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[babeth]

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I hope you guys wont start to hate me but as of yesterday Im a politician. Oficially.
Im running for the Chamber (House of Commons is the English equivalent I think) for a Flemish/Belgian party at our next elections (June 10th) and for those who are really curious: its Lijst Dedecker, a liberal party.
Not that I tender any hopes of getting elected mind you, the party is young (4 months), I have 10th place on the list for our elections district, and the field is overflowing with eager, richer and better-known contestants, but its a start.

[bex]

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I dont hate you Babeth, My dads the councillor for Nottingham and Ashfield Oh it is a right laugh.

[kodster]

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Bex, Im working for a councillor at this very moment.

[bex]

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When i say councillor I mean politician councillor :P

[geoff]

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Well done Babeth, serious respect for actualy doing something for the good of your community, rather than, as most people do, only sit and complain!

So, as a potential future member of the Belgian govenment, what are your views in the following?

Squirrel taxation, grasshopper equality and social inclusion, the increasing numbers of bogus feline asylum claims and last but not least, the continuing international war on state sponsored mice! :wink:

(Message edited by scorpion on May 08, 2007)

[babeth]

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As you are well aware my dear man, squirrels form a serious burden on any ecologically sound agricultural system that seeks to employ animals to ensure a better harvest. A rise in nut taxation is hence the prudent way to ensure a bumper nut crop, tackling the tricky question of hoarding. One should also take into account that grasshoppers, as a rule, take no active part whatsoever in proper industrial endeavours, forcing them into the dole and causing an enormous strain on our social welfare system. As members of our community however, and as artists in their own right, a stipend should be agreed upon and proper venues erected for them to display their artistic abilities to the joy and betterment of all.
The bogus feline asylum claims are a serious social problem, not in the least because previous administrations have sought to ignore the cat-calls and decided to put a cat-nap on the issue. The canine community can rest assured that this matter will be most sternly looked into. Caterwauling is a serious offence after all.
As on the international war on state sponsored mice we can only state the following: cheesy !!

[geoff]

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Very good Babeth, You certainly would have my vote!!

[kodster]

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quote:

When i say councillor I mean politician councillor :P

Thats what I meant. =P

[bex]

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Ohhh ok, im working for one as well, My dad as well as having another ful time job

[kodster]

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Good for you. At my other job Im only working weekends right now. =S

[geoff]

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Is there a shortage of girls in Kent?

http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/6684299.stmhttp://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/6684299.stm

[babeth]

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Check out my profile for the newest feline denizen of the House of Chaos.
I give you...drum-roll... Hrimnir The Ice-Giant !

[geoff]

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Ahh...Seriously cute!!!

[anukhet]

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...... its a kitty!

To Geoff,
Its not that I didnt have the nerve - its just that I forgot about it :wink:

Anyway here are some pics of Canterbury Road, Herne Bay - make your own conclusions as to why sheep make better girlfriends for young Herne Bay guys.
http://www.hbay.co.uk/html/hbstreet02.htmhttp://www.hbay.co.uk/html/hbstreet02.htm
I just think it was 2 guys who had taken their secretaries out for a meal and bevvies (hence the 10 boxes of stationery) and were on their way back to Herne Bay Court (youll need to look at the web page to know what Im talking about) - I also guess that theres a shortage of skilled labour there too

(Message edited by anukhet on May 28, 2007)

[kodster]

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LOL