Extreme Mud or Extreme Heat.

[stuie]

1 minute ago, crazyfool1 said:

remember for anyone voting Tory in the poll in 2 weeks time ... make sure you put a tick in the right box  

Remember for anyone voting Tory next week, you are making the wrong decision

[Crazyfool01]

11 minutes ago, stuie said:

Remember for anyone voting Tory next week, you are making the wrong decision

tick ? !  

 

 

 

its not ticks !! 

Edited November 27, 2019 by crazyfool1

[Ayrshire Chris]

11 minutes ago, stuie said:

Remember for anyone voting Tory next week, you are making the wrong decision

Were north of Hadrians wall, What’s a Tory? 

[Crazyfool01]

9 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

Were north of Hadrians wall, What’s a Tory? 

those people you need to drive back over the wall  

[stuie]

18 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

What’s a Tory? 

Hopefully, one day, people south of Hadrian's Wall will ask this same question.

[DeanoL]

We have had a year with three days of constant rain and mud. We haven’t had one with three days of unbearable heat. It’s not 2019 vs 2007 here. It’s 2007 vs the Friday of 2019 but all weekend.

[Bisque]

52 minutes ago, stuie said:

Remember for anyone voting Tory next week, you are making the wrong decision

I’m not voting

[John the Moth]

I’m trying not to let the misuse of “worst” bug me, but...

?

[mcshed]

2010 and 2019 have been my 2 favourite festivals, I know it isn't just about the weather but it's certainly a factor. In real life I prefer the milder option but you can't beat sunshine down on the farm.

[Crazyfool01]

2 hours ago, John the Moth said:

I’m trying not to let the misuse of “worst” bug me, but...

?

Now it’s bugging me as the op !!  I hadn’t noticed 

[LeeHC]

18 hours ago, Bisque said:

I’m not voting

This is absolutely the wrong decision: non-voters and the undecided have the most power for real change.

Generations fought (and sometimes died) for the right of universal suffrage- many is the world still to not have it and would give anyhting to be able to. 

It is our right and our privilege as citizens to exercise the right to vote- whoever you choose.  No party is perfect but find the one closest to what you believe in- this time is more important than ever.

[Havors]

1 hour ago, LeeHC said:

This is absolutely the wrong decision: non-voters and the undecided have the most power for real change.

Generations fought (and sometimes died) for the right of universal suffrage- many is the world still to not have it and would give anyhting to be able to. 

It is our right and our privilege as citizens to exercise the right to vote- whoever you choose.  No party is perfect but find the one closest to what you believe in- this time is more important than ever.

I get the sentiment.... however..... some people believe the earth is flat so its not always good to vote what you believe in  because what you believe can be bullshit or fascism.  

[H.M.V]

8 hours ago, John the Moth said:

I’m trying not to let the misuse of “worst” bug me, but...

?

Thank you! I thought I was going mad cos it hasn't been mentioned. Where's @Rubber Soldier when you need him. 

[FuzzyDunlop]

1 hour ago, LeeHC said:

This is absolutely the wrong decision: non-voters and the undecided have the most power for real change.

Generations fought (and sometimes died) for the right of universal suffrage- many is the world still to not have it and would give anyhting to be able to. 

It is our right and our privilege as citizens to exercise the right to vote- whoever you choose.  No party is perfect but find the one closest to what you believe in- this time is more important than ever.

If you believe in none of them... spoil your paper. Let them know "none of the above"  re fit for purpose

[LeeHC]

7 minutes ago, FuzzyDunlop said:

If you believe in none of them... spoil your paper. Let them know "none of the above"  re fit for purpose

That is a valid, albeit not particularly productive, choice too.

[LeeHC]

14 minutes ago, Havors said:

I get the sentiment.... however..... some people believe the earth is flat so its not always good to vote what you believe in  because what you believe can be bullshit or fascism.  

Yes of course- and in this case voting against the bullshit and fascism is vital in that case

[Rubber Soldier]

13 minutes ago, H.M.V said:

Thank you! I thought I was going mad cos it hasn't been mentioned. Where's @Rubber Soldier when you need him. 

I’ve been paralysed with rage. 

[Crazyfool01]

13 minutes ago, H.M.V said:

Thank you! I thought I was going mad cos it hasn't been mentioned. Where's @Rubber Soldier when you need him. 

And as ive already said im not immune from making the odd grammatical or spelling error .. apologies if this causes anyone to be offended  

[FuzzyDunlop]

6 minutes ago, LeeHC said:

That is a valid, albeit not particularly productive, choice too.

I have spoilt my paper in the past.

If (for example) 5 million spoilt papers were cast in the country it may actually be productive. It'd at least be a show of defiance. People are unhappy with the system / choices.

1 hour ago, LeeHC said:

.  No party is perfect but find the one closest to what you believe in- this time is more important than ever.

I am undecided yet. I want to vote Green, I still might. They are closest to what I believe in. However I don't want the tories / Brexit party winning my seat.....

[H.M.V]

1 minute ago, FuzzyDunlop said:

I have spoilt my paper in the past.

If (for example) 5 million spoilt papers were cast in the country it may actually be productive. It'd at least be a show of defiance. People are unhappy with the system / choices.

I am undecided yet. I want to vote Green, I still might. They are closest to what I believe in. However I don't want the tories / Brexit party winning my seat.....

This vote is brutal and has to be a tactical vote aligned with your beliefs about the future wellbeing of the country. I would urge anyone not to spoil their vote. This election is too important to waste. 

 

[LeeHC]

8 minutes ago, FuzzyDunlop said:

However I don't want the tories / Brexit party winning my seat.....

This is exactly my point- I think its critical this time to avoid an disastrous outcome even if you don't get your ideal one! 

[grilladelphia]

from mud/heat to politics...

ill vote for whoever can promise me no mud for 2020.

[rawrsomesauce]

I think extreme heat would be worse. 

In 2016, the mud was tough and hard work but it was just about manageable even though it was horrible at points I enjoyed it. 

This year? The Friday and a good chunk of Saturday was unbearable. The heat Saturday afternoon in particular before the clouds started rolling in was absolutely horrific and made moving about super difficult. 

My ideal weather would be warm around 20-22 degrees with some cloud for shade. 

[Ayrshire Chris]

End of December and we are having an Azores finger! 

[Crazyfool01]

1 minute ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

End of December and we are having an Azores finger! 

Nice  think we need one 

Edited December 29, 2019 by crazyfool1