brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
"Farage is not an anglicised form of the Arabic surname Faraj." for 5 fucking minutes.What did it say?
Can't afford to do anything else i guess.
"Farage is not an anglicised form of the Arabic surname Faraj." for 5 fucking minutes.What did it say?
Can't afford to do anything else i guess.
Britain is BrokenWhat did it say?
Can't afford to do anything else i guess.
First part is right.Britain is Broken
Britain needs Reform
Probably some subliminal messaging thing going on.The Reform election broadcast on ITV just now was just a still caption for the whole five minutes.
You and me both - by far my favourite radio programme/podcast(I love More or Less.)
He looks perfectly content.Surely there must be enough LDs in his constituency for two or three to take pity and join him for the photos to stop him looking so desperate and lonely.
It's a more active process than you're suggestingProbably some subliminal messaging thing going on.
Are you finding yourself drawn to voting Reform, Santino..?
Time for a trip to specsaversI simply cannot see a shift of that magnitude. Even in 2017 when they did better they were still a distant second to the Tories whose majority has massively icreased since theytook the seat in 2010. If anyone is likely to unseat them it would be the previous incumbents, the libdems who held the seat for a while before. I just don't see it
Must be a hell of a sight, a half cut Jon Sweeney shuffling towards your door...I'll have a large one of whatever he is drinking thanks
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My son asked me last night if I am capable of staying up the night at my age... plan is to be outside Downing street for the motorcade departure.I don't stay up to watch the results come in - I watch the first 90 mins or so, maybe wait to see Sunderland declare the results - and then get up about 4am to see what's occurring and watch loads of declarations.
This year, this year however I think I'm going to stay up - I want to watch every moment the vermin squirm on the panels
That's my seat and the signs look really promising, she seems to have managed to attract the rural vote.Greens will win Bristol and North Herefordshire.
The latest YG polling suggests that those of us enjoying the entertainment are in the minority! Only 22% of respondents feel like that and just look at those Leavist numbers; 43% not enjoying the thing at all.Can I just say that this is the most entertaining election that I've ever seen
I recall staying up to listen to parliamentary votes late at night in the last century that you didn't actually know what the result would be.
Watching the tories (hopefully) getting a good fisting is a once-in-a-lifetime experience though. I don't even care that it's the serial liar that is Sharmer that's winning. He'll be taken to account soon enough when his policies are shown to fail, because they always fucking do.
I don't stay up to watch the results come in - I watch the first 90 mins or so, maybe wait to see Sunderland declare the results - and then get up about 4am to see what's occurring and watch loads of declarations.
The early morning wake up option is a good one. Will coincide with the usual 3am wide awake space and put in good stead for the unfolding day.Last few elections, I've watched first 10 mins or so after 10pm just to hear the exit poll (and any mp's going "off message" ). Then switched off until 2am or so (checking urban during the interval) and then watched from there onwards.
Unless there is major shock in the exit poll this should be a good one
"very much" at 4% some people just have no sense of funThe latest YG polling suggests that those of us enjoying the entertainment are in the minority! Only 22% of respondents feel like that and just look at those Leavist numbers; 43% not enjoying the thing at all.
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or just emigrate to the US with tail between legs insteadHowever, knowing what a spoil sport he is he may just head straight from the airport to the King at Windsor to hand his notice in or even arrange to meet in Sandringham which would be a total disaster in terms of dramatic quality.
I grab every potential caucescau moment with open arms.I must say that even as a tribal Labour wanky reformist I am far far far more excited by the Tories losing big than I am about Labour winning.
Which makes me sad.
I plan to stop up all night, my plan is to drink Redbull and watch the Marx Brothers during the boring bits.I don't stay up to watch the results come in - I watch the first 90 mins or so, maybe wait to see Sunderland declare the results - and then get up about 4am to see what's occurring and watch loads of declarations.
This year, this year however I think I'm going to stay up - I want to watch every moment the vermin squirm on the panels, and I want to watch every declaration.
I might need to have two screens to watch two different channels to make sure I get every declaration in real, glorious live action technicolour.
Trying to decide what my celebration breakfast should be.
Current wagers:
Labour will overturn a 20k majority in Wyre Forest and win the seat.
Lib Dems will get 60+ seats.
Tories will win less than 100 seats.
The Disgraced-Cunt-Führage will win in Clacton (don't like that one, but I think it's true nonetheless).
Corbyn will win Islington.
Greens will win Bristol and North Herefordshire.
Labour will hit 450 seats.
(I remain Urbans' worst political forecaster, so betting on an increased Tory majority is probably a safe way to store your money...)