HOBSON’S CHOICE 2010: the long, slow shrug begins
Day three and the temperature of the general election campaign has reached tepid-point. As time dilation kicks in between politicians and voters (ours are the clocks ticking at a slower rate, in case you were wondering), what have we learned?
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has said there’ll be no ‘backroom deals’ with either of the two major parties before the election. He’s saving them of course for after the election when they’ll have more pull and can’t scare voters off. He wants you to vote for his policies, obviously, but isn’t prepared to tell you which ones he’s willing to horse-trade away in exchange for a seat in the cabinet of a coalition government.
Meanwhile, what would you get if Kryten from Red Dwarf and Brains from Thunderbirds were to have a child together? I put their photos through the Make Me Babies! photo merging website to find out…
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Finally, what’s all this nonsense about New Labour being skint and on the verge of bankruptcy? This attack advert warning against the dangers of a Tory election victory must have cost a fortune…
Posted on January 5th, 2010 at 2:44pm under 2010 General Election
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One error in that trailer of D-Cam’s UK, it had a black man in it…
Well I enjoyed this Guardian article, at least. I’m not sure I’ve read anything like it before. I’m assuming that they’ll be publishing it on the letters page in the paper copy, despite the author’s strange use of the third person to describe himself.
OT: shitfuck, the second line of this article disturbed me, until I enabled my “correct insertion and deletion of Irish prefixes” filter.
Excellent! Must send that to my mum…