Austria avoided Norbert Hofer, so I have faith that our lovely French friends will also make the non-terrifying choice.
Netherlands also said no to another Putin fanboy...
Austria avoided Norbert Hofer, so I have faith that our lovely French friends will also make the non-terrifying choice.
5 pm France time? Then that's very soon
one person here voted for Le Pen
on va te trouver et te passer la bite au cirage mec
I'm more concerned about the 17 scums that dare to call themselves human beings.
Austria avoided Norbert Hofer, so I have faith that our lovely French friends will also make the non-terrifying choice.
I'm more concerned about the 17 scums that dare to call themselves human beings.
We have official "live" turnout numbers at noon, 5pm and 8pm each time
around 5 or 6pm we also have estimâtes of final turnout by pollsters
8pm is estimâtes by pollsters and that's pretty accurante
But do those give us the number of votes for each candidate? I'm curious how Macron is doing
To be fair, unlike the French president, the Austrian president is nothing more than a figurehead.
Granted, a president Norbert Hofer would've likely given us a FPÖ minority government, which Alexander van der Bellen definitely won't do, but it's the parliamentary election next year we're going to have to be worried about. We're at the point where FPÖ is getting a straight third of the vote in polls.
To be fair, unlike the French president, the Austrian president is nothing more than a figurehead.
Granted, a president Norbert Hofer would've likely given us a FPÖ minority government, which Alexander van der Bellen definitely won't do, but it's the parliamentary election next year we're going to have to be worried about. We're at the point where FPÖ is getting a straight third of the vote in polls.
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English memes and catchphrases translated into French infuriate me. They feel wrong somehow. Probably because they're literal translations most of the time. Nobody would say "je vois ce que tu as fait là" in French, even though it's not really wrong. Heck, we would never react this way in the first place, even. It's just not French humor.
English memes and catchphrases translated into French infuriate me. They feel wrong somehow. Probably because they're literal translations most of the time. Nobody would say "je vois ce que tu as fait là" in French, even though it's not really wrong. Heck, we would never react this way in the first place, even. It's just not French humor.
d_accord_jennifer_laurence.gifEnglish memes and catchphrases translated into French infuriate me. They feel wrong somehow. Probably because they're literal translations most of the time. Nobody would say "je vois ce que tu as fait là" in French, even though it's not really wrong. Heck, we would never react this way in the first place, even. It's just not French humor.
https://mobile.twitter.com/memesdanques?lang=frEnglish memes and catchphrases translated into French infuriate me. They feel wrong somehow. Probably because they're literal translations most of the time. Nobody would say "je vois ce que tu as fait là" in French, even though it's not really wrong. Heck, we would never react this way in the first place, even. It's just not French humor.
RTBF is giving a new estimation: Macron over 60%
English memes and catchphrases translated into French infuriate me. They feel wrong somehow. Probably because they're literal translations most of the time. Nobody would say "je vois ce que tu as fait là" in French, even though it's not really wrong. Heck, we would never react this way in the first place, even. It's just not French humor.
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L'humour anglais traduit en français était une erreur. Ça n'est rien d'autre que de la merde.
Is Macron still expected to easily win this?
English memes and catchphrases translated into French infuriate me. They feel wrong somehow. Probably because they're literal translations most of the time. Nobody would say "je vois ce que tu as fait là" in French, even though it's not really wrong. Heck, we would never react this way in the first place, even. It's just not French humor.
RTBF is giving a new estimation: Macron over 60%
one person here voted for Le Pen
on va te trouver et te passer la bite au cirage mec
Okay, this one got me: https://mobile.twitter.com/MemesDanques/status/835653189420593153/photo/1
"Pan-Meurs-Tarte" and "La Rue du Mur Journal" lol
Is Macron still expected to easily win this?
To be fair, unlike the French president, the Austrian president is nothing more than a figurehead.
Granted, a president Norbert Hofer would've likely given us a FPÖ minority government, which Alexander van der Bellen definitely won't do, but it's the parliamentary election next year we're going to have to be worried about. We're at the point where FPÖ is getting a straight third of the vote in polls.
Weren't they also the ones who had a "poll" on the day of the first round where Fillon apparently got into the second round
memes danques is like my new favorite thing holy shit
There was what, 1,3% or 1,5% between him and Le Pen? That's not far out of a normal polling error.
I'm more concerned about the 17 scums that dare to call themselves human beings.
Dear France,
Don't vote in Le Pen
J'adore toi.
Also, thanks for Daft Punk.
Can people vote outside of france? 2 out of 4 of my family members are outside france today so that means 2 less Penn voters hopefully, shame 2 stayed
According to RTBF (Belgian site), Macron gets more than 60% (62-64) of the votes:
https://www.rtbf.be/info/monde/deta...ivez-le-second-tour-en-direct-live?id=9599575
désolé.gifEnglish memes and catchphrases translated into French infuriate me. They feel wrong somehow. Probably because they're literal translations most of the time. Nobody would say "je vois ce que tu as fait là" in French, even though it's not really wrong. Heck, we would never react this way in the first place, even. It's just not French humor.
Hate they're doing that, it can refrain people to go vote, thinking like "hey it's sunny today, and anyway Macron is winning, I'm gonna go to the beach, they don't need my vote".
PEOPLE, VOTE!
Hate they're doing that, it can refrain people to go vote, thinking like "hey it's sunny today, and anyway Macron is winning, I'm gonna go to the beach, they don't need my vote".
PEOPLE, VOTE!
According to RTBF (Belgian site), Macron gets more than 60% (between 62-64%) of the votes:
https://www.rtbf.be/info/monde/deta...ivez-le-second-tour-en-direct-live?id=9599575
Hate they're doing that, it can refrain people to go vote, thinking like "hey it's sunny today, and anyway Macron is winning, I'm gonna go to the beach, they don't need my vote".
PEOPLE, VOTE!