Did you vote?

[Stuart]

I did. Politically naive but better that than apathetic.

[Rob S]

I agree, how can people piss and winge if they can't get off their arses and vote?

[Tonynos]

I forgot to get the form sent off to do a proxy vote before coming away to sea

[Rob S]

I forgot to get the form sent off to do a proxy vote before coming away to sea

I think we'll let you have that one

[fezza]

Voted. How fucking boring is this election show?

[maff]

try channel four.
voted.

[Mr Fletcher]

voted but i feel this is going to get messy.

[Daniel]

Not voted, not because i'm lazy - i don't trust any of them. whoever gets in, it'll be the same old story taxes go up, fuel goes up, loads of false promises e.t.c.

[Tk]

no , i took my mrs so she could but i didnt because i dont belive in any of them, i could not face the party i voted for winning as i would think to myself i voted for these useless morons , how can i vote for something i dont belive in ?
do people actually belive the BS that spills from there mouths pre election ?

and before anyone says it i know its wrong not to vote!

bonjour over and out (flame suit on)

[Stuart]

Slacker!!

Well, the morning after the night before has made nothing clearer. The best sound bite I've heard about all of this was one chap this morning on the BBC. With Paxman and Dimbleby flirting with each other and telling one another how awesome they were, the Conservative chappie piped up and said " Well, if the Conservatives don't hold enough seats to have a majority, how can the Labour and Lib Dem coalition? We have more than them put together!" It was something along those lines and for about one millisecond, neither of our silver haired verbal Jedi's knew what to say.

A brief highlight in a programme so dull, I switched it off to voluntarily start on my thesis for a degree that I've just had slung back at me, with the large word
FAIL
emblazoned upon it.