So I voted for....

[Carlos J]

RIP dear Errol. Apposite and analgous, sometimes, slightly, maybe.

Just to admit one mistake
That can be hard to take
I know we've made them fall
But only fools come back for more

Being the fool I am
I figured in all your plans, darling
Your perfumed letters didn't say
That you'd be leaving any day

So you win again, you win again
Here I stand again, the loser
And just for fun you took my love and run
But love had just begun
I can't refuse her
But now I know that I'm the fool
Who won your love to lose it all
When you come back, you win again

And I'm not proud to say
I let love slip away
Now I'm the one who's crying
I'm a fool there's no denying

When will my heartache end?
Will my whole life depend
On fading memories
You took the game this time with ease

Anyway, a thread for those who will post the evidence. No pandemonium shittery, my Lord's camfun, my Mooncat's hospital snaps, just the one, just a who you voted for, if you will declare.

As per, Norwich South. Won by LibDems last time, first time I'm in this ward, LibDems are going to take a beating, probably 4th behind Greens, one hopes.

Will be Labour then.

[Lou Grant]

I'm voting tactically to keep the blue meanies out as I'm in a marginal seat. I'm also voting for the candidate, because in relative terms to most of the other tossers in Westminster they're not so bad. I'm not endorsing their party though and it will be done with a heavy heart.

But needs must it seems and in Brian May we trust etc.

[the rotary club]

I haven't voted yet but I live in a safe Labour seat. I have a full selection to choose from Lib Lab Con UKIP Green and a TUSC. What should I do? I have previously voted TUSC since the former candidate used to work with our lass and comes in pub sometimes but the new one I don't know.

I am currently thinking of drawing a big cock and balls to entertain the counters.

Any advice most welcome.

[warmleatherette]

None of the above, the only honest vote I could muster.

[m4rkb]

So in summary.....

I am currently thinking of a big cock and balls

I left the bit out about lassie as I've been over that before.

[the rotary club]

So in summary.....

I am currently thinking of a big cock and balls

I left the bit out about lassie as I've been over that before.

Shit troll is shit.

[Ralph]

Just voted Labour for the first time ever in a General Election. Couldn't bring myself to tactically vote Lib Dem this time. Nick Clegg's made it absolutely clear he won't work with Labour so sod him. Plus % of the vote could become an issue.

No idea what the final result of this GE will be. Think the fact the polls are so close probably favours the incumbent party tbh.

[m4rkb]

So in summary.....

I am currently thinking of a big cock and balls

I left the bit out about lassie as I've been over that before.

Shit troll is shit.

You're quoting every others posters view of yourself there aren't you?

And don't pretend you're going to vote for anyone other than that duffer Miliband.

I'd go back to your cock and balls if I were you before it starts to sag

[the rotary club]

Still shit.

[Sadact7]

This thread is already more entertaining than the entire 6 week campaign trail

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[Ralph]

I haven't voted yet but I live in a safe Labour seat. I have a full selection to choose from Lib Lab Con UKIP Green and a TUSC. What should I do? I have previously voted TUSC since the former candidate used to work with our lass and comes in pub sometimes but the new one I don't know.

I am currently thinking of drawing a big cock and balls to entertain the counters.

Any advice most welcome.

Vote Labour. % of the vote might matter & if you want rid of the Tories.....

[the rotary club]

Why would the percentage matter - it's all about bums on seats Shirley?

[Ralph]

Why would the percentage matter - it's all about bums on seats Shirley?

If it becomes an argument about 'legitimacy' % of the vote will become an issue. But I agree in practical terms bums on seats is the most important thing.

[the rotary club]

I think the legitimacy argument is largely right wing media bollocks - what you need for a legitimate government is the ability to survive a vote of confidence and that's a matter of bums on seats not votes obtained.

[shabbado]

I think the legitimacy argument is largely right wing media bollocks - what you need for a legitimate government is the ability to survive a vote of confidence and that's a matter of bums on seats not votes obtained.

This.

The 'legitimacy' argument is only being played out in the right wing Tory press.

[The Tick]

Voted for Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition.

I despise the Tories but can't forgive Labour for selling out its ideals. I live in a safe Labour seat so my vote won't be missed by them.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

MOOSHAT

[Lord Notin Kwestion]

MOOSHAT

Spoilt your ballot paper then?

[m4rkb]

Voted for Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition.

I despise the Tories but can't forgive Labour for selling out its ideals. I live in a safe Labour seat so my vote won't be missed by them.

You must be fucking mad to vote for that lot.

They should rename it to Coalition of Union and Trade Socialists.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Voted for Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition.

I despise the Tories but can't forgive Labour for selling out its ideals. I live in a safe Labour seat so my vote won't be missed by them.

You must be fucking mad to vote for that lot.

They should rename it to Coalition of Union and Trade Socialists.

I'd vote for them

[Glazed Earthenware Horse]

Who is actually running the election? Carlos?

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Carlos couldn't run a whorehouse in a brewery I'm afraid My Horse

[ccreds]

Labour. I live in a marginal.

[Sadact7]

Been and done.

Mr Fenton-Glynn, you owe me a pint you weedy little tit

[The Tick]

Voted for Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition.

I despise the Tories but can't forgive Labour for selling out its ideals. I live in a safe Labour seat so my vote won't be missed by them.

You must be fucking mad to vote for that lot.

They should rename it to Coalition of Union and Trade Socialists.

A UKIP supporter talking about madness.