The Official Nonsense Thread

[Caspin]

Yes, the youthful voters could really sway things. I'm glad that they've given young people a vote - they are the ones that will be left to deal with the consequences in the long term, after all. I think it must be incredibly difficult to be a 'don't know' at this point. I suppose if you really were undecided you could simply not vote at all, but I imagine there are a lot of people that want to make a decision but don't feel that they have the information they need to make the right choice. If I still lived north of the wall I think I'd be more Yes than No, but I'd still be nervous. No matter which points or questions either side raise, the other side just say "that's just scaremongering" as though that is sufficient to win the argument - for me it isn't; I want evidence and facts.

Tonight I'm off to my local cinema to watch the Young Vic's production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" being beamed in.





I tried to get tickets to see it live but unfortunately failed. I absolutely love Gillian Anderson. She's such a great actress. Ah, Skully. Anyway, that should be relaxing and take my mind of referendums and other worrying things.