City to sign Mpenza

Saintsarama wrote:'It's the best we've got, even thought it doesn't achieve what it claims to'.

You're right to call me an anarchist, in that I'd prefer no society to a hypocritical, failing one. But ultimately, I'm a utopian.

It is wonderful!

10-15 years later you have to read back what you wrote these days. At that time you live quite likely your ordinary life with your lovely wife who takes care of the kids while you drive in your hybrid Toyota every day to your 9 till 5 job for the local government...

Ricardo Jol wrote:

Saintsarama wrote:'It's the best we've got, even thought it doesn't achieve what it claims to'.

You're right to call me an anarchist, in that I'd prefer no society to a hypocritical, failing one. But ultimately, I'm a utopian.

It is wonderful!

10-15 years later you have to read back what you wrote these days. At that time you live quite likely your ordinary life with your lovely wife who takes care of the kids while you drive in your hybrid Toyota every day to your 9 till 5 job for the local government...

That's exceptionally unlikely. And since I've been writing for (tots it up in his head) 7 years, I'm well aware of how my views can and do change over time, but I'll never work for local government (unless central government is dissolved) and I certainly won't be driving a Toyota. As to my 'lovely wife' - she's becoming a doctor, so I doubt she'll be some stay-at-home wife. Much more likely that she'll be the main earner and I'll be the one looking after the children most of the time.