You, not every citizen, but just you, should ask yourself where the money comes from.
If you are Labour-minded then I think its most likely that you've done fuck-all to pay for these things that you feel are important. People that have actually contributed feel quite good about this, and really rather regret that there will always be shortfalls.
I may be wrong in terms of your place in society, and if I am I apologise.
Does anyone know what the Tory emoji actually is? I don’t speak “yoof”.
Happy/relieved ?
Have consulted with two 16 year old girls. The answer is "like relieved".
No majority here then, unsurprisingly. Labour feeling neutral has to be a good thing for them, at least compared to last time. Running out of time though.
I think we've reached the limits of the knowledge of the PB hive mind - emoji analysis.
In a hundred years' time, emoji could have formed the basis of a universal common language. Writing began with pictograms and may yet culminate in them. History coming full circle.
What are the chances of some unexpected entries for polls today or tomorrow, and which are the organisations who are the best candidates or with form to do that ?
I think we've reached the limits of the knowledge of the PB hive mind - emoji analysis.
In a hundred years' time, emoji could have formed the basis of a universal common language. Writing began with pictograms and may yet culminate in them. History coming full circle.
Hopefully not in relation to other aspects of human development, that part of full circle would be terrible!
I think we've reached the limits of the knowledge of the PB hive mind - emoji analysis.
In a hundred years' time, emoji could have formed the basis of a universal common language. Writing began with pictograms and may yet culminate in them. History coming full circle.
I didn't realise that was 2017 until after I'd had a heart attack!
Had a heart attack? Head up to your local A&E, if it ain't closed by now. Please turn up with a couple of coats or preferably a sleeping bag. They may thrombolyse you by Xmas, if they manage to find you under that pile of furniture. In the meanwhile vote Brexit.
You, not every citizen, but just you, should ask yourself where the money comes from.
If you are Labour-minded then I think its most likely that you've done fuck-all to pay for these things that you feel are important. People that have actually contributed feel quite good about this, and really rather regret that there will always be shortfalls.
I may be wrong in terms of your place in society, and if I am I apologise.
I really think you should re read what you have just posted there you are implying the only people who vote labour and by default don’t vote Tory have never contributed to these things they want. Well I’ve contributed well over a million quid and I’m not having some idiot taking this view point, it’s no wonder the tories are seen as the entitled deplorables
I didn't realise that was 2017 until after I'd had a heart attack!
Had a heart attack? Head up to your local A&E, if it ain't closed by now. Please turn up with a couple of coats or preferably a sleeping bag. They may thrombolyse you by Xmas, if they manage to find you under that pile of furniture. In the meanwhile vote Brexit.
Don't be silly, @Charles will be making his own private arrangements.
Eek. Edit - wait, no, that’s a happy (if nervous) face.
Guessing 14% lead
What does labour emoji represent
'Could be better, could be worse' I assume.
Thanks Ben. Looks as if little has changed aroung 10% lead but lets wait and see
Indeed. I am expecting a workable majority for the Tories (sadly) but... Given the past five years of political upsets I won't be surprised to be wrong either way.
I think we've reached the limits of the knowledge of the PB hive mind - emoji analysis.
In a hundred years' time, emoji could have formed the basis of a universal common language. Writing began with pictograms and may yet culminate in them. History coming full circle.
I was told in 2012 by an NHS consultant oncologist that I did not have cancer, when I did in fact have cancer (all sorted now, thanks).
When you have thought through the implications of that fact for the Appeal to Authority we will move on to Appeals to Authority on subjects entirely outwith the authority's field of expertise.
Ashworth had been on holiday with the guy who leaked the tape.
Blokes just don't come any lovelier than that.
The moral of the story is to never trust a Tory. They’ll stab their friends in the back if they see advantages in it.
Get a grip. One tory wanker is one wanker who happens to be a tory. If somebody made such a statement about a Muslim or a black man, you'd be so far up on your high horse you'd need oxygen.
Is this the twit that did this last time? Why don't they blacklist him?
Has he been told the MRP data... or the MRP results?
Don't know and I wouldn't say this of many people but he's being a bit of a dick.
The problem I have with MRP is that it still relies on the baseline poll being accurate. So if YouGov are working off 10% lead and, let's say hyopthetically the real picture is 6%, then it's not going to be terribly helpful?
