Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Here's a thoughtful and well-balanced piece by the Chairman of the Tottenham Conservatives
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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Apologies if I had your role wrong, Justin. I have corrected it. If you could fall in line with site protocols and declare your political position on your page (See "How to on HoL" on About Hol drop-down menu), it would save me making the same mistake again.
Pointing out an article and stating a person's political affliciation isn't doing politics, Justin.
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Permalink Reply by rahman on
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Hee hee, I thought that was quite funny!
I guess its quite accurate as I could never bring myself to place an X next to a Tory name on a ballot paper (much to the annoyance of my partner)- the windows of my period property are distinctly lib dem poster free though. And yes, in the last elections, i voted for a mix of labour and lib dem candidates.
The catch is that I am born and bred in Harringay (certainly not overspill)- and certainly not white middle class either (neither white nor middle class at all in fact....). I think that coming from this area, people are just naturally averse to voting Tory?
Justin, your comments involve Harringay, so whether from a politician or not, they will be discussed here...
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Permalink Reply by phippsofacto on
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You've been well and truly told Justin. Now don't do it again. The only generalisations allowed are those against yummy mummies with 3 wheeled buggies from Crouch End.
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Permalink Reply by Justin Hinchcliffe on
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I'm sending the tanks in (-:
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Permalink Reply by Liz on
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I'd prefer the tankards, Justin.
Fippo, us yummy mummies are fair game but we don't have 3 wheels anymore, we bugaboo.
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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You DO NOT have a bugaboo! I would have said something.
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No you're right I haven't. I've got a clapped out old mamas and papas and a 30 quid stroller but don't blow my yummy mummy cover, John.
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Permalink Reply by Eddie Finnegan on
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I always knew HOL had some raison d'etre. Now I know what a Bugaboo Cameleon Pushchair is, and how much. Claims to be comfortable on any terrain, even Wightman pavements. Wouldn't the Camelopard model be better for The Giraffe though?
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Bugger. Sorry. It was a maclaren just like mine I think.
Eddie.... calm... they grow up and become useful at some point (mostly).
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The stroller? Nah, no brand at all, but all these admissions are doing my YM status no good at all...now where did I leave that Mini-Boden catalogue?
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