Back to the articleWhatever next! #
Posted Monday 16th June 2008 13:24 GMT
/me shakes head and slowly backs away from this one
House of Lords hits YouTube
Vote Now! #
Posted Monday 16th June 2008 22:22 GMT
Next, it'll be "click here to rate this bill" and the ones with the highest ratings get passed.
Go on laugh now while you're still allowed...
@So, what do we call this? #
Posted Monday 16th June 2008 22:22 GMT
I say! How about OneTubes, what?
I'll get my robe and coronet.
I love the Lords... #
Posted Tuesday 17th June 2008 09:43 GMT
Okay, so they weren't elected. And half the time they don't turn up. And when they do they fall asleep and snore loudly. And they're a little bit (ahem) old. And probably quite a bit out of touch with da hoddies.
But they still seem to have more common sense than NuLabour.
The House of Lords Wi(n)gs It #
Posted Tuesday 17th June 2008 12:38 GMT
As an American, I have only one question in this matter.
...Does the House of Lords ever find common ground?
--Glenn
[sorry]
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