OK, another NHS comment. I got an appointment for an MRI scan, at 07.30 on a Sunday. I turned up, and it was a trailer in the hospital car park,obviously a private initiative. I commented,"First", no they said second, and they would be on duty until 19.00 hrs. This asset was being sweated, as they say. I hope the hospital MRI suite was being equally "Sweated". Yes I know, they have to keep spare capacity for emergencies, just hope it was not left idle.
I didn't realise that was 2017 until after I'd had a heart attack!
Had a heart attack? Head up to your local A&E, if it ain't closed by now. Please turn up with a couple of coats or preferably a sleeping bag. They may thrombolyse you by Xmas, if they manage to find you under that pile of furniture. In the meanwhile vote Brexit.
Don't be silly, @Charles will be making his own private arrangements.
Hmm, then he probably may end up selling his coats, sleeping bag and house. Just like those with no insurance do, in Trumpanzee's land.
I'll confess I didn't see the final frame when I posted that up
I think it kind of spoils her message.
I'm in a Con-Lab marginal and my first priority is to try and prevent Johnson's majority.
You see, Mysticrose, I am a LibDem voter for many years and liberal from my head to my toes, agonising over whether I can vote LibDem this time, toying with the Green Party, and here you are, a fellow LibDem activist, posting Labour propaganda.
You know very well that NHS funding has risen every year, part of which time the LibDems were in coalition government. And you also know that the Labour Party are again up to their old trick of using the NHS as a political football. Why can`t you, like me, be proud of our role in coalition government? And how can you, a liberal, align yourself so closely with a collectivist party (in which the individual is nowhere under its current socialist iteration) rather than remaining equidistant between the two opposing ideologies to liberalism?
Is this the twit that did this last time? Why don't they blacklist him?
Has he been told the MRP data... or the MRP results?
Don't know and I wouldn't say this of many people but he's being a bit of a dick.
The problem I have with MRP is that it still relies on the baseline poll being accurate. So if YouGov are working off 10% lead and, let's say hyopthetically the real picture is 6%, then it's not going to be terribly helpful?
I didn't realise that was 2017 until after I'd had a heart attack!
Had a heart attack? Head up to your local A&E, if it ain't closed by now. Please turn up with a couple of coats or preferably a sleeping bag. They may thrombolyse you by Xmas, if they manage to find you under that pile of furniture. In the meanwhile vote Brexit.
If you turn up with chest pains you go straight to the front of the queue, even if they do turn out to be due to a pulled muscle.
Comical scenes as PB regulars (average age = lots) fire up their copies of Netscape, go to AltaVista and search for "smiley face little pictures".
Yeah, me too.
WillS.
Nah, I’m modern. I asked Jeeves.
Can't beat the old butler based search engine.
A bit of history. I worked on early web shopping development . We all used Yahoo at the time. Then some sharp techie bloke popped for work at some time on monday afternoon in late 1999 saying "I've just spotted this really cool search site called Google". We were all instant converts.
At the time, Sergey & Larry had just moved out of the garage. They must have looked at their traffic and said got California, but WTF is going on in London?
In terms of emoji gate. The Tories are in a good place but it’s not a shoe in , Labour could be worse could be better, Lib Dems OMFG it’s all going to hell in a hand cart , the SNP doing very well.
In terms of emoji gate. The Tories are in a good place but it’s not a shoe in , Labour could be worse could be better, Lib Dems OMFG it’s all going to hell in a hand cart , the SNP doing very well.
Presumably part of that will be the LDs being closer to the 1 in Scotland rather than 5 that is possible, even on low overall scores.
You, not every citizen, but just you, should ask yourself where the money comes from.
If you are Labour-minded then I think its most likely that you've done fuck-all to pay for these things that you feel are important. People that have actually contributed feel quite good about this, and really rather regret that there will always be shortfalls.
I may be wrong in terms of your place in society, and if I am I apologise.
I really think you should re read what you have just posted there you are implying the only people who vote labour and by default don’t vote Tory have never contributed to these things they want. Well I’ve contributed well over a million quid and I’m not having some idiot taking this view point, it’s no wonder the tories are seen as the entitled deplorables
Good for you. I'm not implying anything. I said 'most likely'. Look at your great leader - never had a job. I could easily wind you up, but I won't We, all of us, need to face up to the facts. The facts are we can't afford the NHS as a free thing forever, the facts are that we're simply failing to provide 'care' - and again we can't afford to do otherwise. These issues won't change and we have to accept that the state can't be the safety net for 90-year-old you (or me!). Good things come to those that plan, and plan wisely. Labour are way, way off that.
