In all seriousness, while i'm not a fan of the royals as a concept, I am a big fan of the queen herself. A very impressive woman. Utterly rock solid.

i always pictured rancid old liz in a crappy old folks home, lying dead and undiscovered for 2 weeks, with maggots crawling up her feeding tube, flies eating at her brain between the crevices in her crown, and the low murmur of itv still on in the backround. i think it would make a good album cover.

piss on ANY fucking queen.

except trannies. unless that's what they're into.

yes. and yes.

Say what you like about a royal family as an idea but the Queen herself is awesome.

What the fuck? Apparently we're going to get five year fixed terms.

http://news.uk.msn.com/politics/gene...ntid=153356048

Not good. And how are they doing this? And why are they doing this?

Caroline Flint just came on BBC news 24. I seem to have developed a thing for older ladies since the Tories have been in. Sam Cameron as well. Wrong.

BBC News website:
"We understand that under the new agreement for fixed-term parliaments, the only way to remove the government between elections would be a vote of no confidence with the support of 55% of MPs. At present, any no confidence vote requires only 50%, plus one MP."

Nothing wrong with a bit of older totty.But that is wrong.

Fucking hell. Fucking parasites.

Right, that's it then. We'll just have to have a revolution.

So it's going to be even harder to get rid of the government? And what was all this bollocks Cameron was saying about be able to sack your prime minister?

"Hundreds of onlookers, many of them booing, crowded the gates of Downing Street to watch on, as Cameron swept into his new home in a silver limousine."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_572019.html

They weren't booing when Brown left. Is this a sign of things to come?

Caroline Flint is probably the only fit MP, but if forced to choose a tory I'd go for Sayeeda Warsi

Oh, agreed. She ticks quite a few of the forbidden pleasures boxes.

One for the ladies:

and coincidentally enough, the Tories hold 47% of seats, so we're stuck with five years of coalition unless backbench Tories rebel or die.