Its official - Page 2

cashman · 07-04-2010, 10:14

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Originally Posted by Gayle

Who reckons we should have seperate threads to post questions to each of the parties about their policies. Only people who are actually in the know should answer any of the questions, that means no speculation or discussion about their believability

I'll start them if the mods are ok with making sure that abuse and speculation are deleted.

What do you think?

i think if they do answer, Speculation,Discussion about believability is essential.

shillelagh · 07-04-2010, 15:40

im just going to be glad when the 8th of May arrives .. i may have caught up on my sleep by then ..

havent seen the news since monday, havent read a paper since sunday ..

cmonstanley the best part of it is the election count .. have been to a couple of general elections counts and plenty of local elections counts .. and jaysay will back me up here .. they can be boring but also quite interesting watching the peoples faces when results are coming in ...

claytonender · 07-04-2010, 17:53

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Originally Posted by shillelagh

im just going to be glad when the 8th of May arrives .. i may have caught up on my sleep by then ..

havent seen the news since monday, havent read a paper since sunday ..

cmonstanley the best part of it is the election count .. have been to a couple of general elections counts and plenty of local elections counts .. and jaysay will back me up here .. they can be boring but also quite interesting watching the peoples faces when results are coming in ...

I agree with you, it is certainly interesting watching peoples faces as the results come in. I remember one count when a candidate was in quite a state because they thought they has won. She kept saying ''you said I was only on the ballot papers to make up the numbers and I need to be a work in half an hour''. She was very relieved when she found out she had lost (by less than 10 votes). It must be a shock if you are a paper candidate and you win.

jaysay · 08-04-2010, 09:12

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Originally Posted by claytonender

I agree with you, it is certainly interesting watching peoples faces as the results come in. I remember one count when a candidate was in quite a state because they thought they has won. She kept saying ''you said I was only on the ballot papers to make up the numbers and I need to be a work in half an hour''. She was very relieved when she found out she had lost (by less than 10 votes). It must be a shock if you are a paper candidate and you win.

If I'd have won when I've been a paper candidate claytonender, it would have been a nightmare