In the news

200,000,000 million? I don't believe it.

If that is true one of their war would cost 200,000,000³.

It's our war. Our government.

whatever

Will Stolen Riot become an official cycling brand of London Olympics?

RIde it like you looted it from a London branch of Evans.

whatever

You pay for it with your taxes.

It's good that you are proud.

Marco's accountant is offshore...

I wish Joe, i wish... maybe in the future.

200,000,000 million? I don't believe it.

If that is true one of their war would cost 200,000,000³.

£200 million, it's true I am afraid, a burning building might cost a few million alone, an enormous warehouse + stock + lost business another few million, soon adds up.

Iraq has cost the UK around £10,000,000,000 and we only have a small stake compared to the US.

Someone set up a donation page for the guy who got robbed while he was on the floor injured and it's raised nearly 10 grand!

http://www.justgiving.com/somethingniceforashraf/

It's good that you are proud.

It's true, the money will be taken from your (and everyone's) future wages.

Someone set up a donation page for the guy who got robbed while he was on the floor injured and it's raised nearly 10 grand!

http://www.justgiving.com/somethingniceforashraf/

Let's work out what kind of bike he can get for that money.

It's good that you are proud.

I'm not sure I'm following you.

Why would I be proud? You really don't get me, do you? It's our taxes.
What I'm saying is, there's no US & THEM. We're all in this as it's our government we voted for as a whole (despite either abstaining from the vote or having a different choice).

£200 million, it's true I am afraid, a burning building might cost a few million alone, an enormous warehouse + stock + lost business another few million, soon adds up.

Iraq has cost the UK around £10,000,000,000 and we only have a small stake compared to the US.

Well if you say so, but I'm still not sure, I don't really believe what they say.

It's true, the money will be taken from your (and everyone's) future wages.

I know that.
It's funny to see how they have listened the anti-riots now but didn't give much of a in and out when millions protested against one of their war.

there's no US & THEM.

whatever*

*But this time I'm a bit sorry.

Let's work out what kind of bike he can get for that money.

Then rob it.

When did millions protest?

Before Iraq.

http://nathanieltapley.com/2011/08/10/an-open-letter-to-david-camerons-parents/

could be a pearoast but worth a read.

Millions? Really?

Yes, really really really.

From the beeb...

Between six and 10 million people are thought to have marched in up to 60 countries over the weekend - the largest demonstrations of their kind since the Vietnam War.

The demonstration in London was the biggest in the UK capital's political history, with nearly two million taking part, organisers said, although police put the figure at 750,000.

Plus the ones busy with the posting.

Ignore me - I'm being a nob.

Lot of sirens in Stoke Newington this past hour.