Oh right! Sorry Kevin. I didn't mean to mistake you for BiscuitPower. Man, I making a mess here. Any objections if I delete all not relevant posts?  

Kneck and Bell. = types of gables.
Watch out for the f*cking trams.
Two things I learnt in Amsterdam.

Quoted from Bobber

Sorry Kevin. I didn't mean to mistake you for BiscuitPower.

So you're saying it must be an insult for Kevin to be mistaken for me?

NOW I'm insulted!  

Quoted from Joost

So you're saying it must be an insult for Kevin to be mistaken for me?
NOW I'm insulted!  

I apologized to you in advance.

http://dmbeatles.com/forums/b-conversations/m-1112239789/s-660/#num665

The elections had quite an interesting outcome:

CDA (christian democrats) 41 seats
PvdA (labour) 33 seats
SP (socialists) 25 seats
VVD (liberals) 22 seats
PvdV (nationalist liberals) 9 seats
GroenLinks (green party) 7 seats
ChristenUnie (relatively progressive orthodox protestants) 6 seats
D66 (progressive social-liberals) 3 seats
PvdD (animal party) 2 seats
SGP (conservative orthodox protestants) 2 seats
others no seats

So what this means:
- The only party that is pretty much certain of making the coalition is the CDA
- The PvdA only wants to join them in a coalition if the SP can join it as well
- CDA doesn't get along very well with the left (= PvdA, SP, GroenLinks)
- A right coalition is not an option because nobody wants too work with the PvdV (too radical) and on their own the CDA and VVD can never get a majority and of course none of the left parties will help them out here
- So unless the CDA is willing to make some serious compromises with the left they will never be able to come up with a stable coalition

A prediction: new elections.

Another prediction: CDA-PvdA-PvdD!

Would've been impossible a few hours ago, but today after a recount the SP lost one seat and the PvdA gained one.