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The perfect accompaniment to a fried egg face and pineapple ring hat. Just don't ask about the brown sauce source.
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Especially the Brexiters, They have two chips - on on each shoulder.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWe could all chip in a bit.
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We could all chip in a bit.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostNot many people vote, but perhaps that will change this year, but £5k is quite a lot to drop without some hope of a refund for deferred success.
I hadn't read far enough into it to realise there was an additional payment on top of the €1800 bribe.
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Could be a lot worse, you might have invested £150M in Debenhams.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostNot many people vote, but perhaps that will change this year, but £5k is quite a lot to drop without some hope of a refund for deferred success.
I hadn't read far enough into it to realise there was an additional payment on top of the €1800 bribe.
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Not many people vote, but perhaps that will change this year, but £5k is quite a lot to drop without some hope of a refund for deferred success.Originally posted by DaveB View PostWas considering the same if the extension goes for a year. The deposit is £5000 though, refundable as long as you get more than 2.5% of the vote.
https://www.electoralcommission.org....-candidate.pdf
I hadn't read far enough into it to realise there was an additional payment on top of the €1800 bribe.
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Was considering the same if the extension goes for a year. The deposit is £5000 though, refundable as long as you get more than 2.5% of the vote.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI may pay the €1800 to get my name on the ballot. I don't have any policies yet but can I rely on your vote?
https://www.electoralcommission.org....-candidate.pdf
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What makes you think you need any policies. The only policy you need is a promise to attend and to claim your pension.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI may pay the €1800 to get my name on the ballot. I don't have any policies yet but can I rely on your vote?
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I may pay the €1800 to get my name on the ballot. I don't have any policies yet but can I rely on your vote?
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Make sure you use a gammon coloured crayon. That will show 'em.Originally posted by Mordac View PostThat's assuming anyone's going to vote in the Euro elections. Unless we're given a credible Brexit alternative party, I'm going to cross out one of the names and change it to Brexit, and put my X there. Childish I know, but no more so than what's happening in the House of Commons right now.
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Nice one, that’s a great plan. You should encourage any Brexit-supporting friends and family to do the same ;-)Originally posted by Mordac View PostThat's assuming anyone's going to vote in the Euro elections. Unless we're given a credible Brexit alternative party, I'm going to cross out one of the names and change it to Brexit, and put my X there. Childish I know, but no more so than what's happening in the House of Commons right now.
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That's assuming anyone's going to vote in the Euro elections. Unless we're given a credible Brexit alternative party, I'm going to cross out one of the names and change it to Brexit, and put my X there. Childish I know, but no more so than what's happening in the House of Commons right now.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe EU allocated UK seats elsewhere. And now have to allocate them back.
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No, it was fine. Perhaps mine was too subtle.Originally posted by woohoo View Postyup, tbf it was a bit half arsed.
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