Thanks for the link Dave.

As far as inheriting politics goes, I vote similarly to my Dad in the House of Reps, but for very different reasons, and very unlike him in the Senate. And I vote pretty much the polar opposite to my mum.

Also, my Dad's been known to do the odd 'donkey' vote, something I would never do. top

By the way, great image. It's spinning me out, I feel like it's 'revolving' between K07 and JH. top

This is the year to swing Dave! Do it!! I stopped voting with my parents years ago! top

Did you do the graphic? Fantastic! top

yo andy... why would i swing for the sake of swinging... cos you did?


i did the graphic.
just got two pics with roughly same size heads... cropped them to be the same dimensions and then used picasa to overlay them. very quick and easy. top

yea i have to agree with this one, but what if your parents vote different parties? it also helps if you have done economics, helps you you to understand whats really being said from the parties and not all the exaggerated stuff the media pumps out. top

Well, my parents have made a point of not telling me who they vote for. I can guess, but I don't know, which could be an advantage, or it could be disadvantade. Come Election day, I may well be able to say it is actually my own vote. top