Cindy pulls the pin

[jackspratt]

Why am I surprised, that nearly every Post by W, is almost immediately followed by a one liner Post from you.

Not half as surprised as I am, pipo .... because just by looking at this thread, it is clear that what you suggest is cow dung.

And apologies ...... I have used up my quota of smilies for this evening.

[Earnest]

I thought Jacinda was a good egg like Justin in Canada?

[Earnest]

Chris Hipkins; a good sort, safe pair of hands and all that?

[tamada]

I thought Jacinda was a good egg like Justin in Canada?

You have to be aware of the time difference between yourself and Canada before trying to get a fast rise out of that post.

Watch this space.

Chris Hipkins; a good sort, safe pair of hands and all that?

I can see the usual suspects having a pop at that choice once they've had their morning ablutions (and Googled him).

[Whistler]

W

No, I don't judge a book by it's Cover.

I try to read the book, as best I can

I haven't voted in 20 years

pipoz4444

I don't care if you are apathetic.

[Earnest]

Gosh, I vote when I can, bloody right.

[Whistler]

Gosh, I vote when I can, bloody right.

As they say in Chicago, vote early and often. How many chances do you get each election Ernie?

Source of "Vote Early and Often"
The cynical phrases "Vote early -- and often" and "Vote early -- and vote often" are variously attributed to three different Chicagoans: Al Capone, the famous gangster; Richard J. Daley, mayor from 1955 to 1976; and William Hale Thompson, mayor from 1915-1923 and 1931-1935. All three were notorious for their corruption and their manipulation of the democratic process. It is most likely that Thompson invented the phrase, and Capone and Daley later repeated it.