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Mojo

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What about the FT, that's the least biased of the lot (unless you're talking about nationalisation of any company) :p
 

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Costs too much and is too large for a commute :p
 

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It’s the ones that tell you which way to vote on the front page you have to watch. Not only are they biased but the readership is too stupid to work out the subtle hints for several years beforehand. :)
 

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It’s the ones that tell you which way to vote on the front page you have to watch. Not only are they biased but the readership is too stupid to work out the subtle hints for several years beforehand. :)

so most of the press in the US just went George Bush, George Bush, George Bush....

Anyway, all of the above sounds just like back in my REME and RLC Dispatch days, whenever you send off a wagon, have a brew, whenever the officers leave, have a brew, whenever you've just saluted somone have a brew, if you open a bonnet have a brew. In fact most of out wagons actualy had a metal plate welded under the bonned with BREW written on it in black marker pen, oh the Army was luxary in site dispatch compared to being a Silly **** Signaler...

Thats Radio Man btw, not railway Signaler
 
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