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Tony Blair e-petitioned to juggle ice cream

Number eight in the top 10
By Adamson Rust
Mon Nov 20 2006, 09:52
A NUMBER OF E-PETITIONS have started to deluge the Prime Minister's office after he invited British subjects to spare the paper and get with the electrons last week.

See Tony Blair invites your e-petitions.

Amongst a number of frivolous e-petitions filed, including scrapping the proposed introduction of ID cards, there are a number of serious ones, such as "Resign Immediately" and for Tony Blair to "stand on his head and juggle ice cream". A staggering 615 people have so far signed this radical petition.

The top e-petition on the site, so far, is to repeal the Hunting Act 2004.

One purely mischievous one is to proclaim St George's Day as a National Holiday for England. We do hope Tony Blair is reading them all. µ

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