I detected no malice whatsoever. People were curious, and then surprised when it became clear that it was going to be close (though I'd been telling them all along that it would be), but I never got the sense that they felt it was a hostile thing directed against them. Most people I encountered wished us good luck - a lot of them were jealous that we had some sort of alternative on offer to the current Westminster set-up.
If you start digging now there's still enough time to get a pretty decent bunker together.
Um, that's not a question. But I haven't criticised PR. I'm all in favour of PR. I'm talking about tweaking one aspect of it which wouldn't affect the proportional representation of parties at all, just the specific individuals who were elected from each party.
I haven't - please do :)
Well, I suppose the latter are less likely to do anyone any harm. But I suppose being hardcore in your adherence to the letter of the Bible makes more logical sense, if that's not entirely the wrong way to describe it.
Yes. You need a little of both.
Still undecided. Was firmly Remain all my life, but TTIP and what happened to Greece have severely undermined my faith. Could go either way at this point.
What kind of sweets?
I don't know, but I'll start asking them.
There isn't a lot they can do. They'll whine about it, obviously, but that's about it.
