Election.

[gulliver1]

Tory Peer , Michael Heseltine Urges Conservatives to Reject Johnsons Grand . Delusion And Back the Lib Dems. Oh Dear.

[Old_Geezer]

Seems to me that the poor old soul is succumbing to dementia. He needs help, not publicity.

[gulliver1]

TGT as mentioned in previous posts I could not give a stuff who wins the G/E I am out of it . I will carry on posting under the Name of Gulliver as long as the E/D permits me . no need to change my name OK!.

[emmie]

he is a mega remainer, and has done nothing for the party for years. he should retire and shut up

[ToraToraTora]

you don't care who wins? really? well you seem to have picked a side me old china.

[naomi24]

//I could not give a stuff who wins the G/E//

You give a very definite impression to the contrary, Gulliver. If you are obliged to take a new name, may I suggest Walter Mitty?

[Khandro]

Who would take any notice of anything he says, - or anybody else for that matter?
Has any ABer changed their mind over what one person has said?
It seems like pure hubris on his part for him to think anyone would be interested on his views on Brexit or on anything.

Actually I knew him once when he was a great deal younger & he was OK then, but I think he lost the plot along the way.

[Ellipsis]

The big two parties have each become more extreme, and their centrist MPs/members/voters (and particularly the pro-EU ones, like Hezza) are now struggling to see a place for themselves in either of those two parties.

[ToraToraTora]

i see scratchy has waded in, with what I don't know!

[Spicerack]

Should have left that up. Diddly reckoned the plural of storey is stories. Lol.

[Khandro]

//Diddly reckoned the plural of storey is stories. Lol.//

& the singular of stories is story

[CrapAtCryptics]

The last plaintive whine of Project Fear - he should sit quietly in his corner of the HOL and go mouldy.

[andy-hughes]

Lord Heseltine is yesterday's man, like Blair and Major, and like Blair and Major, he feels unable to let go of the fact that the influence he once held is no longer there, so he pretends that people actually still care what he thinks, about anything, because it makes him feel better.

[Ellipsis]

Heseltine, Blair and Major - all centrist. As you said, yesterday's men when it comes to their respective parties, who have moved away from that position.

[diddlydo]

Anyone who read my posts would know that I said the plural of "story" (as in fairytale) is "stories". The plural of "storey" (as in a building) is storeys. Obviously some people never learned to read, never mind write.

[Llanfair]

diddlydo, you did write that the plural of storey was stories. I realise you made a simple error but please do not deny that the error was made.

[gulliver1]

Diddly, have you been upsetting The Great Radicalised Tory supporters on A/B again?.

[Ellipsis]

> The plural of "storey" (as in a building) is storeys.

That may have been what you meant to write. What you actually wrote was that the plural of storey is stories. A real facepalm moment, until you were saved by the mod's (who maybe didn't notice it) editing off-topic nit-picking grammar discussions ...

[diddlydo]

As I can no longer access my original post complete with grammar explanation I'll just give up on you lot for the moment.