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Listed below are comments made by iggy23 between Monday, 9th March 2009 and Friday, 23rd October 2009.

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Mulling it over 9:28pm on 23 Oct 2009 I'm not an eminent politician or journalist, so can you tell me what he meant by that comment?
Confused? You will be. 10:03pm on 29 Sep 2009 You have the neglect of working parents, and their latchkey kids, and the neglect of yob parents, with their latchkey kids. It doesn't matter whether you're working or not, have money or not, some people just have no parenting skills. Why would they? They were probably latchkey kids themselves.
En garde! 9:45pm on 22 Sep 2009 After Brown I've developed an intense suspicion that new PMs/FMs parachuted in mid-term tend to make things so pear shaped. Rhodri should hold on until the next Assembly elections before retiring.
No go. 5:35pm on 21 Sep 2009 good for them. Not being funny or owt, but the members of the Assembly are our elected representatives, not some "commission" or quango. A commission should only make recommendations, the ultimate decision rests with the AMS. That's democracy.
Game over 9:44pm on 04 Sep 2009 I don't really want to comment on the obvious hypocrisy of a bilingual Assembly in a bilingual country that isn't... bilingual...
BBC iPlayer application on Nokia N95, N85 8GB and E71 10:52am on 15 Jun 2009 the volume up/down controls don't work on my E71 - there is no way to make the streams louder or quieter when using iPlayer (bizarrely, as I thought the volume controls were a hardware function not a software one).

Looking forward to BBC Wales and Radio Wales/Cymru ;)
Video: BBCiPlayer on N95 12:27pm on 12 Jun 2009 Nothing comes up in the Welsh link in iPlayer (E71) and there are no Welsh Radio stations either. Can you sort that out? We don't all live in London ;)
Every day when I wake up ..? 1:06pm on 02 Apr 2009 Pay council-tax to a Welsh council, you get a vote. If you don't... you don't. Simple.
Use it or lose it? 3:11pm on 11 Mar 2009 This thread is a perfect example of why Wales has (throughout history) always got the scraps. We always descend into infighting. It was true in the Iron-Age, tribe vs tribe. True in Tudor times, and true now. Celtic spirit?

One section of the country will always want self-determination. The other section will always want to let someone else do it (as long as their is a job in it for them).

Come on, we all want what's best for our country. If that's independence, let's talk about it. If it's remaining as we are, let's talk about it. Don't just sit there shouting and squabbling with each other, because no-one wins. Or rather, someone always wins, but it's not the Welsh...
Use it or lose it? 6:24pm on 09 Mar 2009 There is a "Yes" group, it's called Wales First.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=40044911971

It's about as legitimate as the True Wales one. Which means it should get airtime too.

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