hellzabeth

LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE

IN THE GOOD WAY

OXFORD BROOKES CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE ONCE AGAIN, BITCHES

BOO YAH!

I'll know the conditions once they send the letter through, but here's hoping! FINGERS CROSSED, EVERYONE. >o<;;

On the other hand, with the vote for student fees to rise going ahead... orz;;; this is going to be costly, but IT'S WORTH IT!!

Hm, well.

Gordon Brown's finally out of Number 10, signaling that even he knows a sinking ship when he sees one. With everyone else either diving off the sides into the murky waters below or fighting over who gets to be the captain that goes down with it....

Note to self, stop using naval metaphors...

Soooo yeah! Only productive thing to come out of my classes today were the designs of the NWO uniforms. WDF will be close behind, don't you worry. Cande I hope you don't mind I used your idea of black and gold for the motif.

( Warning: big file size and messy colouring/drawing/general artistic fail. )

So we're looking at a hung parliament*. Which sucked big time the last time it happened in the 70s.

Uhh...

Bugger.

My constituency got a huuuuuuge Conservative landslide vote, though with Lib Dem just behind. Considering I live in an area full of the elderly, I'm not surprised.

I love the BBC though. They're not allowed to show political allegiance to any party, but they just started playing "stuck in the middle with you" on the radio, otherwise known as the "hung parliament song".

Clowns to the left of me,
Jokers to the right!
Stuck in the middle with you~!

We may end up with a minority government*, which hasn't happened since... the world wars.

Shouldn't be as paranoid as I am over this.





*A hung parliament = when there are equal votes for two or more parties, meaning equal numbers of seats in Parliament, meaning that we have no official Prime Minister, which means NOTHING GETS DONE BECAUSE NOBODY AGREES.

This is soooo going to help the financial crisis.

*Minority Government = when there is an exact balance between the two biggest parties, the third most popular party becomes the leader and mediates between the popular party. In this case it would be the Lib Dems, which I have a little more faith in, but seriously, Parliament would turn into even more of a "tell Mr Brown he's stupid" "yeah well tell Mr Cameron that he can kiss my fat hairy arse" playground situation than it already is.