A damning verdict on 13 years of Labour authoritarianism or evidence that the present incumbents can't even host a website without cocking it up? You decide.
Friday, 2 July 2010
Say no more
At the time of writing, the government's "what law do you want us to repeal?" website has crashed under the weight of exceptionally heavy traffic.
A damning verdict on 13 years of Labour authoritarianism or evidence that the present incumbents can't even host a website without cocking it up? You decide.
A damning verdict on 13 years of Labour authoritarianism or evidence that the present incumbents can't even host a website without cocking it up? You decide.
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Was going to add a comment on whatever 'ammend the smoking ban' threads might have been there but got a simple "IE cannot display the page" Crashed at 01:30am.
Probably both. Masses of enraged people trying to access a site built by Dylan from the Magic Roundabout after a particularly potent spliff and three bottles of gin.
The 'I'm a smoker and I love the smoking ban' drones are out in force. I wonder if they are all the Dreadful Arnott, or whether she has a few helpers?
There's no real point in engaging with them. Might as well try to convince a hypochondriac brick wall that it's immune to smallpox. You couldn't get a uranium-tipped shell through that thickness of stupid.
If the Clegg relaxes the smoking ban even a little, I will be astounded. If he extends it to the back of my throat, I won't be surprised at all.
Grteenhouse arrives in two weeks. First up, next spring, tobacco seeds. That stuff will be worth more than gold in this country soon. Extracting nicotine is a piece of piss too, so I can supply Electrofaggers as well.
If you line it with bubble-wrap 'for insulation', nobody can see what's growing in there.
"At the time of writing, the government's "what law do you want us to repeal?" website has crashed under the weight of exceptionally heavy traffic."
I clicked on your blog, read that sentence, and just laughed out loud. It struck me as being so funny. As if it had read "The psychic fair has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances." Something like that.
-WS
It seems a lot quicker this morning.
WS wrote, "It struck me as being so funny. As if it had read "The psychic fair has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances." "
LOL! Exactly! Or the Speaker (or whatever you call them over there) asking the House of Commons, "Does anyone have anything to say?" after a particularly idiotic speech!
:>
Michael
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