General Smut

Whats wrong?

Clinton worse then Bush??? Whose put the country trillions into debt??

Its an anti goverment site yea, but the fact still remains Bush hasnt done a good job. But then has any leader done a good job?

What is that? I like it. New desktop background (sorry Gal, but youve been replaced already)

http://www.join-me.co.uk/ Any other Joinees here?

Someone who was happy When did you last perform a random act of kindness?

Ive got dozens of cds ive never listened to.

Night night

I'm sure there are Joinees in Germany - if not you can go and recruit some and become the leader of all Germanic Joinees. You dont give anyone money, you dont live on a farm, all you have to do is be nice to people and perform random acts of kindness. Still not convinced? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5b7GWLQHMA

Joining is great, since ive joined ive not only won a hat, but also met loads of cool people and gotten myself drunk with my fellow Joinees. I may even meet the leader himself this christmas.

Well done that man!!!

http://www.join-me.co.uk/ You can join his cult here! Mention my name Joinee Libertine

The Lovely national anthem Yesterday was dark and dingy My temperament was rather whingey Things had got me wonderin' Why I lived in London Anyway - My days were grey Now I welcome all and sundry Everyone can join my country Listen if you're near them Maybe you can hear them say... You've got to... Teach the world to sing Danny Wallace is the king For justice and politeness are the laws that he will bring Where the order of the crown Is to frown upon the frown We done a constitution and we even wrote it down... Although the nation may be small It's the nicest of them all A land of opportunity Where crime's against the law Every subject do your part With your hand upon your heart A Kingdom-come-democracy to start... Everyone is just the same It doesn't matter who you name Anyone can be a dame, or sir, or lord (But not King) People gather round completely Listen as I tell you sweetly All across our nation Join the recitation with me... You've got to... Teach the world to sing Danny Wallace is the king For justice and politeness are the laws that he will bring Where the order of the crown Is to frown upon the frown We done a constitution and we even wrote it down... Although the nation may be small It's the nicest of them all A land of opportunity Where crime's against the law Every subject do your part With your hand upon your heart A Kingdom-come-democracy to start... You've got to... Teach the world to sing Danny Wallace is the king For justice and politeness are the laws that he will bring Where the order of the crown Is to frown upon the frown We done a constitution and we even wrote it down... Although the nation may be small It's the nicest of them all A land of opportunity Where crime's against the law Every subject do your part With your hand upon your heart A Kingdom-come-democracy to start..

His book Yes Man is apprently being turned into a film with Jack Black in it. Apprently http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmjal4TTNIU

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/19092006/325/hungary-pm-refuses-quit.html BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany rejected opposition calls to quit on Tuesday after anti-government riots he called the country's "longest and darkest night" since the end of communism. The riots, in which 150 people were hurt, followed the leak of a tape on Sunday in which Gyurcsany said he and his Socialist party had lied for four years about Hungary's budget in order to win a general election in April. Thousands of people took to the streets of Budapest late on Monday, occupying and setting fire to the state television building and fighting with riot police in the first such violence since communism collapsed at the end of the 1980s. Higher taxes and fees for healthcare and university tuition had prompted protests before the release of the tape sparked a violent backlash that weakened the Hungarian forint and other currencies across central Europe. "The longest and darkest night of the third Hungarian republic is behind us," Gyurcsany said on state television. "The borderline between freedom of expression and serious disruption has been obscured." There are plans for a big student demonstration on Thursday, seen attracting 10,000 people, which the organisers fear could be hijacked by the opposition. The soaring budget deficit has forced European Union member Hungary to abandon plans to join the euro single currency in 2010, with analysts now saying 2014 was more realistic. On Tuesday, about 500 anti-government demonstrators had gathered outside parliament by midday. Police presence was light and a Reuters correspondent at the scene said the gathering was peaceful. Five parliamentary parties passed a resolution condemning the violence; but political analysts said the involvement of extra-parliamentary far right parties Jobbike and MIEP might diminish the value of the statement. "It is clear that Jobbik wants to use this opportunity as a fast lane to replace MIEP on the political spectrum," said Zoltan Kiszelly a political analyst. A defiant Gyurcsany, facing the biggest challenge in his two-year premiership, told Reuters that resigning was out of the question and he would continue with the tough reforms. "I had spent three minutes on Sunday night thinking about whether I should step down or whether I had a reason to step down, and the conclusion I came to is that absolutely not," Gyurcsany, a 45-year-old millionaire, told Reuters. The protests came two weeks ahead of local elections on October 1 and follow a slump in the ruling Socialist Party's popularity to 25 percent in polls from 40 percent at the election. The main Fidesz opposition urged the prime minister to go amid what it called a "moral crisis" while Ibolya David, leader of the smaller opposition Hungarian Democratic Forum, told Hungarian MTV television: "the prime minister should abandon public life". INVESTOR FEARS However, Gyurcsany, who tried to dampen the furore by saying he was referring to how the entire political class had not been honest over the state's finances for years, said he had the backing of his Socialist Party. "The party is 100 percent behind me, there's not a single dissenting vote...But I admit, in the past four months, I failed to convey the message about the need for reform," he said. The prime minister has said his taped comments to party members were intended to force them to admit to their mistakes and back much needed reform measures. He won April's election partly on a promise of tax cuts but has since imposed tax hikes and benefit cuts worth $4.6 billion (2.4 billion pounds) in 2007 alone to curb Hungary's budget deficit which will surge to 10.1 percent of gross domestic product this year. Investors who hold billions of dollars of Hungarian bonds are worried over the fate of the reforms, which most economists see as the only way to rescue the country's strained finances and keep up hopes of joining the euro zone. On Tuesday, the forint weakened slightly against the euro from five week highs on Monday, and was trading at 273.15 to the euro, down from Monday's close of 270.42. Despite Gyurcsany's reassurances, financial markets remained concerned there would be more riots and the government may still abandon parts of planned fiscal austerity measures. Ratings agency Standard & Poor's said Hungary's BBB-plus credit rating, which is on a negative outlook, was not under any immediate pressure but that abandoning plans to cut spending could "quite quickly put downward pressure on the rating".

Just for you Hes a guy called Danny Wallace, hes a writer - a good one. He started his own cult/collective http://www.join-me.co.uk/story.html And hes also started his own country http://www.citizensrequired.picture-ltd.com/citizensrequired/mossy/decofind/decofind.shtml

Yes, always - cant you tell??

SNAP! I'm exhausted too, i cant seem to get enough sleep nowdays.

Can you blame me???

Horny? Desperate?

Im not pushing people over cliffs -its not very nice Marry - Kirsten Dunst Kiss - Diane Lane Punch-Hilary Boys Sophia Loren Bridget the midget Bridget Bardot Girls Brandon Flowers Russell Crowe Richard Gere

Nurses should cover up i agree. But only the ones in England. They're all old and fat and hideous.

Lol You could always come to London again - ask nicely and i might buy you a plane ticket

Dont mess with pirates

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