Mr. Luchador
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Still undecided which way I'm going to vote. My mind says Lib Dem, but something else says 'NO DON'T DO IT!' - possibly the Labour Van going around.
You are correct mostly, but you missed out on something I said - I only lived there for a few years, so I'm not Manx. I'm English born and lived in the UK for most of my life (and living here now), and my parents where English and are on the voting register. I can vote, its just a tiny bit more work to get my name on the voting register.Sir Fragula said:Can Manx even vote in the general election? I didn't think they could, not being a part of the UK.
radioheadrule83 said:My flatmate is a graphic designer and he said he felt like the Labour and Tory ones were both nice, but the Labour one looked more like a friendly family brochure - like something you would see in a hospital waiting room or in a travel lobby - whereas he felt the simple Navy Blue tory one looked more serious, official and governmental...
We had to have a talk because he was contemplating basing his voting choice on this.
Chriswok said:Still undecided which way I'm going to vote. My mind says Lib Dem, but something else says 'NO DON'T DO IT!' - possibly the Labour Van going around.
Chinner said:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8622099.stm
if that plane was full of americans it would of plummeted
Dark Machine said:I'll be on here and watching at the same time. Though IRC would be cool too if anyone has a spare channel.
Also the Financial Times (I seriously must be the only student who buys it) today accused all 3 parties of having a £30billion shortfall in their cost cutting. They need it to even 'control' the £167billion debt we have now according to the FT's reports. Of course the Business world would rather the government effed off altogether, and they haven't been slow to criticise all parties for 'populist' taxes on big business. However the reality is that bigger cuts than even the LDs are announcing, never mind the other two, are needed. Hopefully they'll spell it out tonight.
Dark Machine said:I'll be on here and watching at the same time. Though IRC would be cool too if anyone has a spare channel.
Also the Financial Times (I seriously must be the only student who buys it) today accused all 3 parties of having a £30billion shortfall in their cost cutting. They need it to even 'control' the £167billion debt we have now according to the FT's reports. Of course the Business world would rather the government effed off altogether, and they haven't been slow to criticise all parties for 'populist' taxes on big business. However the reality is that bigger cuts than even the LDs are announcing, never mind the other two, are needed. Hopefully they'll spell it out tonight.
Always forget about that because HIGNFY has been a Friday show for so long. Can't get used to it being on a Thursday. Oh well, iPlayer.RedShift said:Sucks that the debate and HIGNFY clash. Ah well, Sky+
anonnumber6 said:You're not the only one![]()
Empty said:Aaah. Too much good television on thursdays: Election debate, HIGNFY, Outnumbered and Charlie Brooker's You Have Been Watching.
"Having drink with 2 lib dem advisers (incidentally the Lib Dem's calling the three podiums being "podia") on the 23rd floor of the hotel (beautiful). They are admitting this one is the most important for Clegg. They think more will watch this than Sky, by the BBC's turn, it's too late. He's up first and apparently going to pack a punch. In terms of supreme processology, they say he never wears a watch, so no danger of a Bush moment."
defel1111 said:+ Question time and Newsnight for me :/
So much politics in one evening. That can't be healthy.defel1111 said:+ Question time and Newsnight for me :/
iapetus said:Remember, a 20-point swing from Labour to Lib Dem gives us our first Lib Dem government! And Lord Adonis thinks the two parties are the same on most policies, so all Labour voters should actually vote Lib Dem!
He hasn't got anything to lose. Even if draws with Brown and Cameron then that's still gonna benefit them.J Tourettes said:I've got a feeling that Clegg's going to come off badly tonight.