Anyone seen ninianclark?

He seems to have vanished, I'm sure he was still around shortly before the exit poll? :sherlock:

Bit early to be counting chickens

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Originally Posted by Veg1960

Bit early to be counting chickens

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I just thought he would have joined with us for the results, he seems to be very keen on politics and enjoys a bit of banter.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I just thought he would have joined with us for the results, he seems to be very keen on politics and enjoys a bit of banter.

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:hehe:

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Im here Princess - dont panic (you can have your daily stalking fix) , Did you Vote ? :sherlock:

Looks like the same mess as we had in 2010, May minority Govt or perhaps with the help of ulster unionists etc they will get to 326. Although john McDonnell stating that Labour will request to form a Govt - with who - I'm guessing the SNP.

Pyrrhic victory in every sense of the word, I understand why she called it - but it's just made Brexit a whole lot harder.

My view - is that things just got a whole lot harder

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My view is things just got a whole lot better :)

He's subject to a recount.

Re: Anyone seen ninianclark?

Why is he good looking

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Did you Vote ? :sherlock:

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I didn't vote, but I did give unbiased advice to a number of people, the majority of whom were redirected to vote Labour. It was a good decision as it had a bigger impact than my single vote, and it allowed Labour to regain a seat :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I didn't vote, but I did give unbiased advice to a number of people, the majority of whom were redirected to vote Labour. It was a good decision as it had a bigger impact than my single vote, and it allowed Labour to regain a seat :thumbup:

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fecking hell :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by Packerman

fecking hell :biggrin:

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He did the same in the referendum, what a philanthropist :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I didn't vote, but I did give unbiased advice to a number of people, the majority of whom were redirected to vote Labour. It was a good decision as it had a bigger impact than my single vote, and it allowed Labour to regain a seat :thumbup:

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Which seat?

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Im here Princess - dont panic (you can have your daily stalking fix) , Did you Vote ? :sherlock:

Looks like the same mess as we had in 2010, May minority Govt or perhaps with the help of ulster unionists etc they will get to 326. Although john McDonnell stating that Labour will request to form a Govt - with who - I'm guessing the SNP.

Pyrrhic victory in every sense of the word, I understand why she called it - but it's just made Brexit a whole lot harder.

My view - is that things just got a whole lot harder

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I would argue things just got interesting, May will hang on and govern as she can , she will try and negotiate a deal, her opponents will knock it back , voters will see the leavers anger rise gain as they become disillusioned with no deal and borders not controlled .

Youth enthusiasm wains, as going out to vote twice in 4 years will be very trying , and realise there vote for clearance of student debt , or free tuition fees may not come to fruition , or si a pipe dream , May sacks Hammond, rewrites the budget to a more friendly centralist way , fixes the social care bill , spends money on police ,steps down for more electable MP such as Ruth Davidson ,bingo or bust .

If I was Labour I would plan a dignified exit for J.C. ie Clive Lewis and try win Scotland back by taking the Tory seats and more SNP .

Its just a few thoughts , no political agenda .

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Originally Posted by life on mars

I would argue things just got interesting, May will hang on and govern as she can , she will try and negotiate a deal, her opponents will knock it back , voters will see the leavers anger rise gain as they become disillusioned with no deal and borders not controlled .

Youth enthusiasm wains, as going out to vote twice in 4 years will be very trying , and realise there vote for clearance of student debt , or free tuition fees may not come to fruition , or si a pipe dream , May sacks Hammond, rewrites the budget to a more friendly centralist way , fixes the social care bill , spends money on police ,steps down for more electable MP such as Ruth Davidson ,bingo or bust .

If I was Labour I would plan a dignified exit for J.C. ie Clive Lewis and try win Scotland back by taking the Tory seats and more SNP .

Its just a few thoughts , no political agenda .

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All the Tories have to do is grind us b@stards down for 5 years. We'll soon become apathetic non-voters again.

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Originally Posted by Kris

Which seat?

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Seat of his pants !

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Do you have any idea why you let yourself get like this ? , it's not hard - take yourself to a polling station, vote for the person or party you would like to win the seat or be PM. Or if you want a protest about it - vote tactically to get the incumbent out.

You can have an opinion , give others the benefit of a amazing political intellect and vote - they are not mutually exclusive.

The fact you have not voted and dont vote - just means you're a bit of dick head of the highest order.

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You can actually stay in the house and get someone to take the postal vote to the big red letter box whilst you continue watching political history box sets,this is the age of leisure and solution.

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Originally Posted by Kris

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The toilet seat given the amount of shit panhandled our way daily

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Originally Posted by life on mars

I would argue things just got interesting, May will hang on and govern as she can , she will try and negotiate a deal, her opponents will knock it back , voters will see the leavers anger rise gain as they become disillusioned with no deal and borders not controlled .

Youth enthusiasm wains, as going out to vote twice in 4 years will be very trying , and realise there vote for clearance of student debt , or free tuition fees may not come to fruition , or si a pipe dream , May sacks Hammond, rewrites the budget to a more friendly centralist way , fixes the social care bill , spends money on police ,steps down for more electable MP such as Ruth Davidson ,bingo or bust .

If I was Labour I would plan a dignified exit for J.C. ie Clive Lewis and try win Scotland back by taking the Tory seats and more SNP .

Its just a few thoughts , no political agenda .

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Good isn't it. Wales tries so hard to prevent a Tory government, but we get given one because England fancies it. Vote labour, get Tories. Every single time. Time for change. #indywales

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Originally Posted by Kris

Which seat?

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There isn't one.

He just made up some vague bollox like he always does.

He's got about as much substance as Theresa May.

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Originally Posted by lardy

He did the same in the referendum, what a philanthropist :hehe:

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These kinds of topics regularly come up in general conversation and you would be surprised what a few clear explanations can achieve.

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Originally Posted by Kris

Which seat?

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North Cardiff 4000+ majority.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

North Cardiff 4000+ majority.

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Good work, convincing thousands to vote Labour whilst retaining a permanent presence on this board shows great skills.

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Originally Posted by Kris

Good work, convincing thousands to vote Labour whilst retaining a permanent presence on this board shows great skills.

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Of course it's not thousands, and one of my devices is always logged in to the internet.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Of course it's not thousands, and one of my devices is always logged in to the internet.

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Ah, so when you said "It was a good decision as it had a bigger impact than my single vote, and it allowed Labour to regain a seat " you were exaggerating.

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Originally Posted by Kris

Ah, so when you said "It was a good decision as it had a bigger impact than my single vote, and it allowed Labour to regain a seat " you were exaggerating.

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I wasn't exaggerating at all, any number greater than 1 would have a bigger impact.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I wasn't exaggerating at all, any number greater than 1 would have a bigger impact.

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"and it allowed Labour to regain a seat "

A 4000 + majority indicates that they either won the seat without your help or, if your initial statement is to be believed, you allowed them to win it.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I wasn't exaggerating at all, any number greater than 1 would have a bigger impact.

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And if you'd voted it would have had that impact +1. Cause we all believe you.

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Originally Posted by lardy

And if you'd voted it would have had that impact +1. Cause we all believe you.

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You can't defeat logically correct arguments no matter how hard you try :biggrin: