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Ed Ball's on why SCD is important
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katmobile
11-11-2016
Originally Posted by Fred.:
“Am not v interested in politicians but do know Ed Balls was an academic and then a financial journalist before he went into politics - worked for the Financial Times in the v early 1990s, and as Holly said, he's gone back to being a research fellow at Harvard

He makes me laugh and is trying v hard. He's also learning to dance properly - reminds me a bit of Mark Benton with Iveta.”

I think Mark was a better dancer (I actually think Mark was quite good it's just his weight limited what he could do - a bit like a less good Lisa Riley without the off-putting elements) but I can see that. On a good day if he's not being totally rubbish like he was with the Paso or AS Ed has the same sort of charm to him and I enjoy watching him for the same reasons I enjoy watching Mark.
katmobile
11-11-2016
Originally Posted by Monkseal:
“If Ed thinks the best response to fascism is a spangly dance show he should probably watch Cabaret some time soon.”

Although the Kit Kat club couldn't solve the problem at least it made a few people happy before their world went to shit. The only way they could have saved themselves was to leave. Thankfully we don't live in America at the moment though - I worry about anti-abortion legislation amongst other things and I have a friend who are in your shoes shall we say. If you want to discuss this further PM me.
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