ha ha its cool

i don't know the observer from the guardian :(

Today's headline in The Mail:

Queen's speech: Migrants to be forced to learn English and do community work

They're done by the same company except that the Observer only comes out on Sunday in replacement for The Guardian.

What the fuck, and it's Cameron saying all that stuff? The guy is clearly an idiot. If he gets in at the next election that's it I'm off to Canada. That reads like a million Americans about Bush at the last election.

I'm seriously worried about the prospect of a Cameron victory too. I've got almost no faith in New Labour (although I do prefer Brown to Blair) but the very thought of a Conservative gov't would pretty much make life in the UK impossible for huge swathes of people - especially those living in the inner cities.

it seems as if labour are losing their grip on the majority a bit and the prospect of the tories getting in fills me with a certain amount of dread. it does seem like a real possability ugh.

i am no labour supporter but having the conservatives back really is not good.

This next election is gonna be centred totally around issues of crime and immigration. Neither of which are strong New Labour points. Brown is gonna try and refocus people on the economy but it doesn't look good.

Thing is, they're both annoyingly shit but Conservative....well it's Conservative, innit.

Seeing as moving abroad seems increasingly like a good idea: here are the 'official' (according to the UN) ten most 'livable' countries in the world:

1. Norway
2. Iceland
3. Australia
4. Ireland
5. Sweden
6. Canada
7. Japan
8. United States of America
9. Switzerland
10. Netherlands

next election i am scandinavian.

what the fuck is so livable about ice-covered countries with 2-hour-long days in winter?

or is this top ranking one of the "good" things about global warming?

Oh, and incase you were wondering, here's the UN's Ten 'Least livable':

1. Niger
2. Sierra Leone
3. Mali
4. Burkina Faso
5. Guinea-Bassau
6. Central African Republic
7. Chad
8. Ethiopia
9. Burundi
10. Mozambique

Whoever in the UN said Norway and Iceland are the most livable countries probably never had the joy of buying a beer there and fork out 15-20$ for a pint.

well between malaria, intertribal massacres, brutal dictators, random wars, famines and AIDS, i can see why.

First picture on Yahoo image for Norway:

First picture on Yahoo image for Niger:


Not the most difficult of decisions, I think you'll agree.

i dont know, in niger you'll have people to talk to; in norway i can see why scandinavians are driven to suicide. fuck lakes.

Top Ten Cities:

1. Vancouver
2. Melbourne
3. Vienna
4. Geneva
5. Perth
6. Adelaide
7. Sydney
8. Zurich
9. Toronto
10. Calgary


Bottom Ten Cities:

1.Tehran
2. Douala
3. Harare
4. Abidjan
5. Phnom Penh
6. Lagos
7. Karachi
8. Dhaka
9. Algiers
10. Port Moresby

Source: Economist Intelligence Unit, 2006.

You tryin' to be clever?

i am suddenly filled with the urge to visit port moresby

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oh, there's that twat burzum!

yet another reason to avoid nordic regions