Party Prats Participate In Pointless Poster Prickage

You may or may not have noticed in recent weeks and months that posters have started popping up on the internet from Labour and the Conservatives regarding the upcoming election. They are possibly popping up outside in the fresh air too but nobody goes out these days unless they’re drunk, driving or both, right? Anyway, [...]

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A Total Mare

The Telegraph posted an article this morning to fill up some wasted space with very important findings. I think I’ve already expressed my love for stories which are simply surveys – they’re so important to the understanding of the order of the world and what people out there really think about the important matters in life. [...]

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Die Hard With A Leaflet

The first full week of 2010 has seen the beginning of a slow-burning build-up to this years’  UK general election. I usually decide on the day who I’m going to vote for because I don’t like to give myself a headache if I can avoid it, but since taking a bit more interest in politics I figured [...]

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Mental

“It’s only words, and words are all I have, to take your heart away.” The Bee Gees (or Boyzone, whichever takes your fancy.)   There’s a few irritating things that crop up when watching interviews with politicians. Obviously the main one is that the majority of them look like they need touched up with a [...]

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Will it happen? It’s debatable

Gordon Brown this afternoon brushed aside talk of a historic live TV debate between himself, David Cameron and Nick Clegg in the lead to up the general election, pointing out that there’s much more important things to be concentrating on at the moment. He then went on to talk about the never-going-to-happen Great Britain football [...]

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