#387

ten pee em

#388

Exit poll is at 10pm

#389

10 bells

#390

ughhhh

#391

Ignoring everything else (very, very difficult), that line about boys and video games is sure to ruffle a few feathers.

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#392

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Hmm

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#393

anyone else get that ‘i could throw myself off this cliff right now’ feeling when you’re in the polling booth, where your hand hovers over the Conservative candidate’s name for a brief moment?

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#394

oh my god yes!

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#395

well sort of. I just worry that I might tick the wrong box, like an act of rebellion against myself. I can’t be trusted.

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#397

was it in a marginal or something?

#399

Like running your tongue over a cold sore.

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#400

Phew! Back after taking professional exams this morning. Walked to the polling station in the rain – I heard on 5Live last night that Labour voters staying indoors when it’s raining is absolute balls – voted, and now back for an overdue cup of coffee.

Only four candidates on the ballot: Labour, Tory, LibDem and Green. I felt like the good old days, you know?

#401

ah, I see, fair nuff.

#402

Can’t help but think there’s thinly veiled subtext to this in that Charlie Hebdo’s output was seen as being entirely fine as long as it was specific minority groups they were ridiculing.

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#403

If anyone’s got afternoon gloom, remember that this election is going to be crazy and there are going to be some mad local swings. Odd’s are there will be at least a few smug Tories feeling a lot less happy than they expected tomorrow morning.

#404

Any word on how Keith’s 94yr mum, who is registered blind, voted?

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#406

I just started reading this thread, but Scottish Labour are all anti-Corbyn, voting SNP is the only realistic way to keep the Tories out. Fuck Scottish Labour - wasted vote.

#407
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#408

That reminds me - I saw a ‘Remember to take a pen with you’, in the comments on a news page earlier :smiley:

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#409
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