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I should do that with the BNP...

wazza bnp?

BNP?

British National Party...

You're having a party? Me, too! People are coming over this evening!

It's a political party, as in one you vote for if you want them to lead the country.

Oh. I sure don't want to celebrate politics.

Why?

imo, politics is boring

keja wrote:It's a political party, as in one you vote for if you want them to lead the country.

Which one leads that? I'm no good with British political parties... Nor with the Norwegian ones for that matter... I do know the British election is thursday next week though

vote for me!

Shai'tan wrote:

keja wrote:It's a political party, as in one you vote for if you want them to lead the country.

Which one leads that? I'm no good with British political parties... Nor with the Norwegian ones for that matter... I do know the British election is thursday next week though

The main three parties are Labour (red team, in power currently, used to be for the working classes), Conservative (Blue team, mid-right with youngish leader, David Cameron) and Liberal Democrats (yellow team, Younger leader Nick Clegg, mid-left. Have never won a general election before to my knowledge)

There's also smaller but well known parties likethe green party (can run a greenhouse but not a country) And the BNP (Nazis who're trying to steal the Union Flag). I can't vote yet, so I haven't really checked out the manifestos or the TV debates.

Voting is for noobs. It means that if the leader is assassinated or is not very beneficial to the country, it may be your fault, and it's always partly your fault.

We don't assassinate our leaders here.

Well, dammit, what do you do?!

keja wrote:

Shai'tan wrote:

keja wrote:It's a political party, as in one you vote for if you want them to lead the country.

Which one leads that? I'm no good with British political parties... Nor with the Norwegian ones for that matter... I do know the British election is thursday next week though

The main three parties are Labour (red team, in power currently, used to be for the working classes), Conservative (Blue team, mid-right with youngish leader, David Cameron) and Liberal Democrats (yellow team, Younger leader Nick Clegg, mid-left. Have never won a general election before to my knowledge)

There's also smaller but well known parties likethe green party (can run a greenhouse but not a country) And the BNP (Nazis who're trying to steal the Union Flag). I can't vote yet, so I haven't really checked out the manifestos or the TV debates.

I knew of the three main parties, but I haven't really heard much about the other parties... And I hear the debates can be really... interesting, in the lack of a better word, some times...

Is the green team like an independent party?

New non confusing topic: My awesomeness

Keja's the only one that doesn't adore me for my sexy funny awesomeness... riiiiight?

Or I'll unleash the power of my BAKUGAN XD

*turns into a tomato*

*throws self at Sora*

Shai'tan wrote:

keja wrote:

Shai'tan wrote:

keja wrote:It's a political party, as in one you vote for if you want them to lead the country.

Which one leads that? I'm no good with British political parties... Nor with the Norwegian ones for that matter... I do know the British election is thursday next week though

The main three parties are Labour (red team, in power currently, used to be for the working classes), Conservative (Blue team, mid-right with youngish leader, David Cameron) and Liberal Democrats (yellow team, Younger leader Nick Clegg, mid-left. Have never won a general election before to my knowledge)

There's also smaller but well known parties likethe green party (can run a greenhouse but not a country) And the BNP (Nazis who're trying to steal the Union Flag). I can't vote yet, so I haven't really checked out the manifestos or the TV debates.

I knew of the three main parties, but I haven't really heard much about the other parties... And I hear the debates can be really... interesting, in the lack of a better word, some times...

am I right in assuming that the political party will change?