Thanks, activists. Thactivists.*

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Thanks, activists. Thactivists.*

By The Voice | Tue 1st May 2007 - 10:00 am

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HRH Sir Mr the Merciless (© Millennium Elephant) would like to thank all we activists who’ve been pounding pavements, littering letterboxes, procuring poster sites, setting up stakeboards and canvassing communities for the local, Welsh and Scottish elections this Thursday. To make it extra special, he’s decided to do it through the medium of song and expressionist dance.

OK, not really. It’s a YouTube talking head:

There’s an alternative version with subtitles here (and, at the time of writing, in the sidebar to the right of this page).

*obscure TV comedy reference

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It's a two-horse race 1st May '07 - 12:59pm

Crikey! You’re brave – posting this in public!

Conservatives for Ming!

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