Babe, wake up. Polls are open. Go and vote.
Babe, wake up. Polls are open. Go and vote.
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I'm sorry guys but I don't think I can vote today. I just don't have it in me to fly to Britain, get citizenship and then vote. Maybe next time. I'm really sorry.
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All I hear are excuses
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If you're a Canadian citizen, you can skip the "get citizenship" part. So maybe you can afford to reconsider in light of this new info?
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No, its OK, all European citizens van vote in local elections where they reside in the EU. Wait, no.
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Good luck UK nerds.
I just want you to know, we're all counting on you.
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BRITANNIA RULES THE WAVES 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧😎
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I wish my fellow Britts the very best in the outcome of those elections. And by best what I truly mean is left.
Kisses from France. We’re with you guys.
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Polling stations are open until 10pm. Don’t forget to bring photo ID. Happy voting!
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Our polling station is between the chippy and the offy - so vote, grub & bottle of booze to shout at the telly with!
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Sounds like my sort of evening!
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Postal voting ftw
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I do love how Rishi “Green Card” Sunak scheduled the election for American Independence Day. What are the odds that he uses his new* independence to move to California before the month’s out?
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Good luck, everyone. Rise the tide and lift all the boats.
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I live in the only longstanding Labour constituency in Scotland; their only competition is the SNP. I'm a member of another party but the constitutional question basically overrides everything... kind of annoying to be bounced into voting for a specific party but I guess the longstanding MP has been doing a good job in my opinion.
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Sweet of you to call me babe. How much did I drink last night?
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No.
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I will keep this in mind next time I see you complaining about politics
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=xIraCchPDhk
Replace "America" with "Britain", 100% the same.
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Wish poll days were bank holidays, gotta dodge politics at work all day thank god for the unifying presence that is Count Binface
It's easy to dodge the politics at work on election day.
"Where were you between 10am and 5pm?"
'Voting. Big queue.' burp
As a French I only learned recently from a Londoner coworker how you call your national days off.
“Bank holidays”
Why?
Anyway, good luck from the bottom of my heart.
As the name would imply, the banks had to legally close. It took over pretty much every singular holiday like may day for example
Same in India. Wonder where we got it from...
Bank holidays are when banks are closed for business.
There are other holidays when schools or some other establishments might be closed but banks are open.