General Election 2010 - Results

**MadCaddies** · 11-5-10,18:13

Originally Posted by Em-inLeam

How can it be never? it was definitely over a time period after taking out the loan, what that time period is I'm not sure, I though it was 3 years, but maybe more.

No. It can be 30 or 40 years, but you have to make repayments once you reach the threshold.

**TheGhostOfDotTeeVeePast** · 11-5-10,18:15

Originally Posted by Thespian

What a patronising little man you are Hig.

Funnily enough it is that type of trait I find common in people brought up to support Conservative policies and values.

Never voted Conservative in my life.

Originally Posted by Hawkman

The last year has been a witch hunt against Brown

He deserved to be hunted like a witch.

**Paulite** · 11-5-10,18:18

Originally Posted by Em-inLeam

How can it be never? it was definitely over a time period after taking out the loan, what that time period is I'm not sure, I though it was 3 years, but maybe more.

The moment you get a job paying over £15k a year, you have to begin repayments. That could be when you are 120 years old.

Originally Posted by Jazel

If you never get a job over 15k, then Uni was a bit of a waste of time

Uni is worthwhile whether you get good qualifications or not imo. I love it.

**Castro-33** · 11-5-10,18:19

Originally Posted by Em-inLeam

How can it be never? it was definitely over a time period after taking out the loan, what that time period is I'm not sure, I though it was 3 years, but maybe more.

For students that have started a degree in the last few years or from now on, I am pretty sure its 25 years.

**Vanoord** · 11-5-10,18:19

Originally Posted by -Higgy-

He deserved to be hunted like a witch.

The UK economy is on course to have the largest budget deficit by the end of the year - not exactly a sign of brilliant management of the economy!

**TheGhostOfDotTeeVeePast** · 11-5-10,18:20

Uni was awesome, and i don't have to pay my loan back because of the teacher shortage scheme.

**MadCaddies** · 11-5-10,18:22

First year of Uni was great, after that it's overrated.

**Em-inLeam** · 11-5-10,18:26

Originally Posted by -Higgy-

Uni was awesome, and i don't have to pay my loan back because of the teacher shortage scheme.

Introduced by Labour no doubt?

**Vanoord** · 11-5-10,18:29

Most excellent: http://twitpic.com/1mwy1s

**MadCaddies** · 11-5-10,18:31

Originally Posted by Vanoord

Most excellent: http://twitpic.com/1mwy1s

I don't get it...

**Castro-33** · 11-5-10,18:36

Originally Posted by Vanoord

Most excellent: http://twitpic.com/1mwy1s

**Thespian** · 11-5-10,18:36

Originally Posted by -Higgy-

Never voted Conservative in my life.

I didn't say you voted Conservative?

I said your patronising tone towards others who disagree with you is a common trait I have found in people brought up with Tory values and beliefs

**Em-inLeam** · 11-5-10,18:38

Originally Posted by Thespian

I didn't say you voted Conservative?

I said your patronising tone towards others who disagree with you is a common trait I have found in people brought up with Tory values and beliefs

I think this video sums up those beliefs nicely:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gkHwU4DRA8

**-Gola-** · 11-5-10,19:07

Gordon Brown Quits as PM

**Vanoord** · 11-5-10,19:08

Lectern out at Downing Street: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/election2010/liveevent/

Brown's second resignation in 24 hours coming up?

**Vanoord** · 11-5-10,19:24

Very, very poignant.

He may have been a poor prime minister, but Gordon Brown is not a bad man.

So ends it, so ends a sad chapter.

Good luck to Gordon Brown, whatever future awaits you.

An uncertain future awaits us all.

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