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politics in here
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i wouldn't know who was even running in my area to be honest.
so no.
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SNP but then voting no in the referendum in 100 days. I CANT vote labour after Iraq 
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Im going blue
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Homer wrote:
Im going blue
EXTRA EXTRA HOMER IN CONSERVATIVE PARTY SHOCKER
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t_dot wrote:
Homer wrote:
Im going blue
EXTRA EXTRA LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY IN CONSERVATIVE PARTY SHOCKER
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Between Labour and the Lib Dems in my seat so a no-brainer. Don't know about the council elections - anyone but Labour as they've been fucking it up for years.
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Noble Locks. wrote:
t_dot wrote:
Homer wrote:
Im going blue
EXTRA EXTRA LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY IN CONSERVATIVE PARTY SHOCKER
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It's a pity that Blair's legacy will by dominated by Iraq.
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sometimes i think this world would be better if dinosaurs still existed.
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I'm voting for Relfio
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MrPlatinum wrote:
I'm voting for Relfio
VOTE RELF!
and get double eggs compulsory with no extra charge on every 'all day breakfast' ever served in every pub, cafe and steak house all over the country!!
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can you imagine
if i ever got to downing street you lot can all come over for tea and meet the queen, and we could have a myspace party. Prince Harry can come too, i like him.
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Relfio wrote:
can you imagine
if i ever got to downing street you lot can all come over for tea and meet the queen, and we could have a myspace party. Prince Harry can come too, i like him.
Can I punch the queen?
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Think I have voted once when I was 18. Never been bothered since.
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That's good. The more muppets like you stay out of it, the better chance the rest of us have of making a decent decision.
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Not only did I vote today , I met David Cameron in Brighton and as much as it pains me to say it , jolly nice fellow 
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Was he being gay today? He's jumped on every other bandwagon.
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MrPlatinum wrote:
Was he being gay today? He's jumped on every other bandwagon.
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Murakami wrote:
Not only did I vote today , I met David Cameron in Brighton and as much as it pains me to say it , jolly nice fellow
Don't be taken in by the 'compassionate Conservative' bullshit.
You should have asked him what his thoughts were on gay couples adopting, or about the alliance that he was trying to form with that Polish party whose policies included banning gay pride marches.
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i voted once when i turned 18, just cause i could, not voted since
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Posted: Wed, 02/05/2007 - 10:58pm
