I was reading this...

[InsaneApache]

...much as we all do when editorials and commnets are concerned, then I read this bit...


Still, the Seventies ended and prosperity returned. North Sea oil flowed. The silicon revolution came. The family silver was sold off and the unions tamed. Trouble is, few of these things are repeatable, and our level of trust in public authority has rarely been lower. But I dare say something will turn up. Meanwhile, all we can do is to contain our irritation and behave as well as we can bear to.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/libby_purves/article4368530.ece

You know, I have a feeling in my water, that this may well be, terribly, true. :sweatdrop:

[Mikeus Caesar]

I guess i chose a good time to jump ship and go to Australia then?

[Samurai Waki]

I guess you guys get your V for Vendetta scenario after all. :wink:

[Adrian II]

Meanwhile the internet spreads lies faster than ever in human history, and mobile technology facilitates rumours, fears and flashmobs.What a ridiculous article.

[Geoffrey S]

I guess i chose a good time to jump ship and go to Australia then?
There's never a good time to go to Australia. :beam:

[Husar]

What a ridiculous article.

I think you are lying.

[CountArach]

There's never a good time to go to Australia. :beam:
Don't make me come over there! The 24 hours of travel it would take me would be oh-so-worth-it!

[Viking]

What a ridiculous article.

Don't you dare challenge Times Online's monopoly on Truth™.

[Adrian II]

I think you are lying.That's just a rumour.

[ICantSpellDawg]

I didn't like that article. Everybody's water is different, i guess.