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gonzo21 December 8 2014, 12:13:17 UTC
Zombies being so done is why pretty much every zombie book released these days is self-published on Amazon, where it sells, no doubt, about 2 copies.

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alitheapipkin December 8 2014, 12:17:01 UTC
I thought that Stoppard link would be about RGAD ;) To be fair, that fact the film changes the ending in a way which messes with the meaning (to my mind anyway) probably helps explain why people always ask him about it...

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gonzo21 December 8 2014, 12:27:04 UTC
Also, I don't believe for a second that a CON/NAT coalition is a 10% probability. :)

The SNP would press the self-destruct button overnight if they even mooted the possibility of coalition with the Tories. They'd be done.

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andrewducker December 8 2014, 12:52:43 UTC
That's a 10% probability of it being _possible_, not of them actually going for it.

The question is - given a Con/SNP possibility, what else _is_ possible?

To be honest - by the looks of things the only option is going to be Lab+SNP+Lib:

http://electionforecast.co.uk/

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gonzo21 December 8 2014, 14:00:11 UTC
It's interesting stuff isn't it, I like this close-call election business a lot more than landslides Con/Lab directions.

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danieldwilliam December 8 2014, 15:51:49 UTC
Salmond and Sturgen have been pretty explicit about not going in to coalition with the Tories. To the point where I hear Taylor Swift songs playing.

And I think they are right to do so, because facilitating a Tory Government would be electoral suicide for the SNP.

But I do wonder how much of a blind eye they could turn to a Tory minority government in exchange for Home Rule and a Home Nations Four Fold Veto on EU membership.

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steepholm December 8 2014, 14:05:34 UTC
"A story about burnt zombie toast. It's called 'The Unbread'."

"Overdone."

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danieldwilliam December 8 2014, 15:53:04 UTC
Time travelling zombies from the future trying to prevent the Zombie Apocalypse.

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kalimac December 8 2014, 15:11:09 UTC
Here's a phrasing that bugs me:

"Greater Manchester Police is the third largest police force in the country after the London Metropolitan Police and Police Scotland."

It makes me want to ask, "So what are the other two?" even though I know the answer.

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