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rustyboy
13 Jan 10 08:15
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Just a thread to drag this place up from the depths of the moral quagmire.

Who are you going to vote for in May?

I thought i'd vote Con. but Cameron is a bit of a shambles (sorry to say it but since his son died he's been a different person, not sure his hearts in it any more)

I then thought i'd vote Lab. but the thought of another 5 years of Brown scares me slightly.

So I don't know who to vote for at the moment. Lib Dem are a shambles too.

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By:
Hoss
When: 13 Jan 10 08:16
Respec' innit.
By:
eyeball
When: 13 Jan 10 08:17
What difference.....all the same ?
By:
HarryCrumb
When: 13 Jan 10 08:19
If you dont mind the UK govt going bankrupt and a complete collapse of the value in the pound then feel free to vote Labour. If your IQ runs into double figures then vote for anybody else.
By:
Robbie_Box
When: 13 Jan 10 08:34
I will light the bonfire then...

Griffins lot
By:
Vincent Vega
When: 13 Jan 10 08:36
islam for uk :p
By:
postmannick
When: 13 Jan 10 08:38
wish the monster raving looney party was still about...............oh they are
By:
trader pj
When: 13 Jan 10 10:11
lib dem
By:
Capt__F
When: 13 Jan 10 10:13
Labour
By:
onetruesaxon1964
When: 13 Jan 10 10:16
bnp all day long
By:
punterfleecer
When: 13 Jan 10 10:46
Labour
By:
shergarburger
When: 13 Jan 10 10:48
postmannick 13 Jan 09:38


wish the monster raving looney party was still about...............oh they are


changed their name to BNP
By:
slipperynipple
When: 13 Jan 10 10:58
It's a tough one. I reckon the conservatives are going to win it. Let's face it they can't do any worse.
I definitely won't be voting labour.
I can't bring myself to vote conservative.
Think I will vote lib dem, they won't win, but at least then I can moan about whoever does win.
By:
Reyes
When: 13 Jan 10 11:31
ABL
By:
Prima Donna
When: 13 Jan 10 11:32
Tory all day long.
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 13 Jan 10 12:04
Doesn't matter for me.

I'll stick my little kiss next to some outfit marginally less worse and deceitful than the rest, because I love democracy. However, I live in a constituency where the most gormless chinless idiot around will get elected if he's wearing a blue rosette and espousing 'me first' ideals.
By:
Big Charlie
When: 13 Jan 10 12:36
Ministers decide what happens to the country, not MPs.

I saw it on Yes Minister :)

So it doesn't nmatter who gets in, vote BNP and see that nice Mr Griffin rescue the UK.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 13 Jan 10 12:37
slipperynipple 13 Jan 11:58
It's a tough one. I reckon the conservatives are going to win it. Let's face it they can't do any worse.
I definitely won't be voting labour.
I can't bring myself to vote conservative.
Think I will vote lib dem, they won't win, but at least then I can moan about whoever does win.


Are you sure?
By:
HarryCrumb
When: 13 Jan 10 12:46
What could be worse than the current mess?
By:
pandora1963
When: 13 Jan 10 12:49
laBOUR,WHO THE FCK WASNT TO GO BACK TO THOSE GRIM TORY YEARS
By:
Benny brown trousers
When: 13 Jan 10 12:55
Funny story.
My dad (staunch labour) and mum (clueless) trotted off to the polls to vote one year.He told her firmly to vote for labour.
When they got back home we discovered my mum had voted tory.When asked why? she said she liked the name better. So simply cancelled each others votes out.
It still makes me laugh.
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 13 Jan 10 13:11
Back in the '80's Bill Athey (Tory) and Jack Russell (Labour) drove back down to Gloucestershire, in the middle of a match, in order to vote. Shared a car and couldn't agree that they'd both cancel each other out.
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