Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 8753557)

I can't tell if I'm sleep-deprived and my eyes are making Johnny's signature move or if it's actually a very fancy gif :suspect:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 8753554)

That was Boris on his Bus


Not Nigel

Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 8753544)

..I can't say that I'm feeling the same as the Brexiters this morning and I don't think congratulations is appropriate as such because this was never an individual/personal thing or a win/lose type thing...all I can say as that what all Brexiters are feeling this morning..?../I hope with all of my heart that it's a feeling that we'll all have and have reason to have with this decision both in the coming and far future...

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 8753564)

It's still a lie arista one of many I think.

Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 8753565)

I know it's scary Ammi and like all divorces there are going to be some bumpy moments but it really will be OK. There are many countries in the world who get along fine without being part of the EU. We will too. I understand how you feel because last night before the first result was in they were already talking a remain win and I felt so crushed and disappointed. I get that is pretty much how those who wanted to remain feel today. But we can do this!

Originally Posted by lewis111 (Post 8753562)

Can people not see the country is completely ****ed all ready? Stop being so smug and realise the country messed up so bad

Originally Posted by Smithy (Post 8753469)

Glad to see the leave campaign got what they wanted :clap1:

Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 8753538)

So the greater majority of the UK voted to LEAVE the EU - people of all political persuasions, all age groups, all with differing IQ and knowledge levels, but you KNOW better?

Without googling - tell me:

a) What The Rotterdam Effect is.
b) Whether the Uk has a positive trade balance with the EU or a deficit?
c) What is the mean average of our Gross Annual contribution to the EU?
d) What monumental benefit did Margaret Thatcher win from the EU in 1984?
e) What is the unfair anomoly in Britains EU Fishing quota?

Need I continue?

Originally Posted by lewis111 (Post 8753562)

Can people not see the country is completely ****ed all ready? Stop being so smug and realise the country messed up so bad

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo (Post 8753509)

You heard about the pound yet? Worst since 1985. China wants to stop trade and Scotland and Ireland want to shaft GREAT Britain.

Originally Posted by arista (Post 8753521)

Its a Spiffing Day

Originally Posted by Josy (Post 8753571)

The pound was always predicted to fall at first, it'll settle.

Originally Posted by arista (Post 8753566)

No its the right amount but without the refund in it.

Originally Posted by lewis111 (Post 8753573)

None of that matters when the statics shows more young people wanted to stay? The people who will be living in this country for next however many years

I honestly believe that should most be the most important factor, but hey ho the majority have spoken

Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 8753565)

I know it's scary Ammi and like all divorces there are going to be some bumpy moments but it really will be OK. There are many countries in the world who get along fine without being part of the EU. We will too. I understand how you feel because last night before the first result was in they were already talking a remain win and I felt so crushed and disappointed. I get that is pretty much how those who wanted to remain feel today. But we can do this!

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 8753579)

NHS wont get any for at least 2 years and Farage himself said it was a mistake for the leave campaign to say that the money would go to the NHS,even after 2 years they are not guaranteed that,so they lied.

Originally Posted by lewis111 (Post 8753593)

It's only been what 2 hours as well and we've screwed over by them. Wonder what else they lied about during this campaign to manipulate the country

Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 8753590)

...I guess that I'm thinking more of the children of divorces, Jaxie and the damage to them...but I want so much to be wrong in my concerns...one thing for sure though, the divorce can only work if both parents only have those children's interests at heart before their own and their own feelings...so whatever our feelings today and whatever our political opinions etc...we are one now/all of us.. because if we are not, then I really do feel a very bleak future....

Originally Posted by Pete. (Post 8753601)

Instead of blaming the oldies who actually bother to vote maybe the blame should be placed on the apathetic young people? Nothing wrong with exercising a democratic right

Originally Posted by Dollface (Post 8753600)

But clearly the majority of the younger generation agrees with the older generation anyway. Not all young people wanted to remain. And the way you said it was very rude, I know you're bitter about the outcome but you could still have some respect for your elders.

Originally Posted by Pete. (Post 8753601)

Instead of blaming the oldies who actually bother to vote maybe the blame should be placed to the apathetic young people? Nothing wrong with exercising a democratic right

Originally Posted by lewis111 (Post 8753596)

:love: perfect way to word what I think all remain voters are worried about :love:

However I can't see the country uniting after this Scotland will be gone by 2020 and Norther Ireland could follow