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06-07-2005, 19:06
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Olympics 2012
F**k me sideways, I may as well book my 3-week long holiday in Phuket for 2012. The last place I want to be in then is definitely London
 
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06-07-2005, 19:32
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Olympics 2012 S,,t
defeats all what ken Livingston's about after the congestion charge went up to £8 this Monday
he wants London traffic free , well cant see this helping as its held in east London ! and we all no what London undergrounds like . good luck I will all be in LOS having my own sex Olympics anyway so doesn't really matter to me
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06-07-2005, 19:40
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I apologise to any french BM's but I'm as happy as larry, I was told that in front of the french was about 40 photographers and only about 4 in front of the british party when the decision was made and the french just could not hide their disgust and amazement, after what Chirac said about us and the Fins I am so pleased. It can only be good news for Britain and to get the double whammy, one up against the frogs, brilliant!!
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06-07-2005, 20:39
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To be honest, I didn't give a toss who won the bid.
 Until I heard the comments from Monsieur Chirac yesterday.  Now I'm glad that Paris didn't win. One up the ar-e for the arrogant pri-k. ooh la la  I do feel sorry for the French though.
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06-07-2005, 20:48
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Dont feel sorry for them they dont give a toss about anyone but them selves ask the aslym seekers that come to us from Songat
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06-07-2005, 20:51
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French food is (in general) good, but the waiters are such arrogent stuck up little twerps. It's just not worth it. 
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06-07-2005, 21:14
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CONGRATULATION FOR LONDON
PARIS is sad at this time and PARIS hopes that London will still make us the most beautiful olympic games of the history vive les jeux olympic a LONDRE encore bravo
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06-07-2005, 21:46
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I did exactly the same thing when Sydney won the Olympics. There was no way I wanted to be around in Sydney when that circus on.
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06-07-2005, 21:48
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I think it was even the UK gouvernment who wanted asylum camps in North Africa, so that those people were not so close to their border as in Sangatte. The asylum seekers are poor chaps wanting a better life, most are economic refugees, not political refugees. Normally they should have been stopped at the borders of the the Schengen countries (Greece, Italy, Spain, Austria etc...). Problem is there is a big money involved with smugling those guys, as much as with smugling drugs, and the penalties are as not as high. There are even files run by Chinese triads from China to UK. And all asylum seekers want to go to the UK, because when they arrive there they weren't sent back, they don't need an ID-card so they could simply disappear and there is a large community of their countrymen. Besides, till a few years ago they even received a starting premium from the UK gouvernment. The UK gouvernment does nothing to discourage them but puts all the responsability and the pressure on the surrounding countries. All trucks and trailors in my port are controlled at the expense of a lot of money, because if an illegal arrives in the UK the transporter (mostly Brittish companies) is fined if it looks he has not done anything possible. By the way, those guys in Sangatte tried to jump on rolling TGV's, walk through the tunnel to Folkestone and some even tried to swim or row with rubberboats across the channel. I expect even some of them drowned in my port trying to get on board a vessel. I know of one guy who fell in the water and was never found. The real b...ds are the smugglers. Well, this has nothing to do with the Olympics. Congratulations with the 2012 games. Hope you don't have to pay the bill afterwards.
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06-07-2005, 22:30
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paying the bill
i was told that each each Londoner or uk resident would have to pay an extra £4 a month tax to pay for this for the
next 25 years , don't no how true it is but I can guess its got to be paid for buy some mug why not make it £5 a month and let Tony Blair going skiing with his family the joke is We will probably make a f..k up with the tickets and everything that goes with the Olympics anyway most Londoners will be at work and wont see a thing as we work the most hours in Europe for the least money , cheers
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06-07-2005, 22:40
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The only thing better than having a flat in East London is... .. having two flats in East London (Stratford)....early retirement beckons that little bit earlier  Will they be able to deliver a stadium and infrastructure in time?
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07-07-2005, 01:24
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maybe he meant ladyboys!
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07-07-2005, 03:02
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setup bgs in london
well with london getting the olympics great news for that city.
rent out your house, or setup 6 or 8 bgs on a tourist visa and reap the rewards. Bgs should have no trouble getting to the uk whilst the olympics are on. have the bgs on a working "holiday" and you poms can nick of to los for the duration. i hope you dont have an aussie company build the infrastructure re Wembly stadium.
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07-07-2005, 03:45
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good on ya London
The 2000 games at sydney were great at first I wasnt impressed,but after going to games is one of the highlights of my life. Got cheap overseas tickets 8 weeks before returned 2 weeks before. had some cash left over so bought heaps of tickets. reckon dont miss it.
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07-07-2005, 04:35
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I heard that they are going to rebuild Wembley Stadium. And that the beach volleyball in going to be held in a field near 10 Downing Street. Nice beach, I'm sure!  BTW Congratulations! To all the Londoners and UK blokes on this victory over France, America, and Spain! It is a feather in the cap of every Brit IMHO. You don't have to be there in 2012, if you don't want to be. Merely rent out your flat at an outrageous price to some Olympics tourist, take the $ and live it up with the girls in LOS!!!
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07-07-2005, 07:22
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Ditto! (or should I say Encore)
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07-07-2005, 07:27
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i think France should of got it really.....rember the euro thing.....But im from manchester we tried n tried in manchester to get it but failed ....Still prefer to go to LOS instead....lol
Good Luck London.......should of been in the north really...we are more freindly.....old saying...... Further north you go friendly people are.....
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07-07-2005, 11:53
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So, The Sun, British tabloid, has charectised Jacques Chirac as the ''crazy frog", and have a clip of him reacting to the news of the announcement.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/mediaFile/0,,2003451913,00.SWF
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07-07-2005, 13:19
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yeah that's true but the Germans were the best with your ladies back in 1940 
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