Think Defence hopes to start sensible conversations about UK defence issues, no agenda or no campaign but there might be one or two posts on containers, bridges and mexeflotes!
And, when you add a piece of paper on the far side beyond the midden and the windmill, this word cloud is what you get. Note the pretty much complete absence of any military, economic, international-relations, or law enforcement terminology: to say anything specific means you have a harder time weaseling out of it. I’ve had some pretty powerful grudges against the Tory right for, well, my whole life that I can remember. But right know I’d wish them sharp knives and good hunting.
DominicJ October 19, 2010
We’re like Milwall, you all hate us we dont care.
jackstaff October 19, 2010
Dominic,
:-)
Fair comment (and you’re definitely my favourite son of theirs. It’s one of the pleasures of this place that that sort of thing’s possible.) And if you can rid us all of these turbulent PR men, you can drink on my tab till closing time. And since I’m no particular fan of the post-Bobby Moore Hammers (I go nearly that far back) Milwall can go about its business in peace. Us Bristol Rovers fans have our own issues (although I supppose I’m an iconoclast there too, because it would be fine if City could be arsed to get itself into the Premiership just for the sake of civic pride.)
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And, when you add a piece of paper on the far side beyond the midden and the windmill, this word cloud is what you get. Note the pretty much complete absence of any military, economic, international-relations, or law enforcement terminology: to say anything specific means you have a harder time weaseling out of it. I’ve had some pretty powerful grudges against the Tory right for, well, my whole life that I can remember. But right know I’d wish them sharp knives and good hunting.
We’re like Milwall, you all hate us we dont care.
Dominic,
:-)
Fair comment (and you’re definitely my favourite son of theirs. It’s one of the pleasures of this place that that sort of thing’s possible.) And if you can rid us all of these turbulent PR men, you can drink on my tab till closing time. And since I’m no particular fan of the post-Bobby Moore Hammers (I go nearly that far back) Milwall can go about its business in peace. Us Bristol Rovers fans have our own issues (although I supppose I’m an iconoclast there too, because it would be fine if City could be arsed to get itself into the Premiership just for the sake of civic pride.)