Comical scenes as PB regulars (average age = lots) fire up their copies of Netscape, go to AltaVista and search for "smiley face little pictures".
Yeah, me too.
WillS.
Nah, I’m modern. I asked Jeeves.
Can't beat the old butler based search engine.
A bit of history. I worked on early web shopping development . We all used Yahoo at the time. Then some sharp techie bloke popped for work at some time on monday afternoon in late 1999 saying "I've just spotted this really cool search site called Google". We were all instant converts.
At the time, Sergey & Larry had just moved out of the garage. They must have looked at their traffic and said got California, but WTF is going on in London?
History lesson ends kids!
It’s one of those things where I can’t recall what triggered the mass move to Google. I remember I used to like Lycos but can’t recall why.
I wonder if it was the stealth marketing of gmail where you got “invited” to the Beta Test and had why seemed like an amazing amount of storage?
I didn't realise that was 2017 until after I'd had a heart attack!
Had a heart attack? Head up to your local A&E, if it ain't closed by now. Please turn up with a couple of coats or preferably a sleeping bag. They may thrombolyse you by Xmas, if they manage to find you under that pile of furniture. In the meanwhile vote Brexit.
If you turn up with chest pains you go straight to the front of the queue, even if they do turn out to be due to a pulled muscle.
They are very good at priority setting. I had serious eye problem a couple of years ago, referred by extremely worried Spec Savers optician. Was seen in 5 minutes after arriving at hospital.
In terms of emoji gate. The Tories are in a good place but it’s not a shoe in , Labour could be worse could be better, Lib Dems OMFG it’s all going to hell in a hand cart , the SNP doing very well.
Presumably part of that will be the LDs being closer to the 1 in Scotland rather than 5 that is possible, even on low overall scores.
If that happens then they could lose their leader and be knocked back down below 10 MPs again. This would seem to be justifiable grounds for a panic. But we shall see...
You, not every citizen, but just you, should ask yourself where the money comes from.
If you are Labour-minded then I think its most likely that you've done fuck-all to pay for these things that you feel are important. People that have actually contributed feel quite good about this, and really rather regret that there will always be shortfalls.
I may be wrong in terms of your place in society, and if I am I apologise.
I really think you should re read what you have just posted there you are implying the only people who vote labour and by default don’t vote Tory have never contributed to these things they want. Well I’ve contributed well over a million quid and I’m not having some idiot taking this view point, it’s no wonder the tories are seen as the entitled deplorables
Good for you. I'm not implying anything. I said 'most likely'. Look at your great leader - never had a job. I could easily wind you up, but I won't We, all of us, need to face up to the facts. The facts are we can't afford the NHS as a free thing forever, the facts are that we're simply failing to provide 'care' - and again we can't afford to do otherwise. These issues won't change and we have to accept that the state can't be the safety net for 90-year-old you (or me!). Good things come to those that plan, and plan wisely. Labour are way, way off that.
Except I couldn’t vote labour either it is not a binary choice you just assumed, planning is great but you do need resources with which to plan
Comical scenes as PB regulars (average age = lots) fire up their copies of Netscape, go to AltaVista and search for "smiley face little pictures".
Yeah, me too.
WillS.
Nah, I’m modern. I asked Jeeves.
Can't beat the old butler based search engine.
A bit of history. I worked on early web shopping development . We all used Yahoo at the time. Then some sharp techie bloke popped for work at some time on monday afternoon in late 1999 saying "I've just spotted this really cool search site called Google". We were all instant converts.
At the time, Sergey & Larry had just moved out of the garage. They must have looked at their traffic and said got California, but WTF is going on in London?
History lesson ends kids!
It’s one of those things where I can’t recall what triggered the mass move to Google. I remember I used to like Lycos but can’t recall why.
I wonder if it was the stealth marketing of gmail where you got “invited” to the Beta Test and had why seemed like an amazing amount of storage?
Good question. I vaguely recall using various different search engines, but the moment where it became google or nothing is lost, which considering this is all very recent stuff is surprising.
Just been catching up with the threads today, just wanted to say that I really enjoyed the excellent contributions from Robin Wiggs & Co on the NHS debate last night and this morning. PB.com at its best.
I didn't realise that was 2017 until after I'd had a heart attack!
