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Re: The UK election thread

Post by Rum » Thu Apr 15, 2010 8:54 pm

beige wrote:I feel sorry for the poor moderator. He's got quite a job on his hands.
Plus he is a bit of a twat. :what:

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Re: The UK election thread

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beige wrote:I feel sorry for the poor moderator. He's got quite a job on his hands.
Plus he is a bit of a twat. :what:
Dunno who he is, don't tend to hang around ITV. :?
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by RuleBritannia » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:00 pm

beige wrote:
Rum wrote:
beige wrote:I feel sorry for the poor moderator. He's got quite a job on his hands.
Plus he is a bit of a twat. :what:
Dunno who he is, don't tend to hang around ITV. :?
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by RuleBritannia » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:03 pm

Nothing about the enviroment. I'd like to see trident scrapped and the NHS working efficiently, but if the planet's dead, what does any of that matter?
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by beige » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:30 pm

Seems the people who bothered to watch the debate are making a slightly more reassuring choice.

Sadly, I worry that lots of the people who'll just minlessly follow their partisanship programming wont have bee watching. Adding them in would probably turn things on its head a bit :(
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by RuleBritannia » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:33 pm

ITV poll says 43% for Clegg, 26% for Cameron, and 20% for Brown.

My only worry is that the Lib Dems will take votes away from Labour and not the Tories, which means if the Lib Dems don't get enough votes, the Conservatives will win.
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by beige » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:38 pm

I'd say it's worth the risk and bypassing tactical voting this time round :)
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by RuleBritannia » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:40 pm

beige wrote:I'd say it's worth the risk and bypassing tactical voting this time round :)
Bet365 have the Lib Dems 100/1 to win the most seats at the election. I think i'll put £10 on that tomorrow, I could use a grand.
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by beige » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:42 pm

RuleBritannia wrote:
beige wrote:I'd say it's worth the risk and bypassing tactical voting this time round :)
Bet365 have the Lib Dems 100/1 to win the most seats at the election. I think i'll put £10 on that tomorrow, I could use a grand.
I'd imagine they might be changing their odds a bit after tonight, best get in early. ;)
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by RuleBritannia » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:43 pm

beige wrote:
RuleBritannia wrote:
beige wrote:I'd say it's worth the risk and bypassing tactical voting this time round :)
Bet365 have the Lib Dems 100/1 to win the most seats at the election. I think i'll put £10 on that tomorrow, I could use a grand.
I'd imagine they might be changing their odds a bit after tonight, best get in early. ;)
Just went to do an online bet and they changed it to 66/1. :lay:
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by beige » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:46 pm

RuleBritannia wrote:
beige wrote:
RuleBritannia wrote:
beige wrote:I'd say it's worth the risk and bypassing tactical voting this time round :)
Bet365 have the Lib Dems 100/1 to win the most seats at the election. I think i'll put £10 on that tomorrow, I could use a grand.
I'd imagine they might be changing their odds a bit after tonight, best get in early. ;)
Just went to do an online bet and they changed it to 66/1. :lay:
:( They don't miss a beat.
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by Xamonas Chegwé » Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:58 pm

Clegg gained ground. Brown held his ground. Cameron lost ground.

There was a lot more proper argument going on than I thought there might be - a few raised voices and a bit of emotion on show. It will be interesting to see how the three of them change their stances in the next couple of rounds - remember, this was just jockeying for position - the spin-doctors and analysts are going to be busy advising their guys on how to nail things in the next rounds. :plot:
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Re: The UK election thread

Post by Twiglet » Fri Apr 16, 2010 12:49 am

RuleBritannia wrote:ITV poll says 43% for Clegg, 26% for Cameron, and 20% for Brown.

My only worry is that the Lib Dems will take votes away from Labour and not the Tories, which means if the Lib Dems don't get enough votes, the Conservatives will win.
That's how Thatcher managed to win so many terms. I'd say your worry is well founded.

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Re: The UK election thread

Post by PsychoSerenity » Fri Apr 16, 2010 10:24 am

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Re: The UK election thread

Post by Clinton Huxley » Fri Apr 16, 2010 10:30 am

Cameron's face is like a loaf of bread. I want to shred it and feed it to some ducks.

Great political insight, I know...

Clegg won, for what it's worth.
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