My other weekly read, aside from the Galaxy's greatest comic (natch), is Take A Break magazine. Now they're having a campaign to change Britain for the better by getting their readers elected to parliament as members of the Take A Break Mums Army Party. They've decided the policies and now have their readers try to get them into reality to bring Britian more into line with the world as they want it. They had a photo spread of their potential candidates and nearly all of them looked like they'd been designed by Ron Smith, which made me think...
If Tharg mobilised us into an electoral force to be reckoned with what policies would we pursue?
The abolishment of the wheel in favour of the hoverpad.
The introduction of the knee pad in fashion.
mandatory funding for robot design.
-pj
Pat Mills as Wimmins officer
The Space Station renamed The Doghouse
Judge Fish on the fourth Plinth in Trafalar Sq
A proper West Wall
Gimping outlawed ('Boggy' Marsh on Wogan's Breakfast show has started wearing true gimp stylee apparently)
Weather control ( is it still working?)
Robotic body parts
Enough Huff!
My other weekly read, aside from the Galaxy's greatest comic (natch), is Take A Break magazine.
For some reason I just can't get past this sentence! :-D
Mandatory nuclear war so that we may all live in a apocalyptic future.
Mandatory nuclear war so that we may all live in a apocalyptic future.
Well, the cartoons (propaganda) have been published, it won't be long before we're at war!
the UK to be officially designated "scrotnig" rather than "Great"
All soldiers to be blue and not wear shirts
Pat Mills for ambassador to the United States
The Police to be allowed to sentence criminals without the need for 'The justice system' or courts.
The government to be allowed to send over a force of men to destroy any nation that even thinks to attack us.
Hmmm.
Vote 2000AD, Vote New Labour.
To get rid of the mutie scum.
Pete Burns is first on the list.
All lottery funding is redirected into research & development of big,stompy robots...with lasers for eyes.
"The introduction of the knee pad in fashion."
I wore kneepads for fashion to a club 10 years ago.
And it wasn't a rave/dance thing either.
If it was a fight club then I suspect you weren't really entering into the spirit of the event.
James -
Were you often on your knees in this club, then?
Roller-disco?
Skating pads. Wore 'em under some long shorts for a laugh, combined with old army boots.
Look-it was ten years ago, ok and there were lots of drugs...
"To get rid of the mutie scum.
Pete Burns is first on the list."
'course, he'd have to be renamed Pete Radburns...
>All soldiers to be blue and not wear shirts
What is Take-a-Break proposing? Is it a load of send em' back/lock em all up type stuff?
Well if you saw Richard and Judy today you'd know (Richard - If this is Mums Army, and you're in your 80's that makes you the Private Godfrey figure, yes?)
They're basically proposing laws that would crack down on the problems that come from lawless kids and minor crimes being ignored. Pretty fair and sensible, albeit doomed.
One old dear when off on one about 'money being the route of all evil' but then rather cleverly went on to say it was all down to the destruction of the industrial heartland... which prompted Richard to change the subject rather rapidly
- Introduction of national 'Aren't Men Daft' holiday once a year.
- Kids taught to say the funniest things in special classes.
- National Anthem at football matches to be replaced by recital of 'Reader's Top Household Tips'.
- Forcible repatriation of non-arians.
Its not quite the same but I'm a player in a very fun political simulation online forum game at http://www.politicsuk.net/forum. Its currently at 2001 and because of the mistakes and cock ups of Labour and the Conservatives the (neo-)Liberal Democrats are a minority Government. Its extremely fun and if you want to play as Labour then you'll quickly claim the ranks as they have hardly any players.
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O levels and A levels would include Graphic novels as siutable reading material for course work.
2/the national lottery would offer funding for any british publication with a sci-fi influence which employs british talents such as writers and artists.