Had a heart attack? Head up to your local A&E, if it ain't closed by now. Please turn up with a couple of coats or preferably a sleeping bag. They may thrombolyse you by Xmas, if they manage to find you under that pile of furniture. In the meanwhile vote Brexit.
If you turn up with chest pains you go straight to the front of the queue, even if they do turn out to be due to a pulled muscle.
Yep, absolutely, been there done that, and went straight to the front of the queue, on morphine within 10 mins, well done NHS.
Equally the Tory emoji could be tears of joy . Who knows , only a few hours to wait . I haven’t been this excited since the last Eurovision Song Contest!
Comical scenes as PB regulars (average age = lots) fire up their copies of Netscape, go to AltaVista and search for "smiley face little pictures".
Yeah, me too.
WillS.
Nah, I’m modern. I asked Jeeves.
Can't beat the old butler based search engine.
A bit of history. I worked on early web shopping development . We all used Yahoo at the time. Then some sharp techie bloke popped for work at some time on monday afternoon in late 1999 saying "I've just spotted this really cool search site called Google". We were all instant converts.
At the time, Sergey & Larry had just moved out of the garage. They must have looked at their traffic and said got California, but WTF is going on in London?
History lesson ends kids!
It’s one of those things where I can’t recall what triggered the mass move to Google. I remember I used to like Lycos but can’t recall why.
I wonder if it was the stealth marketing of gmail where you got “invited” to the Beta Test and had why seemed like an amazing amount of storage?
In our collective case, it was just the simple genius of the search engine.
In terms of emoji gate. The Tories are in a good place but it’s not a shoe in , Labour could be worse could be better, Lib Dems OMFG it’s all going to hell in a hand cart , the SNP doing very well.
My main issue with it was the use of logos. Sheer laziness with the Liberals (it’s a 🐥).
In terms of emoji gate. The Tories are in a good place but it’s not a shoe in , Labour could be worse could be better, Lib Dems OMFG it’s all going to hell in a hand cart , the SNP doing very well.
Presumably part of that will be the LDs being closer to the 1 in Scotland rather than 5 that is possible, even on low overall scores.
If that happens then they could lose their leader and be knocked back down below 10 MPs again. This would seem to be justifiable grounds for a panic. But we shall see...
If that’s the case, it was a missed opportunity to use a taxi emoji.
I didn't realise that was 2017 until after I'd had a heart attack!
Had a heart attack? Head up to your local A&E, if it ain't closed by now. Please turn up with a couple of coats or preferably a sleeping bag. They may thrombolyse you by Xmas, if they manage to find you under that pile of furniture. In the meanwhile vote Brexit.
If you turn up with chest pains you go straight to the front of the queue, even if they do turn out to be due to a pulled muscle.
After my hernia op two years ago I went to see the doctor about my dressings and she immediately arranged an ECG and then immediate admission to A and E much to my and my wifes's surprise and concern
I was triaged in A & E virtually on arrival and kept in for 24 hours observation
Thankfully it was only exhaustion from trying to do too much too quickly
(I promised the doctor I would give PB a break !!!!!!! )
BBC news interviewing lifelong Labour voter in Wakefield. But not voting Labour this time because they wont commit to getting Brexit done. He's voting LibDem instead! 🤔
BBC news interviewing lifelong Labour voter in Wakefield. But not voting Labour this time because they wont commit to getting Brexit done. He's voting LibDem instead! 🤔
The 'experts' who think its odd the SNP didn't focus solely on Brexit need to work out why the SNP campaign bombed in 2017 when they did exactly that.
The current dual message is like a knocking up your core vote strategy. Mention Indy first to fire up Yessers who Did Not Vote in 2017. Then switch to an anti Boris and Brexit message to lock down the anti-Con vote.
This is so blindingly obvious I cannot take the utterances of the people in the article seriously.
Anyway Bozo is gonna win easily and our bed wetting PB Tory friends should just chill. Think of the rest of us who will be ignoring the election night on Thursday while nanny is putting a celebratory brandy in you guys’ bedtime milk!
BBC news interviewing lifelong Labour voter in Wakefield. But not voting Labour this time because they wont commit to getting Brexit done. He's voting LibDem instead! 🤔
Nowt queer as folk.
Girl at work wanted to vote UKIP. Because she wanted to stay in Europe...
Equally the Tory emoji could be tears of joy . Who knows , only a few hours to wait . I haven’t been this excited since the last Eurovision Song Contest!
No the raising of the MARY rose now that was exciting!
