Valiantly Blogging on a Number of Matters of the Utmost Importance, for the Benefit of All!
About me
- Tom Freeman
- 1977 vintage, British, lacking in class. Tendencies towards cynicism and naivety. Intermittently GSOH. Fan of beer, cats, comedy, cake, politics, philosophy, sunshine and stuff. Bit of a lefty. I'm @SnoozeInBrief on Twitter.
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Blog archive
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2010
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April
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- The internet never lies
- Yes, but which substance, Brown?
- Bigotgate: the morning after
- Bigotgate
- Mr David Cameron opines upon the British electoral...
- Subbing blog
- What Brown should say: we’ll take whatever result ...
- Clegg tells Lib Dems: vote Labour to stop Cameron
- The fantasy of immaculate legislation
- Orange prose
- He got rhythm
- If we want ‘elected prime ministers’, let’s just h...
- A quick thought on turnout
- Indecision, drift and weakness
- The power of a vote
- Going down the Tubes
- People don’t want a government
- Sticking to what I’m good at
- Is YouGov push-polling? No
- The parties have drawn their battle-lines
- Meet David Cameron – new poster
- ‘Did the earth move for you, darling (you foul tem...
- Clegg effect pushes Labour into third (and first) ...
- Sorry, the new ComRes poll is still worthless
- Leaders’ debate: the real winner
- Leaders’ debate: the real loser
- Labour vs Tories on ‘parent power’
- Tories tell Labour’s success stories
- Guffwatch
- Hell is other people
- Ask a silly question
- Ukip: as the poster, so the party
- Looking for an article on voting rationality
- The new Doctor: OK, but not really the point
- Restraint
- Of course their bloody sums don’t add up
- Introducing our election coverage
- Tory recovery plan poster
- Cameron and Osborne’s spin cycle
- Real proverbs
- Most of my life
- The Provisional Neighbourhood Army
- Condoms: 0.0000003% more mass murder
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- Three Score Years and Ten
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- Um...
- Wardman Wire
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2 comments:
This might make me the guy in the pub that picks holes in the semantics of a joke but you do know it's your quote marks don't you? You get the same thing with:
"Good reasons to support Gordon Brown".
Try this though - Google Labour Manifesto and look at the top result!
Well of course the quote marks are deliberate. I was looking for good reasons to support David Cameron*, not an article in which David Beckham reasons that James Cameron is a good director to whom we should give our support... Searching with quotes prunes the irrelevant stuff right down.
* Although obviously I was actually looking for a google page that said there weren't any.
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