Political Nirvana

The coalition is such a success, I think this is not the New Politics – it’s the End of Politics.

The lion lies down with the lamb. There is peace, unity and all is good.

It’s such a triumph that I can’t believe no-one has thought of doing this before. Why stop at the 55% rule for dissolving Parliament? I don’t think we ever need another General Election ever again. Another election might risk political instability. It might risk us being thrown out of the political garden of Eden. All hail Presidents-for-life Nick and Dave!

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Ironic

Hey Alanis, now this really is Ironic: the party that said it wouldn’t do a deal with a party that came third in the popular vote, and which says the electoral system is unfair, came in third place in popular vote and third in the number of MPs. This party is now holding the balance of power. 

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Cunning plan

Labour candidates crashing cars, getting arrested, slagging off pensioners and now seemingly breaking electoral law. On Twitter. What next ?!? I’m starting to think it’s all a cunning ruse by Labour after that alleged Mervyn King comment about the party who wins this election being so unpopular they’ll be out of power for a generation.

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Random Tannoy announcements

“Attention please, the sandwich man is in the main newsroom.”

“Sandwiches are now in the newsroom.”

“There are now two sandwich men in the newsroom.” (At which point I shout ‘FIGHT!’)

“There is now mayonnaise on the carpet of the main newsroom.”

“Will the Daily Politics runner please run past Radio Record, tossing her hair in a Harmony Hairspray commercial kind of way?”

“And again, please.”

“Could someone from This Week come to reception. I’m bored.”

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Ultimate Guide to xkcd, part 2

Choice strips from numbers 301-601.

xkcd.com/308/ – interesting life
xkcd.com/314/ – dating pools
xkcd.com/323/ – ballmer peak
xkcd.com/327/ – exploits of a mom
xkcd.com/334/ – wasteland
xkcd.com/349/ – success
xkcd.com/363/ – reset
xkcd.com/374/ – journal
xkcd.com/377/ – journal 2
xkcd.com/378/ – real programmers
xkcd.com/400/ – important life lesson
xkcd.com/405/ – journal 3
xkcd.com/407/ – cheap gps
xkcd.com/420/ – jealousy
xkcd.com/424/ – security holes
xkcd.com/429/ – fantasy
xkcd.com/432/ – journal 4
xkcd.com/433/ – journal 5
xkcd.com/439/ – thinking ahead
xkcd.com/451/ – impostor
xkcd.com/456/ – cautionary
xkcd.com/458/ – regrets
xkcd.com/460/ – paleontology
xkcd.com/461/ – google maps
xkcd.com/463/ – voting machines
xkcd.com/469/ – improvised
xkcd.com/483/ – fiction rule of thumb
xkcd.com/489/ – going west
xkcd.com/513/ – friends
xkcd.com/518/ – flow charts
xkcd.com/528/ – windows 7
xkcd.com/558/ – 1000 times
xkcd.com/559/ – no pun intended
xkcd.com/568/ – well 2
xkcd.com/570/ – new car
xkcd.com/584/ – unsatisfied
xkcd.com/588/ – pep rally
xkcd.com/590/ – papyrus

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