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[Oneeyedvic]

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question30 2932-2.html

So which charity should I use following this announcement: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6629877 .stm

[B00]

I'm more impressed you remembered the post some 7 months after the orginal one!

[jno]

tch, apparently sane and rational people laying out money on politicians. Racehorses are rather more reliable, you know. Doubtless there is some worthy fund for indigent ex-MPs?

[Oneeyedvic]

B00 - when it comes to money, i reckon I must have some Scottish in my ancestry ;-)

jno - sane and rational? I believe you are mistaken!

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Oneeyedvic

I bow. Yes, I believe I had �10 on Mr Reid as successor to Tony Blair.

In my defence however, I predicted David Camoflage winning the Tory leadership when hardly anyone had heard of him, and was right, so one out of two isn't bad.

Please nominate a charity, and I assure you I will pay up.

Yes, in case you were wondering, I am smiling through gritted teeth.

[Oneeyedvic]

"Please nominate a charity, and I assure you I will pay up" - it never occurred to me that you wouldn't - no seriously.

A donation to Motor Neurone would be appreciated: http://www.mndassociation.org/index.html

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Oneeyedvic

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I'm pleased that my political naivety has led to some good.

Now...who wants to take bets that David Miliband will dye his hair blonde and enter the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest?

Anyone?

[Oneeyedvic]

lol

Cheers mate

[jno]

political forecasters you may not be, but it's nice to see people acting like gentlemen once in a while.

[maxximus]

pair of standup guys, i commend thee! cheers!