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6 minutes ago, Ayatollah Hermione said:

Voted. Picked up some nice fresh buns, some tuna and 24 cans. The first two are for bait tomorrow and the last one is for tonight at exit poll time.

No cherry tomatoes? 
 

 

Can you even spell Pinokio ? 

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2 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

I too have just voted. 
Nowt to do now but cook tea, sit back, have a beer and hate the world. 

 

I've got the new Call of Duty to practice for when we're all conscripted to fight in the Water Wars

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3 minutes ago, Ayatollah Hermione said:

 

I've got the new Call of Duty to practice for when we're all conscripted to fight in the Water Wars

We can use the coming  British War of Cuntdependance as a warm up! 
 

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5 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

I too have just voted. 
Nowt to do now but cook tea, sit back, have a beer and hate the world. 

I’m going to need some hair of the dog to see me through. Only had four hours kip last night so doubt I’m going to stay up long if the exit poll points to a Tory majority. 

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Just now, wykikitoon said:

if it is a hung parliment whats the best outcome?

 

How do you mean? Any hung parliament is a godsend, but the fewer seats off a majority the Tories are, the better. We need enough votes in parliament to kill Brexit.

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In the event of a hung parliament, the question is whether the lib dems are obliged to talk about forming a coalition to the Tories first, assuming they have the biggest number of votes. That’s normal procedure. 

Don’t rule out her propping them up again if BJ allows Swinson a second referendum. She could well be the kingmaker, has ruled out working with both Corbyn and Johnson but I suspect she is more of s small c conservative than a socialist.

It’s a numbers game too though. She might go for ian snp//LD/labour coalition if it has a better working majority and she’s offered a high profile cabinet job. 

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4 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

In the event of a hung parliament, the question is whether the lib dems are obliged to talk about forming a coalition to the Tories first, assuming they have the biggest number of votes. That’s normal procedure. 

Don’t rule out her propping them up again if BJ allows Swinson a second referendum. She could well be the kingmaker, has ruled out working with both Corbyn and Johnson but I suspect she is more of s small c conservative than a socialist.

It’s a numbers game too though. She might go for ian snp//LD/labour coalition if it has a better working majority and she’s offered a high profile cabinet job. 

Picture the scene- Tittsy McFauxTory walks in to No.10 to discuss a coalition , to be met by The Fridge Magnet, having totally misunderstood that she was “ready to jump in to bed with the Torys”,  Y-fronts round his ankles as he fumbles through his fat folds looking for his cock. 
“ I …um ah… my my… well… so! … Shall we just Get It Done?”

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8 minutes ago, Alex said:

Polling station was really busy, not sure if that’s significant but seems to be lots of reports of large turnouts 

Where was yours? They seem to be every 500yds in Forest Hall. 
Mine ( Lynholm Grove) also said there’s been a large turnout. 

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13 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

Where was yours? They seem to be every 500yds in Forest Hall. 
Mine ( Lynholm Grove) also said there’s been a large turnout. 

Palmersville. Used to live about a 20 second walk from the one at Lynholm Grove 

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7 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

First can of the local ale opened, not sure i’m going to last the distance 

 

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It’s amazing that Peckham’s gone hipster btw 

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2 minutes ago, Alex said:

Palmersville. Used to live about a 20 second walk from the one at Lynholm Grove 

I live just over the main road from it now. 
There’s another just over the flyover at Springfield Park, can’t be more than 300m between them. :lol:

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6 minutes ago, Alex said:

It’s amazing that Peckham’s gone hipster btw 

There aren’t many old school cockney neighbourhoods left - they’ve all had the gentrification treatment 

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24 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

First can of the local ale opened, not sure i’m going to last the distance 

 

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I’m doing my best not to open this until later on when results start coming in. 
I expect to fail miserably :lol:

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I hate the waiting, mostly because i keep looking at the guardian's comment section and hearing that there's a surprise on the cards which honestly, my brain doesn't believe but my heart wants to.

 

I'm pretty sure it's just a bunch of people like us all echo chambering themselves into hope.

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1 hour ago, Dr Gloom said:

In the event of a hung parliament, the question is whether the lib dems are obliged to talk about forming a coalition to the Tories first, assuming they have the biggest number of votes. That’s normal procedure. 

Don’t rule out her propping them up again if BJ allows Swinson a second referendum. She could well be the kingmaker, has ruled out working with both Corbyn and Johnson but I suspect she is more of s small c conservative than a socialist.

It’s a numbers game too though. She might go for ian snp//LD/labour coalition if it has a better working majority and she’s offered a high profile cabinet job. 


Not a hope in hell the Libs will go down that route again. Of course Tories could do a deal with DUP but they will have to change Brexit.

 

My prediction is Conservatives fall below 300 seats. 
 

Labour will run as a minority government successfully. (There is no way SNP or Lib Dem’s can vote down the majority of Labours plans and side with Tories).

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