Post EU Referendum
#1

Posted just after midnight on June 23rd, in the "Leaving the EU thread":
>>I think the biggest question facing us on the eve of the EU referendum, is not who will win, but how long will this thread continue after the votes have been counted?
Perhaps there will be a separate post Brexit thread, it is all in the lap of the gods!<<
Well, folks - 'ere it is!
>>I think the biggest question facing us on the eve of the EU referendum, is not who will win, but how long will this thread continue after the votes have been counted?
Perhaps there will be a separate post Brexit thread, it is all in the lap of the gods!<<
Well, folks - 'ere it is!

#2

Posted just after midnight on June 23rd, in the "Leaving the EU thread":
>>I think the biggest question facing us on the eve of the EU referendum, is not who will win, but how long will this thread continue after the votes have been counted?
Perhaps there will be a separate post Brexit thread, it is all in the lap of the gods!<<
Well, folks - 'ere it is!
>>I think the biggest question facing us on the eve of the EU referendum, is not who will win, but how long will this thread continue after the votes have been counted?
Perhaps there will be a separate post Brexit thread, it is all in the lap of the gods!<<
Well, folks - 'ere it is!

#3

Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn 
(Posted on a beautiful, sunny afternoon overlooking an Alaskan glacier. The name calling and innuendos of the three hundred plus pages of the other thread seem a long way away.)

(Posted on a beautiful, sunny afternoon overlooking an Alaskan glacier. The name calling and innuendos of the three hundred plus pages of the other thread seem a long way away.)

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#8

This is stupid
We all know that the world will end immediately the counting is finished
So there cannot be a post brexit
We all know that the world will end immediately the counting is finished
So there cannot be a post brexit

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My wife and I registered but our postal voting slips haven't arrived. We're annoyed that we have been deprived of our vote but hopefully I've helped make the difference for those who do get to vote.


Yep. it certainly is going to be an interesting day and a bit. Possibly one of the most important decisions that Britons will ever collectively make.

#10

At least dicks are useful - unlike that EU shower of shite! 
My wife and I registered but our postal voting slips haven't arrived. We're annoyed that we have been deprived of our vote but hopefully I've helped make the difference for those who do get to vote.
Yep. it certainly is going to be an interesting day and a bit. Possibly one of the most important decisions that Britons will ever collectively make.

My wife and I registered but our postal voting slips haven't arrived. We're annoyed that we have been deprived of our vote but hopefully I've helped make the difference for those who do get to vote.


Yep. it certainly is going to be an interesting day and a bit. Possibly one of the most important decisions that Britons will ever collectively make.





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Latest polls suggest it will likely be a rather uninteresting day. No takeover by the far right, no crash of sterling (actually a bit of a recovery), and a sigh of relief for many. Carry on...

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Just read this in a local paper.
Look at the top photo.
Whether in or out we will still have a shared aim with our closest Commonwealth partner-----the manufacture of umbrellas!
Polls open in UK's historic 'Brexit' referendum
Look at the top photo.
Whether in or out we will still have a shared aim with our closest Commonwealth partner-----the manufacture of umbrellas!

Polls open in UK's historic 'Brexit' referendum

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The interesting thing about these predicted poll percentages is almost without exception all the online polls that I have seen suggest significantly higher support for Brexit than remain - yet the non online ones claim that the two sides are neck and neck.
EU referendum recap: Remain wins back the lead over Brexit in final two polls before historic vote - Mirror Online
EU referendum recap: Remain wins back the lead over Brexit in final two polls before historic vote - Mirror Online
