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Referendum: which way are you voting?
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It seems Theresa May, Angela merkel and Gordon brown were all the children of clergy men. I'm sure there's a joke there about clerical celibacy being a good idea if you could be bothered thinking of one.
Maybe Boris was rewarded with a big job for stepping aside in the leadership race?“What means that trump?” Timon of Athens by William Shakespeare0 -
Funnily enough, the Turkish reaction I heard was "sod you, we never wanted to come to the UK."
Turks aren't short of pride or history, either...
Well, they're getting some more history tonight.
Who'd like to hazard a guess on when turkey gets to join the EU? How about "never"? Does "never" sound about right?“What means that trump?” Timon of Athens by William Shakespeare0 -
I had a few Brexiters insist Turkey would be in the EU within the year.
Oh dear, whose crystal ball needs wiping down with Mr.Sheen:D0 -
Remainqwert_yuiop wrote: »Well, they're getting some more history tonight.
Who'd like to hazard a guess on when turkey gets to join the EU? How about "never"? Does "never" sound about right?
With Erdogan in charge? Never. He seems to be intent on entrenching himself, persecuting his opponents and ignoring the Turkish courts.
My concerns about Turkey are a little more immediate, since I have a sister-in-law, niece and nephew out there. Hopefully things will quieten down enough for the kids to get back to school here in September.0 -
Looks like he's still in charge. I'd hate to be one of the Rebels now.“What means that trump?” Timon of Athens by William Shakespeare0
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RemainMy niece said something like "let me go back to NI, where the people are reasonable". Hopefully she will be back for her GCSE year in Sept.0
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RemainSo, 4 weeks from the referendum, what are your thoughts?Get to 119lbs! 1/2/09: 135.6lbs 1/5/11: 145.8lbs 30/3/13 150lbs 22/2/14 137lbs 2/6/14 128lbs 29/8/14 124lbs 2/6/17 126lbs
Save £180,000 by 31 Dec 2020! 2011: £54,342 * 2012: £62,200 * 2013: £74,127 * 2014: £84,839 * 2015: £95,207 * 2016: £109,122 * 2017: £121,733 * 2018: £136,565 * 2019: £161,957 * 2020: £197,685
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LeaveEconomy on the up btw http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-36856016
and we survived outside it before and i`m sure we`ll do the same now.0 -
We haven't left yet, so it's a bit early to say.“What means that trump?” Timon of Athens by William Shakespeare0
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RemainEconomy on the up btw http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-36856016
and we survived outside it before and i`m sure we`ll do the same now.
Those figures are from Q1.
Before the EU, the UK (and NI) was a very different place. Apples and oranges.Get to 119lbs! 1/2/09: 135.6lbs 1/5/11: 145.8lbs 30/3/13 150lbs 22/2/14 137lbs 2/6/14 128lbs 29/8/14 124lbs 2/6/17 126lbs
Save £180,000 by 31 Dec 2020! 2011: £54,342 * 2012: £62,200 * 2013: £74,127 * 2014: £84,839 * 2015: £95,207 * 2016: £109,122 * 2017: £121,733 * 2018: £136,565 * 2019: £161,957 * 2020: £197,685
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