Glad you added a link there because I'd have never have believed it were true. This sort of shit should really be on the telly.
I think I caught something about it on the wireless earlier, inbetween the latest pop disc from the Hit Parade and Gardener's Question Time. In case you wanted to know, it's a good year for hibiscus.
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Fri 21 Nov, 2014 22.40
by all new Phil
Is that a new indie band?
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Sat 22 Nov, 2014 14.20
by barcode
You cant blame people for being fed up, and thats what this is. The three main parties need to sit up and took note of the issues people are moaning about. As said on Question time, many people are fed up with Housing stock etc and are blaming people from the EU .
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Sat 22 Nov, 2014 21.17
by WillPS
It is ridiculous to expect by-election performance to be indicative of anything at all.
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Fri 02 Jan, 2015 13.01
by barcode
I see the tory party has a new election poster, Is there any website to take the mick out of it?
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Fri 02 Jan, 2015 21.51
by DTV
barcode wrote:I see the tory party has a new election poster, Is there any website to take the mick out of it?
Give it a couple of weeks and I expects there'll be a few. Although on that note - has anyone else noticed the road leads to nowhere.
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Fri 02 Jan, 2015 22.36
by Alexia
DTV wrote:
barcode wrote:I see the tory party has a new election poster, Is there any website to take the mick out of it?
Give it a couple of weeks and I expects there'll be a few. Although on that note - has anyone else noticed the road leads to nowhere.
There's one rather Paint-ed job on Twitter.
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Fri 02 Jan, 2015 23.27
by barcode
And thus we have just found the Tory party Election theme:
Mind you it will be more fun when the lib dem posters come out
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Sat 03 Jan, 2015 17.16
by Alexia
Re: 2015 UK Election
Posted: Sat 03 Jan, 2015 20.46
by barcode
Q:
What if Tories win the most seats in the election, but loses its one mp in Scotland, The lib dems end up with no mainland seats in Scotland.
The and end results is Tory/Lib dem/UKIP coalition? would it result in a constitutional knight mare for Scotland? IE indep ref Mk2:
