Who would you vote for State President?

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  • Marq
    Platinum Member

    • May 2006
    • 1297

    #16
    Representivity and human rights are getting this world into trouble. Thats why we just need someone who can stand up and do the job. So a stand up would be a good choice.

    OK - So Marc could be a winner, but then we would also have to put in Barry Hilton, cause he can do RoboCop like no one else and thats what we need here to clean up the streets.

    What about that big mouth from highveld radio, whats his name...mmmm....Jeremy Mansfield - is he still around annoying people? Cause you need someone who could still get up peoples noses, while sorting the country out.

    And no the youth leader funny guy is not worthy of being recognised as a stand up comic - his off the cuff section is not practised enough and very sloppy - so he is still out as far as I can see.
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    • Dave A
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      • May 2006
      • 22807

      #17
      If we don't find nominees with support in Soweto and Kayelitsha, this election would be rigged
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      • Debbiedle
        Gold Member

        • Jun 2006
        • 561

        #18
        Originally posted by Marq
        Representivity and human rights are getting this world into trouble. Thats why we just need someone who can stand up and do the job. So a stand up would be a good choice.
        Don't understand, there are already some stand ups in the original list Dave offered
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        • Marq
          Platinum Member

          • May 2006
          • 1297

          #19
          Yes - but those ones are the joke, rather than tell jokes, have a limited following, cannot perform and want huge attendance fees unlike most Real Stand Up artists who are used to being poor and would do stuff cause they can, they want to and are able to see life as it really is.
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          • Marq
            Platinum Member

            • May 2006
            • 1297

            #20
            this election would be rigged
            Of course it would be......It wouldnt be a proper election if it wasnt rigged.

            I am sure we should be able to find someone in those areas you mentioned, that would save us from ourselves. How about Irwin Khoza for the Soweto side - he seems like a nice gan...er guy.

            I have also sourced a potentially great person by the name of Abrie Beeslaar to represent the Cape region. Now he is considered honest, hardworking and commited by his peers. He is a winemaster of note from Kanonkop with some prestigious awards under his belt. He is only 36 and has a nice smile. While I am not a fan of Kanonkop wines I am sure he could brew something up that would get the nation to lie down and look up to him.
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            • Debbiedle
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              • Jun 2006
              • 561

              #21
              Originally posted by Marq
              Of course it would be......It wouldnt be a proper election if it wasnt rigged.
              I have also sourced a potentially great person by the name of Abrie Beeslaar to represent the Cape region. Now he is considered honest, hardworking and commited by his peers. He is a winemaster of note from Kanonkop with some prestigious awards under his belt. He is only 36 and has a nice smile. While I am not a fan of Kanonkop wines I am sure he could brew something up that would get the nation to lie down and look up to him.
              Did you maybe recommend Clinton at the time as well?
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              • Marq
                Platinum Member

                • May 2006
                • 1297

                #22
                Haha......No - As a non smoker I cannot say I would have gone for him. Besides that he didn't make 'that woman' lie down.

                But a winemaker.....now thats something different.
                But then I would have to have George W Bush on my list who apparently was arrested for driving under the influence in the '70s and, according to the Liberal Media, he spent his entire time at Yale drunk and much of his adult life as an on-and-off alcoholic.

                mmmmm - problem - I told you this was not easy.
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                • Dave A
                  Site Caretaker

                  • May 2006
                  • 22807

                  #23
                  Not easy, but it's getting damn funny

                  You've got to admit South Africans have got a wicked sense of humour.
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