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Dale Farm Solution - Boats

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30/08/2011 9:22 am

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F Magneto

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30/08/2011 9:55 am

They do this in America but they all tend to be housed on 1 ship!!!

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Chris

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30/08/2011 10:09 am

Tree houses would be prettier, and more practical considering Dale Farm's lack of navigateable waterway.

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Melvin Bone

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30/08/2011 10:55 am

How about Caravans.

Then they could roam the land in a nomadic gyspy lifestyle like their forefathers...

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Chris

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30/08/2011 11:02 am

Now you are arguing with your own proposition Melvin

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Melvin Bone

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30/08/2011 11:31 am

Hmmm. OK how about a caravan on a barge then...

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F Magneto

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30/08/2011 11:33 am

Serious Prison Ships work in the US of A or so I've read

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Chris

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30/08/2011 12:01 pm

Maybe F Magneto, but if Shapps did it they would be Comical Prison Ships; Ghost Prison Ships; Unworkable Prison Ships; or simply a realistic projection of a greater number of prison ships than was achieved under the last Labour Government, that if not achieved will be because of a snowy day last winter and the royal couple having a wedding, followed by a day's sunshine in the summer and an occassion to rain through the autumn, accompanied by a £10Million grant to a miscellaneous charity because it sounds good and because Shapps knows the beneficieries.

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Melvin Bone

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30/08/2011 2:41 pm

They had a prison ship in Weymouth many moons ago. It did not really work...You put enough expanding foam in it and a caravan will float.

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Rick Campbell

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30/08/2011 9:31 pm

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Chris

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02/09/2011 2:04 pm

I'm waiting for your next thread Melvin - following on from other CLG numpty ideas - Why not give the Dale Farm residents caravans. It would tie in nicely with Mr Shapps new ideas and solve the Dale Farm problem at a stroke to, or not as the case may be.

Do you think anyone other than the Minister's proctologist takes him seriously any more - and should that specialist take a holiday so we do not have to receive the new ideas he discovers. 

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F Magneto

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02/09/2011 2:10 pm

I think we could have duel purpose bowling greens (given that pickles is promoting this) that operate as camp sites when the sun goes down - this would help with community cohesion and would solve the homeless problem as long as 'tenants' wore decent foot wear on site.

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F451

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05/10/2011 9:47 am

It has been dissappointing that the hopeless Minister choose not to refloat this idea at conference.

Can we assume that this lack of initiaitve has sunk without a trace, or should the Minister be expected to hold his hands up as being too stupid to be in charge of a voice let alone a key government department.

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