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Forget about Brexit - what if we Remain?
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Samsonite1 wrote: »Maybe come up with something else.
That's easy... erm, erm.... *tumbleweeds* :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Now free from the incompetence of vodafail0 -
If they had researched the issues in order to find facts and arguments they would have ended up joining the 'remain' campaign!
Never let facts interfere with a good story...0 -
Well someone is properly @uck%D either way.....
Which from a politicians POV was all they were bothered about...0 -
Wow. Hadn't expected to create so much debate. For what it's worth I expect to wake up tomorrow to still be in the EU (which is how I voted). I think it's a sad state of affairs when our government has completely screwed us when it comes to housing etc and we make immigrants the scapegoat.
If we do stay in I'm guessing house prices will keep on climbing up.
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needhouseadvice wrote: »Wow. Hadn't expected to create so much debate. For what it's worth I expect to wake up tomorrow to still be in the EU (which is how I voted). I think it's a sad state of affairs when our government has completely screwed us when it comes to housing etc and we make immigrants the scapegoat.
If we do stay in I'm guessing house prices will keep on climbing up.
The main driver for house prices will always be supply and demand (as with any commodity). The result of the referendum is not necessarily going to change the supply or the demand in any way.To err is human, but it is against company policy.0 -
Just to reassure people scared by project fear, as I said previously you have nothing at all to worry about, all the negative gloom will be bannished and this great country will prosper like never before
This is guaranteed0 -
,,,,and the update :beer::j:beer::j:beer::j:D
The neighbours probably heard the "whooping/hollering/clapping" down the bottom of the road.
BREXIT.:D0 -
Are agents not following the news ?
No crash here :mad:
(I need the flat next door to go -40% please)0 -
People who voted for exit, reap what you sow"It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
G_M/ Bowlhead99 RIP0
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