Tell them to talk it out between themselves and shut the door.
Or you could F**kin nut em......................
You could always kick them in the ballots
Personnally I'd lay down a few rules:-
1. Make them take it in turns.
2. Give them exactly twenty minutes each.
3. want straight forward answers to my questions.
4. No interruptions or arguing with eachother.
Failure to comply with these rules results in them losing potential voter.;)
I've been of voting age for several decades, living in various parts of the country, and not once has an MP called at the house during an election - and for the last 15-odd years I've been working from home, so it's not that I've always been out. So it's not a scenario that I'm expecting to present itself - though I second the "straight answers to questions" rule most particularly.
I've been of voting age for several decades, living in various parts of the country, and not once has an MP called at the house during an election - and for the last 15-odd years I've been working from home, so it's not that I've always been out. So it's not a scenario that I'm expecting to present itself - though I second the "straight answers to questions" rule most particularly.
I couldn't think of any more rules but either way, THEY depend on US as to whether they get elected or not but if one of us doesn't vote for them, somebody else will.
I was tempted to put up a sign on the door saying " Any politicians, or political canvassers will be shot ", but the way things are in the modern world, I would probably end up in prison. So I will have to have to dig a few new holes in the garden and tell the past visitors to expect company !
Every time I read that the oldest person in the world has died, I have to do a quick check to see it isn't ME..........
Just had a leaflet through for Labour (pah!) but i must admit the young asian lady who is the current MP for Bury is very very nice. 'Might' give her some time ;) (I'm easily swayed voting wise)
...But make a rule that they're only allowed to outline their own policies and not mention or criticize any other party.
I doubt they'd be able to make a full 60 seconds.:razz:
They won't give you a straight answer (no straight answer, NO vote).
I'm not saying I'm not going to vote, I don't trust any of them and three of 'em're even expecting the tax payer to cough up their legal costs, the bastards!
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Or you could F**kin nut em......................
Personnally I'd lay down a few rules:-
1. Make them take it in turns.
2. Give them exactly twenty minutes each.
3. want straight forward answers to my questions.
4. No interruptions or arguing with eachother.
Failure to comply with these rules results in them losing potential voter.;)
I get 3 wooden looking guys in suits turning up on my doorstep I don't answer it simple as!
I couldn't think of any more rules but either way, THEY depend on US as to whether they get elected or not but if one of us doesn't vote for them, somebody else will.
Nice one !
I was tempted to put up a sign on the door saying " Any politicians, or political canvassers will be shot ", but the way things are in the modern world, I would probably end up in prison. So I will have to have to dig a few new holes in the garden and tell the past visitors to expect company !
Riders Are Voters and Motorcycle Action Group are two lobbying organisations that I support.
just say .. sorry who are you ? in my 20 years of living here I have never heard of you .. what I was bored :D
where I am in london.. VERY easy to get rid...
hand up who hasn't
a) claimed for a second house.. though u live 30 minutes from parliament
b) scammed charity (one bitch has.. she should get done for fraud like we all would and isn't)
but yer only 1 around here don't claim for a 2nd home.. so their honesty is getting my vote :)
...But make a rule that they're only allowed to outline their own policies and not mention or criticize any other party.
I doubt they'd be able to make a full 60 seconds.:razz:
This thread ended right there for me...all the other options are viable but less effective.
They won't give you a straight answer (no straight answer, NO vote).
I'm not saying I'm not going to vote, I don't trust any of them and three of 'em're even expecting the tax payer to cough up their legal costs, the bastards!
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