Zorac (zorac) wrote,
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Vote Dalek!

Well, I've been busy delivering flyers and the like on and off for the last few weeks, and now that election day is here, I can finally take a rest. Which is nice. UK folks, you still have a couple of hours of voting time left, so don't forget to go to the polling booth if you haven't already. Just remember, don't vote Labour, Conservative, UKIP, BNP, Veritas, Natinal Front, etc. If all else fails, spoil your ballot paper, preferably with an amusing slogan. And then look forward to finding out tomorrow just how much Tony Blair's majority has been reduced by (because, let's face it, any result other than a Labout victory is depressingly unlikely).

In other news, I went to see The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy at the weekend. Good fun, and certainly seemed to bear some passing resemblance to the book (which, admittedly, I haven't read in ages), although far from being the most hilarious film ever made - although particularly loved the opening song.
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  • 2 comments

sophie10

May 6 2005, 13:22:37 UTC 15 years ago

*points at icon*

Didn't they ask you to run one year?

zorac

May 6 2005, 13:43:09 UTC 15 years ago

For the district council, yes.
After due consideration, so much no...