, why not and this is quite radical listen to the population and maybe just maybe endevour to provide to their needs.
What does a shoplifter look like? 2:31pm on 19 Jan 2009 As a security guard and having worked numerous retail establishments, I would like to think that nobody in particular get overly close scrutiny without reason, however I find many many many different things can spark your attention towards somebody, anything from dress, manner and of course each store has 'hit' items normally small and pocketable. Next time an individual finds unwelcome security attention, look around and wonder why 1st, I mean after all the guard wont be doing it for fun it's making more work for them.
How visual radio works 4:19pm on 16 Jan 2009 Visual radio? at first i thought surely that would be television, however upon reading the article i have realised it is simply television subtitles in essence.
Rumour of the day - Pennant to Madrid? 11:39am on 16 Jan 2009 I know Real Madrid are having a bad season but i had no idea it was THAT bad.
Is this the week football finally lost the plot? It's your call 11:20am on 16 Jan 2009 posh_tilidie

why can you not stop going surely it's not an addiction?

I do agree that the money is insane don't for a second get me wrong, i would much rather see a level playing field where a teams size by way of fan base essentially dictates its funding.

What alternatives are available? Please before posting some wonderous new plan to bring football back for the working man, remember football is global so it has to be a level playing field world wide.
The ghost towns of Britain 10:53am on 16 Jan 2009 Towns have been slowly dying for many many years, much to the benefit of huge shopping centres. the current sharper decline is just that a sharper decline.
Is this the week football finally lost the plot? It's your call 10:42am on 16 Jan 2009 Apologies for my poor punctuation, it is however still a valid point in relation to workers loyalty to a company.
Is this the week football finally lost the plot? It's your call 10:30am on 16 Jan 2009 i love ppl arguing about money simple truth is if you as a worker got offered 2 times or maybe even 3 times your current wage by a rival company there would be little choice just take the job love the added cash

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