The Yorkshire Post @yorkshirepost · Dec 9 🗣 "It is difficult to know what is the greater scandal– the pitiful plight of four-year-old Jack Williment, sleeping on the floor of LGI with suspected pneumonia due to a shortage of beds, or the arrogance of Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock."
BBC news interviewing lifelong Labour voter in Wakefield. But not voting Labour this time because they wont commit to getting Brexit done. He's voting LibDem instead! 🤔
I’ll be relieved when these Vox pops end . They just make my superiority complex even worse when I see idiot members of the public who look like they can’t tie up their own shoelaces delivering nonsense !
The BBC are also getting on my tits , it’s like they never go to Remain areas but just subject us to constant shows of idiocy from that voter you highlighted .
In terms of emoji gate. The Tories are in a good place but it’s not a shoe in , Labour could be worse could be better, Lib Dems OMFG it’s all going to hell in a hand cart , the SNP doing very well.
My main issue with it was the use of logos. Sheer laziness with the Liberals (it’s a 🐥).
Equally the Tory emoji could be tears of joy . Who knows , only a few hours to wait . I haven’t been this excited since the last Eurovision Song Contest!
BBC news interviewing lifelong Labour voter in Wakefield. But not voting Labour this time because they wont commit to getting Brexit done. He's voting LibDem instead! 🤔
Equally the Tory emoji could be tears of joy . Who knows , only a few hours to wait . I haven’t been this excited since the last Eurovision Song Contest!
BBC news interviewing lifelong Labour voter in Wakefield. But not voting Labour this time because they wont commit to getting Brexit done. He's voting LibDem instead! 🤔
Nowt queer as folk.
Girl at work wanted to vote UKIP. Because she wanted to stay in Europe...
I think a mass sterilization programme is needed ! The gene pool of the UK is suffering irreparable damage .
BBC news interviewing lifelong Labour voter in Wakefield. But not voting Labour this time because they wont commit to getting Brexit done. He's voting LibDem instead! 🤔
Nowt queer as folk.
Girl at work wanted to vote UKIP. Because she wanted to stay in Europe...
I think a mass sterilization programme is needed ! The gene pool of the UK is suffering irreparable damage .
Like many posters, I am very nervous about this election, and I will be following PB on election night. I normally wait up for the "Bong", go to bed, and get up about 3.00am.
BBC news interviewing lifelong Labour voter in Wakefield. But not voting Labour this time because they wont commit to getting Brexit done. He's voting LibDem instead! 🤔
Nowt queer as folk.
Girl at work wanted to vote UKIP. Because she wanted to stay in Europe...
I think a mass sterilization programme is needed ! The gene pool of the UK is suffering irreparable damage .
The 'experts' who think its odd the SNP didn't focus solely on Brexit need to work out why the SNP campaign bombed in 2017 when they did exactly that.
The current dual message is like a knocking up your core vote strategy. Mention Indy first to fire up Yessers who Did Not Vote in 2017. Then switch to an anti Boris and Brexit message to lock down the anti-Con vote.
This is so blindingly obvious I cannot take the utterances of the people in the article seriously.
Alistair , It is the SUN, comic singers at best. I see also Fitalaugh has reappeared at election time, CCHQ must be struggling when they are bringing out the old Dad's Army mob.
Got cancer? No problem, grab a couple of coats and lie down. Whilst our in house clown gets the oven ready brexit done
My late sister had the misfortune to have cancer in Labour's NHS service in Wales, where the level of incompetence from Consultant downwards was breath taking,
Comical scenes as PB regulars (average age = lots) fire up their copies of Netscape, go to AltaVista and search for "smiley face little pictures".
Yeah, me too.
WillS.
Nah, I’m modern. I asked Jeeves.
Can't beat the old butler based search engine.
A bit of history. I worked on early web shopping development . We all used Yahoo at the time. Then some sharp techie bloke popped for work at some time on monday afternoon in late 1999 saying "I've just spotted this really cool search site called Google". We were all instant converts.
At the time, Sergey & Larry had just moved out of the garage. They must have looked at their traffic and said got California, but WTF is going on in London?
History lesson ends kids!
It’s one of those things where I can’t recall what triggered the mass move to Google. I remember I used to like Lycos but can’t recall why.
I wonder if it was the stealth marketing of gmail where you got “invited” to the Beta Test and had why seemed like an amazing amount of storage?
