Will the ash-cloud affect election results?

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NotAllThere replied

19 April 2010, 13:53
Launch a nuke at the volcano, it all goes up at once, instead of over a few months. Certainly something to watch. Preferably from another planet.
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fullyautomatix replied

19 April 2010, 12:46
I hope this whole thing wont cloud the judgement of the voters. We need Gordon Brown back in the saddle so he can personally go and kick that flippin' volcano and stop it from erupting.
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VectraMan replied

19 April 2010, 12:38
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

And just what effect is this humongous ash cloud having on the AGW debate? Or are the IPCC going to fudge the stats to show that it is actually a man-made phenomenon?!!

They'll fudge the stats to show that the global cooling is just temporary and caused by this volcano.
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shaunbhoy replied

19 April 2010, 12:19
And just what effect is this humongous ash cloud having on the AGW debate? Or are the IPCC going to fudge the stats to show that it is actually a man-made phenomenon?
And is it helping house prices? We need to be told!!!!!!
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OwlHoot replied

19 April 2010, 12:14
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Sending the navy in, good way to look effective and make the armed forces popular. Or, mismanagement will make Labour look hopeless?

It would have been hilarious if Brown/Cameron had got stuck overseas.

If any more financial results or statistics are due for release before polling day, and show no improvement, McDoom can claim it is just a temporary downward blip caused by the volcano.
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Churchill replied

19 April 2010, 11:45
Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post

Perhaps dropping Gordon Brown down into the molten lava is the only way of terminating him ? He really has that ring of power on him.

I thought that was Mandelson...
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fullyautomatix replied

19 April 2010, 11:43
Perhaps dropping Gordon Brown down into the molten lava is the only way of terminating him ? He really has that ring of power on him.
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Mich the Tester replied

19 April 2010, 11:42
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

It would have been hilarious if Brown had got hit by molten lava.

ftfy
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shaunbhoy replied

19 April 2010, 11:42
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Sending the navy in, good way to look effective and make the armed forces popular. Or, mismanagement will make Labour look hopeless?

It would have been hilarious if Brown/Cameron had got stuck overseas.

Sending what Navy where though?
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d000hg started a topic Will the ash-cloud affect election results?

19 April 2010, 11:39
Will the ash-cloud affect election results?

Sending the navy in, good way to look effective and make the armed forces popular. Or, mismanagement will make Labour look hopeless?

It would have been hilarious if Brown/Cameron had got stuck overseas.
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