All About Cam and Elections

[misscam]

You can just about make out I'm wearing a Union Jack tanktop - in honour of the British election, of course.




You can see one of my three tattoos here, a tree.


Lovely banner ramsey made for me. I have a weakness for pretty graphics. *ogles*

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As I'm writing this, Labour has already won over 200 seats and looks sure to claim a majority in the British election. Blair wins again. On one hand, I'm no fan of the Tories. On the other hand, I favour hard kicks in the bum of Blair's. Lib Dems seem to do all right so far and there has been some swings to the Tories. Elections are kinda exciting, at least to me. I like watching the votes be declared and all the maps and graphics. Of course, this is also an election year in Norway and I shall be casting my vote and giving old Bondevik the kick in the bum he has coming.

Norwegian politics can be somewhat boring, though. Our politicians don't insult each other in parliament or have smacking matches. And they even respect each other and often gets along. Shocking, innit?

So who wants to spoil me on the CSI ep airing in the US tonight?

ETA: *groan* Sometimes I get reviews that just... Review for OFUM, just arrived in my inbox:

i really like your idea but actually, i've only read snippets of your story over my sister's shoulders. i write for and i was wondering if i could do a Harry Potter version of this.
thnx
p.s.
im "Fundog"

Comments

[kittkatbar77.livejournal.com]

It seems that you don't need to be spoiled, as i have already done so :P

[misscam.livejournal.com]

One can never be spoiled enough.

Spoilers

[nirix5.livejournal.com]

Catherine wants to have sex but Nick and Warrick aren't interested tonight. So she takes matters into her own hands and goes to a bar to quasi-hook up with a psycho. Blah blah woof woof- some other guy did it. However, Catherine gets into troubles since OMGDUDE, she totally didn't tell Grissom what was going on in the parking lot until they were all in the interrogation room together and the guy was like, "Why don't you ask the redhead what happened? Cause, she's like, RIGHT BEHIND YOU." Grissom gets mad and yells at Catherine for having a life, and is now giving her the cold shoulder.

In an interesting turn of the tables, the only thing Sara did in this episode was talk about which suit color would look best on her and whether or not the judge was flirting with her.

*facedesk*

Sorry for the ramble. I'm Hamlet-ed and Chemistried out.

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[misscam.livejournal.com]

*spanks Warrick* Just shag her already, hot dude. I want to see you nekkid.

Grissom's real moody of late, ain't he?

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[honorh.livejournal.com]

Warrick is a beauty. I've only seen a few eps of CSI, but he's always worth it.

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[misscam.livejournal.com]

A gal after my own heart ;)

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[nirix5.livejournal.com]

Maybe he just needs to go visit Lady Heather again.

He definitely needs to get laid.

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[misscam.livejournal.com]

Go forth and fornicate, Mr. Grissom?

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[siraj.livejournal.com]

I thought Lady Heather was AWESOME, they do need to bring her back...

[chem-nerd.livejournal.com]

*smites the FDA* They do some very good, very important things. This is not one of them.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Nooooope.

[huinesoron.livejournal.com]

Yeah. We lost the election. Now we have to live with it. Thank you so much, Britain. I'm sure George --ing Bush really appreciates it.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

'We' being the Tories? Wouldn't they be even more Bush-friendly?

Or the Lib Dems, which I guess would not be...

[huinesoron.livejournal.com]

I was thinking of Britain as a whole. But yeah, Lib Dems, and all allied parties -- Plaid Cymru is pretty good too, I wouldn't be sad to see them take all of Wales.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Ah, right.

THe more kicks to Mr. Blair's backside, the better, say I.

[kippurbird.livejournal.com]

The review scares me. It defies logic. I shall poke it and maybe it will go away.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

No such luck, I fear.

[honorh.livejournal.com]

First, love the icon.

Second, Norwegian politics sound terribly boring. I mean, no insult matches via the press? No kerfuffling on the Senate floor? And even Americans are amateurs compared to the Japanese. They've had brawls in Parliament! Do you have any idea how much I'd pay to watch Arlen Specter and Ted Kennedy go for two falls out of three? Actually, with those two, it'd be more like attempting a punch or two before succumbing to heart attacks, but that'd be fun, too.

[huinesoron.livejournal.com]

The reason for the lines on the floor in the House of Commons -- over which no MPs are allowed to cross -- which separate the Party and the Opposition, so I'm told, is that it's the length of two swords. Now, either that's symbolic -- 'Hey, look, these lines will keep the peace' -- or there was actually a /need/ for that sort of thing once.

Oh, how I wish there still were. Government By Combat...

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Bwhahaha.

I'd pay a lot to see Deomcrats chase Bush around with whipping donkey tails, I'm telling you.

[shandydann]

*facepalm* *Groans at fundog* Its nice she reviewed but she should have checked your profile.

Well my local seat has been won by Labour again, the Lib Dems vote did increase by 11%.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Just goes to show people are unhappy in the kingdom of Britain.

Yeah, she coulda. I e-mailed her and her reply was that maybe she should ask Meir Brin permission to do one, then. Arg.

[musemistress.livejournal.com]

This is getting suspicious...

USA Bush - re-elected, second term

Great Britain Blair - re-elected, second (or third, I lost count) term

Australia Howard - re-elected, third term


Has the earth's general population IQ gone down THAT much??


(ps: that review was...uhm...a pretty good example to previous rhetorical question)

[huinesoron.livejournal.com]

It's Blair's third term. And yes, it looks like it has.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

In all fairness on Britain - the alternatives weren't all that spectacular.

[norwegianne.livejournal.com]

Of course, this is also an election year in Norway and I shall be casting my vote and giving old Bondevik the kick in the bum he has coming.
I've just been urged in the ANSA newsletter to vote, even though I'm not studying in Norway. The annoying thing about Norwegian politics is that no matter who you vote for, they always seem to get together with other parties, which you don't like, to form the coalition government.

Strangely enough, that is the case of both parties I'm considering voting for this year. Though on opposite sides of the political divide. And the result... well, going with the lesser total evil. That means the politicians that annoy me the least. I'm shallow. I first vote on "least annoyance factor" and then I check out their politics. If I'm going to be stuck with someone for four years... well, they had better not annoy me much with talking about the election.

And Norwegian politics is boring. A fist fight or something? Or... you know... a threat to bomb Sweden, or something like that, to spice things up a little?

[misscam.livejournal.com]

I'll probably vote for either Labour or SV, since I want a new government. I'm not overly happy with anyone, though.

I voted in the last Stortingsvalg in Australia. That was an odd experience. I went to the Norwegian Consulat in Brisbane, run by a lawyer firm and no Norwegians. But they had a 'Norwegian' room where they did all the Consulat business and it was just stuffed with Norwegian stuff and felt like mini-Norway gone beserk.

Maybe we should start giving our politicans true holmgang. That would spice things up.

[norwegianne.livejournal.com]

Well, Labour has Jens Stoltenberg. I happen to think he is a Drama Queen of Major Proportions. Not going to vote for them. Politics has become largely a matter of the people in front, and not much of the stuff behind it.

I'll just step in while I'm in Stavanger, I think. Even though the embassy here in Copenhagen... could vote there.

Holmgang. I could be in favour of that.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

I've met Stoltenberg. I found him to be smarmy and meh. But I feel old Labour loyalties in my blood. Stupid father.

We could certainly do with better party leaders, me thinks.

We could make holmgang part of the election campaign. It would beat the hut invasion of Karl Johan hands down.