Why I'll be votin FF

Biggins

I think the Op's first post is great - you don't get many good laughs around here sometimes.

Laminations

patmar wrote: »

In fact I remember well the national debt was 12b when they arrived and it had doubled to 24b before they left !
Seems I owe an apology to FF !

You remember the 80s? Fair play. Do you remember the last 3 years? I'll make it easy for you, have a look at the debt graph at www.ntma.ie/NationalDebt/levelOfDebt.php and see if you notice any big jumps in the national debt.
Moronic sockpuppeting

Liam Byrne

patmar wrote: »

In the absence of plans to correct problems in our economy from the opposition I have decided to vote FF in next election.

In the absence of plans by said-same FF to actually punish and eliminate incompetence and corruption I have decided to vote either FG or Labour in the next election.

imme

"Go sell crazy someplace else, we're all stocked up here!"

Rosahane

I always vote FF but it takes a bit of doing as I have to escape from the secure accommodation for the criminally insane and holding the pencil while wearing the straightjacket is an issue

...still I can usually get a lift back with with another FF voter in his nice Bentley:rolleyes:

galwayrush

Sounds like the OP was born into a fanatical FF voting family.:rolleyes:

Teddy Chips

Overheal wrote: »

New Poster comes on, Starts the Always Classic "Why I vote FF" thread We've seen time and again....

I mean at some point I have to ask how I know if you're not a member of FF yourself, hitting up popular places like boards.ie to propagandize support.

I guess the Mr. Burns avatar doesnt help your case much.

And so what if he is a FF member? Should he cower away in the corner and say nothing. He is as entitled to his opinion as you are.

GuanYin

I think this has been done to death (search and you'll find similar threads) and few seem to want to contribute anything intelligent to the mix.

Closed.