Make over £200 on the election?

Barnetbear

MyUserNamesTaken wrote: »

Did you try Basildon? I know they definitely had one vacancy this afternoon, as my friend phoned them. She decided not to take it, as she and another friend of hers were hoping to do it together. Seeing as they didn't have two spots, she turned them down. Why do women have to do things in pairs?

No, I didn't because I didn't see your post until after the office there would all have all gone home and anyway as Martin's website now has about 500 billion eyeballs on it I didn't think there was much chance smeone else hadn't beaten me to it! But thanks again.

donnaessex

You dont need a CRB check - I've never had one and worked the count for 15+ years... I love doing the General - the place is buzzing!

1984ReturnsForReal_2

donnaessex wrote: »

I love doing the General - the place is buzzing!

Like flies around !!!!....?

Princess_Coupon

I'd have no chance Sunderland are always first to declare and only have the fastest bank tellers counting

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8662203.stm

last year polls closed at 10 and we declared at 10:45

quote from bbc

"Many of them work in banks where they regularly count paper at speed. All have their own tried and tested methods, often preferring rubber thumbs to moist finger sponges which can cost valuable seconds."

LOL:rotfl::rotfl:

feelingdown

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

No wonder this country is bankrupt..

£200!!

You should see the hourly rate for counting the postal votes round our way.

Danstar_2

Aidy wrote: »

LOL - read the thread title - Make over £200 on the election? - and thought this was a betting tip!!

Wasn't sure if John Higgin's was standing as a candidate somewhere, and it was a sure fire one to back!! :cool:

Find a list of all the safe seats in the country and do an accumulator bet for £1.

Or, better still, if you're feeling super ambitious predict every constituencies result on an accumulator and, as put on the votenow show, everyone employed by William Hill would now be working for you and there would not be enough 00's for your bank account.

laurenjs88

tara747 wrote: »

I'm on a backup list too, pay is £38 an hour (and no, I am not joking). Hope I get it. :beer:

BLIMEY! Where is that?

Well i saw this rung the council and hurrah! :j Im starting tomorrow night @ 9.45pm!

£12.50ph & 40pm mileage. Really chuffed I need to save £5k for surgery i dont qualify for on NHS so this will go in the pot!

tara747

laurenjs88 wrote: »

BLIMEY! Where is that?

Belfast.....

TehJumpingJawa

So, which party do we elect to bring the countries voting system out of the dark ages & into the previous century?

manual counting<mechanical counting<electronic counting<online voting.

madtreelizard

With online voting comes great potential to fix the results.