Best laugh I've had in ages, that picture. The look on the dragon's face as the little latent Tesco burger invites it outside for a bundle. LOL!

Scenario: The Titanic has hit the iceberg.
You've managed to climb aboard the lifeboat and shared all the rations, but you don't like the chap at the helm and moan about him to all the other people on the lifeboat.
Suddenly, the Titanic's captain calls out "I've done a deal with the Iceberg! I throw a line to it and it will tow us wherever we want to go. I'm going to negotiate with it and come up with a destination. The thing is, you all have to get back on the ship first."
You leap overboard and doggie paddle over to the ship, of which now only the stern & propellers are above water.
Now then, how many brain-cells does it take to see the downside of this?

I'm not religious. Should I be railing against a person for believing in a God I don't believe in? Should I be a theophobe (sounds ridiculous doesn't it?) and demand that he accept there is no god?
I'm not gay. I really don't care what goes on in the beds of consenting adults but I know there are people to whom it matters. I accept their opinions - does that make me a homophobe?
The reason I'm commenting is that some people are displaying a lack of the very tolerance which they demand of everyone else. Aren't we always fighting against political correctness? Or does that only apply when it's a 'correctness' we ourselves don't agree with? Do you see where that takes us?
He was very foolish to answer the question put to him - I'm pretty sure he didn't just come out with it . It shows a lack of political awareness that politics is a filthy business where, I know from experience, everyone is trying to catch you out.
But then, UKIP candidates are not career politicians and this is one of our strengths.
Why does everyone have to be tagged a 'phobe or an 'ist? He made the human mistake of telling the truth as he sees it, in a political arena. Let's not hang the man for that.

I thought my comment would be barred if I called them what I usually do: LimpDicks - would you care to say how many of yours voted for Cameron to be leader?

UKIP members do not want a pact with the Conservatives - believe me, we don't, because you obviously enjoy your pain (else why is Cameron still your leader?) and like to share it with the whole country in the same way that Labour and the Lost Deposits do.