Where your tax goes, pt 587
To fund this website, "the 10 Downing Street website for young people - your guide to the historic home and office of Tony Blair, the Prime Minister".
So the lying starts on the first page. Tone lives at #11 because of his sizeable brood, while Broon lives at #10.
A quick trawl shows that attention to detail is not all it could be. There's a chap called David Llloyd George who was apparently a prime minister, and a possible relative called Daivd Lloyd George.
The one line summaries of the achivements of noted prime ministers are quite amusing, here's Thatcher:
"First female Prime Minister and led the country to victory in the conflict over the Falkland Islands. She was the longest serving Prime Minister of the 20th century".
Elsewhere, I have just discovered that 'Throwing bricks through a neighbour's window..is both disrespectful and inconsiderate to others'.
So the lying starts on the first page. Tone lives at #11 because of his sizeable brood, while Broon lives at #10.
A quick trawl shows that attention to detail is not all it could be. There's a chap called David Llloyd George who was apparently a prime minister, and a possible relative called Daivd Lloyd George.
The one line summaries of the achivements of noted prime ministers are quite amusing, here's Thatcher:
"First female Prime Minister and led the country to victory in the conflict over the Falkland Islands. She was the longest serving Prime Minister of the 20th century".
Elsewhere, I have just discovered that 'Throwing bricks through a neighbour's window..is both disrespectful and inconsiderate to others'.
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it's also a good way of getting your money back
There is that.
Maybe it also calls for a variation on the old 'please mister, can we have our ball back?' question.
Maybe it also calls for a variation on the old 'please mister, can we have our ball back?' question.
maybe thats why the chink with the kitchen knife climbed into the garden of number 10 last week?
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