Tax Bores and The Regular Twats04 Feb 2009 12:05 pm
By Alex

Should you have to pay money to the government in exchange for a government-provided service? Most self-recommended comment:

Firstly, why isn’t the alleged government picking on the corporate big boys?

They are the real culprits, they who produce and manufacture the huge and unnecessary bulk of ‘packaging’, and ‘family size’ portions destined for the bin, fooling ordinary folk into believing they are purchasing ‘bargains’, when most goes to waste. Labour has orchestrated a campaign against English families, so why is this practice continuing?

Answer. Because Labour epitomise the destruction of England.

Withnail Xtreme, Camden Town

Another brilliant key change. There I was, a few lines from the end, thinking how great it was that a sane post had got to the top. I swear, I was actually thinking of recommending it. Then BOOM, nought to Melanie Phillips in a split second. I wonder what Ferrari’s R&D division would pay for this guy’s brain.

Will the great unemployed of the country have to pay this new tax, or is it restricted for the few of us still fool enough to attempt to earn a living in this ONCE great nation?

john Adair, England Not Britain, Virgin Islands (UK)

Things must be getting bad if John Adair is putting ‘once’ in capitals instead of ‘great’.

Another council tax that will only apply to the working population of the country.
If I get made redundant I dont think I will bother getting another job, I will be better off and better looked after on the Dole.

Alicia Shepherd

Good to see Have Your Sayers putting their money where their mouth is and signing on. While you’re at it, why not invest in copies of the Koran and Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit and get that free X-Box you’ve always wanted? Lop off a leg and they might even chuck in Halo 2.

17 Responses to “That’s More Like It!”

  1. on 04 Feb 2009 at 12:31 pm burnel

    Recycling has destroyed this one great nation..FACT! Throwing everything away and going on the dole is my birth right, You couldn’t make it up…next!

  2. on 04 Feb 2009 at 12:46 pm Hacksaw Jim Duggan

    Break your pelvis in an “industrial accident” and Gordon Clown will come round to your house and present you with the new Baby P themed game for the wii.

    Compensation Britain. If i’m right.

  3. on 04 Feb 2009 at 12:55 pm Bit Special

    That’s right, Withnail Xtreme, Tesco’s Family Size Value Pack Lasagne is what’s ruining this once proud country (bloody forrun food, coming over here, taking up space on our shelves that should belong to fine English fare). The Labour Party are fiendishly destroying the very fabric of our society by allowing companies to put too much plastic round some apples. Goddamn their evil ways – murdering everything we hold dear by making us do a bit of recycling and allowing lard-arses to buy too much food if they want to. Christ, it’s worse than the Holocaust (if you believe in that sort of thing, eh Withnail X?!)…

  4. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:03 pm Black Lesbian In A WheelChair

    Oooh, Hacksaw Jim – can you get that for PS3? I’m bored with ‘Saving Shannon Matthews’ now.

  5. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:08 pm Hacksaw Jim Duggan

    Burn a hole in your abdomen with an industrial welding torch and it’s yours. Do they allow “you people” access to such equipment? British jobs for british workers and all that…

  6. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:09 pm Rich

    Labour has orchestrated a campaign against English families

    He’s right. The Government should stop banning things that benefit families.

    Firstly, why isn’t the alleged government picking on the corporate big boys who produce and manufacture the huge and unnecessary bulk of ‘packaging’, and ‘family size’ portions

    He’s right. The government should start banning those food portions that are ideal for families.

  7. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:12 pm CheapEssex

    John and Alicia have the right idea, those on the dole should be made to pay more tax. Of course you’d have to increase the dole so they pay for it, but you could make up this short fall by taxing the dolies even more. Simple when you stop and think about it.

  8. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:13 pm Paul D. Waite

    Withnail Xtreme? We want the finest wines known to humanity, and we want them here, and we want them whilst we’re skydiving.

  9. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:33 pm Funny Peculiar

    Cos you’re ONCE… TWICE… THREE times a great nation,
    and I loooooooooove you.
    Yes you’re ONCE… TWICE… THREE times a great nation,
    But you’re also a multi-cultural, crypto-communist, hell-hole,
    and I loooooooooove you.

  10. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:46 pm Helen

    ‘Excellent’, great to see completely ‘appropiate’ use of inverted commas there.

    I love the idea of the average HYS-er reading Jeanette Winterson. It would probably co-incide with a huge increase in sales of oranges. Despite all the ‘packaging’.

  11. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:48 pm The Picker of Nits

    Can I just point out that all these three charming, intellectual sock-puppets eminate from the same arsehole.

  12. on 04 Feb 2009 at 1:58 pm Hacksaw Jim Duggan

    I’m just imagining what that would look like.

    I am aroused.

  13. on 04 Feb 2009 at 2:01 pm Policecar

    Packaging is the work of Satan. Or is it derivatives?

  14. on 04 Feb 2009 at 2:43 pm m mosley

    BOOM, nought to Melanie Phillips in a split second. I wonder what Ferrari’s R&D division would pay for this guy’s brain

    Not much. Going backwards isn’t highly rated in Formula One.

  15. on 04 Feb 2009 at 5:56 pm Funny Peculiar

    OFSTED has recommended, “local authorities and music services do more to enable children from different social groups to benefit from playing a musical instrument.” The Total FUCKERS!

    Ah, excellent… good old Ofsted… always there with a solution in a crisis!!

    This is just what we need to turn around the economic situation and build a secure future for Britain – thousands upon thousands of musicians!!

    As if young people weren’t already distracted from Science and Engineering by the ridiculous belief that they can all be famous pop singers, we now actually have Ofsted ENCOURAGING them to focus on being the next Jimmy Hendrix!

    Bravo… bravo…!!

    Topsy Turvy, England, United Kingdom

    TT rests his much used “Slow Handclap Follows…” gag for a musically-themed Bravo!… what a genius! Thank God our National Security is in safe hands.

  16. on 04 Feb 2009 at 8:26 pm Daley Mayle

    Fucking Ofsted. The bastards sicken me with their plans to improve kids’ lives. After all that extensive research they did into ameliorating standards in schools, etc., all they bothered to say was that the only hope for England (not Britain) now is for everyone to become
    pop stars. There was literally nothing else in the report bar a crumpled, spunky picture of Cheryl Cole and the illegible signature of that one out of U2 whose name nobody can remember. It’s caring about the welfare of children that leads to tragedies liken Baby P, you mark my words!

  17. on 05 Feb 2009 at 9:01 pm bi and proud

    I remain in the dark somewhere here- If I am a NEET(which I am), how do I goabout claiming all these free x-boxes and leather jackets etc these loonies are going on about?
    I want free goodies!

    Relax; I’m sedated.