Then you don't remember how good google was incomparison to the other search engines at the time!
All other search engines left me trawling through 20 or 30 suggestions before you got to something usefull. Then some one told me to use google 'cos it is sooo much better...I tried it and the top three results were hits. Same with the next search etc.
Comments
: https://twitter.com/PoliSciJack/status/1204477950994919426
If you are Labour-minded then I think its most likely that you've done fuck-all to pay for these things that you feel are important. People that have actually contributed feel quite good about this, and really rather regret that there will always be shortfalls.
I may be wrong in terms of your place in society, and if I am I apologise.
(the oxford comma will persist)
Yeah, me too.
WillS.
I think it kind of spoils her message.
I'm in a Con-Lab marginal and my first priority is to try and prevent Johnson's majority.
Sh*t.
When you have thought through the implications of that fact for the Appeal to Authority we will move on to Appeals to Authority on subjects entirely outwith the authority's field of expertise.
The problem I have with MRP is that it still relies on the baseline poll being accurate. So if YouGov are working off 10% lead and, let's say hyopthetically the real picture is 6%, then it's not going to be terribly helpful?
I got an appointment for an MRI scan, at 07.30 on a Sunday.
I turned up, and it was a trailer in the hospital car park,obviously a private initiative.
I commented,"First", no they said second, and they would be on duty until 19.00 hrs.
This asset was being sweated, as they say. I hope the hospital MRI suite was being equally "Sweated".
Yes I know, they have to keep spare capacity for emergencies, just hope it was not left idle.
You know very well that NHS funding has risen every year, part of which time the LibDems were in coalition government. And you also know that the Labour Party are again up to their old trick of using the NHS as a political football. Why can`t you, like me, be proud of our role in coalition government? And how can you, a liberal, align yourself so closely with a collectivist party (in which the individual is nowhere under its current socialist iteration) rather than remaining equidistant between the two opposing ideologies to liberalism?
This is a GE not a referendum
A bit of history. I worked on early web shopping development . We all used Yahoo at the time. Then some sharp techie bloke popped for work at some time on monday afternoon in late 1999 saying "I've just spotted this really cool search site called Google". We were all instant converts.
At the time, Sergey & Larry had just moved out of the garage. They must have looked at their traffic and said got California, but WTF is going on in London?
History lesson ends kids!
I'm not implying anything. I said 'most likely'. Look at your great leader - never had a job.
I could easily wind you up, but I won't We, all of us, need to face up to the facts. The facts are we can't afford the NHS as a free thing forever, the facts are that we're simply failing to provide 'care' - and again we can't afford to do otherwise. These issues won't change and we have to accept that the state can't be the safety net for 90-year-old you (or me!).
Good things come to those that plan, and plan wisely. Labour are way, way off that.
I wonder if it was the stealth marketing of gmail where you got “invited” to the Beta Test and had why seemed like an amazing amount of storage?
Emergency everything thrown my way. Sight saved.
Brilliant service.
I was triaged in A & E virtually on arrival and kept in for 24 hours observation
Thankfully it was only exhaustion from trying to do too much too quickly
(I promised the doctor I would give PB a break !!!!!!! )
The current dual message is like a knocking up your core vote strategy. Mention Indy first to fire up Yessers who Did Not Vote in 2017. Then switch to an anti Boris and Brexit message to lock down the anti-Con vote.
This is so blindingly obvious I cannot take the utterances of the people in the article seriously.
@yorkshirepost
·
Dec 9
🗣 "It is difficult to know what is the greater scandal– the pitiful plight of four-year-old Jack Williment, sleeping on the floor of LGI with suspected pneumonia due to a shortage of beds, or the arrogance of Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock."
The BBC are also getting on my tits , it’s like they never go to Remain areas but just subject us to constant shows of idiocy from that voter you highlighted .
I normally wait up for the "Bong", go to bed, and get up about 3.00am.
See also: the Lib Dem diamond I saw on the way home that had got detached from its post at the top - and was therefore hanging upside-down...
My late sister had the misfortune to have cancer in Labour's NHS service in Wales, where the level of incompetence from Consultant downwards was breath taking,
Argh.
All other search engines left me trawling through 20 or 30 suggestions before you got to something usefull. Then some one told me to use google 'cos it is sooo much better...I tried it and the top three results were hits. Same with the next search etc.
When the raw data is up, I will recalculate the graph showing how the progress of each party should look on the night (if MRP is accurate).