A bit knackered.

[panik]

I managed till 3.30am but then succumbed. Did anything happen...?


*G*

So, we are well hung and loads of people didn't get to vote. And the ash is back. Lovely!

The next few days look set to be interesting. Shall I put the kettle on?

ETA: Caitlin Moran has written the best column of the night; beautifully captures the gloriously dishevelled, giggling and slightly drunken confusion of it all.

Comments

[cerebralpig.livejournal.com]

Milk no sugar. Ta. :-)

[wneleh.livejournal.com]

So, we are well hung

Does this mean the same thing in British as it does in American???

I had to read that sentence about five times... I've been following things a little, because I often listen to a few minutes of BBC news during my morning commute, and though the physical characteristics of the major candidates have been mentioned, nothing below the waist...

[vamysteryfan.livejournal.com]

Great article! I checked the BBC site about midnight our time. Startled me a bit because there was pre-dawn light.

You all have taken too many lessons from American politics. First the debates, then hanky-panky at the polls. On the one hand you get it over with pretty fast. But doing it all again in six months would kill me.

[snailbones.livejournal.com]

I think this one's going down as a classic cock-up with extra-added bungling. Talk about living in interesting times... yeah, love a cuppa please - I'll bring the chocolate chip cookies and the voddy chasers.

[madmogs.livejournal.com]

'Well hung' bwahahahahahahaha!

Um yeah, I might have been watching until 3:30 too. It got a bit surreal in my head at that point, and this morning it looks like we broke the country.

Should be fun to watch, mind.