Who will/did you vote for on 6th May General Election

[Doore]

He'd get the Foreign Affairs portfolio I'd imagine

Seems this might have been missed.  I thought it wa brilliant.  Nice one pauld.

Oh, and I might as well start looking for a new job with Cameron around.

[flammableBen]

Nick Robinson is a cunt

[Samdy Gray]

Nice to see he's been PM for all of 5 minutes and he's already lording it up by jumping red lights with no police escort.

[mexico red]

well thats the end of the TEF, no more students with this lot in charge.

[Doore]

well thats the end of the TEF, no more students with this lot in charge.

No more jobs either - perhaps the TEF's daytime traffic will increase almost as much as Jeremy Kyle's viewing figures.

[Bogus Dave]

Haha. My facebook homepage is currently chocka with people moaning that brown resigned right before eastenders

[Tails]

... Same.

[Nemo]

The protesters appear to be chanting "Who are ya" at him.

I hope we briefly get a strain of "You What" in the background.

[sonicyouth]

mine is full of people moaning about tories.

i might as well give up looking for a job now and my girlfriend will probably get deported.

[flammableBen]

cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt

[flammableBen]

mine is full of people moaning about tories.

i might as well give up looking for a job now and my girlfriend will probably get deported.

You sir are not excersicing your responsibilities.

[donkey]

The past few days have been the worlds best advert against PR. That and the lib dems are only for it because it would suit them. There has to be a referendum on it rather than a parliamentry decision, its too important.

I dont want to go through this farce of the smallest of the 3 main parties whoring themselves around every 4/5 years. Fuck me, I'd rather labour won.

I think this has been the best advert for PR.  Politicians talking to each other, listening and trying to reach compromise, that's as it should be, rather than the adversarial crap we've had for years.

Also, why would the third party be whoring themselves around?  What's to stop a LabCon coalition?

[sonicyouth]

in most european countries, this would never have been an issue - everyone has been predicting a hung parliament for months but nobody considered the possibility of a coalition prior to the election.

germany, switzerland and norway all have (or have had) long standing coalition governments within PR.

it's all irrelevent as i can't see this coalition lasting 12 months. my concern is stagnation in the meantime.

[pauld]

Seems this might have been missed.  I thought it wa brilliant.  Nice one pauld.

More likely just no-one else thought it was funny but cheers BS

Oh, and I might as well start looking for a new job with Cameron around.

I don't know that a ConLib coalition will be very much different from any of the possible alternatives. No new government was ever going to have much scope to do anything other than own up to quite how much shit we really are in and start making cuts etc accordingly.

Whoever became PM it's a bit like getting behind the wheel of rusted up old Transit overloaded with bricks at the top of a very steep hill and finding out the brakes don't work at all and the steering's hardly there either - they might be able to steer just enough to try and avoid a few old ladies as they career hopelessly out of control down the hill, but they're not going to be able to stop it, much less turn it round and no matter how hard they steer they're still going to crash with a hell of a fucking bang at the bottom.

[Simon Pieman]

Well I reckon business will pick up in the next 12 months, there's indications of that already so it only makes sense that jobs will be there. Unless you want to go public sector sonic?