It's a good thing.
He's going on there to help get even more media attention for the good causes, eg: the mosquito nets for millions of children.
Him being there is a very good thing
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It's a good thing.
He's going on there to help get even more media attention for the good causes, eg: the mosquito nets for millions of children.
Him being there is a very good thing
Why the :l in the thread name? I personally think its a great thing he's appealling for money.
He's clearly very cool, let's vote Labour!
Check us out, we use YouTube!Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
I don't like the idea of any politcians using the net trying to be cool, just like when Tony Blair played football for the camera - it just looks wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Browney
Well, everyone does it I suppose. Trying to be "in touch" with the younger generation, the next voters. Get 'em early I suppose. Although that particular video made me chuckle. "Oh hello! You just caught me washing dishes like a modern man! How embarassing!" :PQuote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
lol best comeback everQuote:
Originally Posted by Browney
Edited by Mrs.McCall (Forum Moderator): Please do not post pointlessly.
LOL if it was me, I think i'd chose a different place.
I don't really like Cameron, far too centre ground for me. Still, i'd rather him in power than Blair or Brown. He is trying to makes the Tories look cool by changing it's logo into a giant brocoli but all of his changes are starting to disillusion traditional tory voters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Browney
Oh dear David Cameron just made me cringe... I quite like him though, when it's time to vote it'll be for the Tories