Free Ultrafast broadband for all!
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No. It is. It's just stupid. It's a step away from saying "vote for me and I'll give you some sweets".
Wankpots, the lot of 'em.
CatmanV2
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I shall tweet our demands at once.
zagatoes30
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Is there an SM campaign to get 'wankpot' in the OED this year?
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There should be, it is a great generic term for muppets out there
conaero
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It’s from Labour so what do you expect?
Quick vote grabber to the working class without thinking it through and no consideration for the loss of jobs.
Add to that the internet will be run by the same council lot that can’t even get my buns emptied efficiently and I’d rather pay as I do.
Quick vote grabber to the working class without thinking it through and no consideration for the loss of jobs.
Add to that the internet will be run by the same council lot that can’t even get my buns emptied efficiently and I’d rather pay as I do.
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My buns - that made me chuckle,
Yes sir, how can we help, my buns haven't been emptied again......
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Bun emptying?? Crikey, it's posh down your way, Matt!
CatmanV2
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Original cost was £20b
By the time the Chairman of BT had finished the back of a napkin calculation, looks far more like £100b over some years with a concomitant destruction of any competition in the broadband market (or at the very least a massive restructuring of product offerings and value adds)
Basic basic errors and a demonstration of lack of real business understanding, is my take.
Still happy for anyone to explain why not as I hope I'd have had the same response if Johnson had suggested it
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By the time the Chairman of BT had finished the back of a napkin calculation, looks far more like £100b over some years with a concomitant destruction of any competition in the broadband market (or at the very least a massive restructuring of product offerings and value adds)
Basic basic errors and a demonstration of lack of real business understanding, is my take.
Still happy for anyone to explain why not as I hope I'd have had the same response if Johnson had suggested it
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zagatoes30
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Election grabbing statements from all the Wankpots then for the civil servants who actually run the country to point out the flaws in the delivery plan - happens every time from all sides
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Rather have my balls emptied
CatmanV2
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philw696
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I was thinking more of Amber Rudd.
CatmanV2
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There's problems there right off, though. 'Law to promote equality and human rights' What does that actually mean
The more a I look, the more I detect a certain partisan flavour to the categories. Care to share the source?
Cheers
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But if you don't through in a laptop or smart phone to every one you have provided Broadband to, you will be breaching their human rights! Probably.
Just because the www is so close, but those without the aforementioned, can't access it. Legal nightmare.......
I've heard they will be issuing free beer and gin in their next manifesto pledge.
Well, they might, it's just as ridiculous!
Just because the www is so close, but those without the aforementioned, can't access it. Legal nightmare.......
I've heard they will be issuing free beer and gin in their next manifesto pledge.
Well, they might, it's just as ridiculous!
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Ahh, so probably fair to say it was produced by a Labour leaning organisation then. That seems reflected in the categories selected
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