Referendum result - Predictions

Crashy_Time

chucknorris wrote: »

I wasn't trying to sell them.

Ok, not the impression I got, but I won`t argue with you on a day as great as this.....:beer:

wymondham

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Generali. They are morons. They have no idea what they have done.

Half my job is dealing with European grant funding. Research, mobility, investment. Its all about to disappear so some some sparsely educated cretins can swagger around waving flags.

I literally cannot believe what has happened.

So because this didn't go your way the people who voted are morons? I thought whoever lost was going to accept it and then move on?? lots of bad spirit on the board today??!!

chucknorris

Crashy_Time wrote: »

Ok, not the impression I got, but I won`t argue with you on a day as great as this.....:beer:

There isn't anything to argue about, I've never said that I was trying to sell any property. I have only said that I would probably be selling some of them in a few years. Now that I am retiring (this December), there is always the option to hang onto them for a while longer (if I feel so inclined when I experience retirement).

wymondham

Moby wrote: »

The strange thing is the general mood everywhere seems very sombre?
Or is it just me.

Not over here - new beginnings... we're having a Brexit party tonight!

padington

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Generali. They are morons. They have no idea what they have done.

Half my job is dealing with European grant funding. Research, mobility, investment. Its all about to disappear so some some sparsely educated cretins can swagger around waving flags.

I literally cannot believe what has happened.

Completely and utterly agree. The Claptons of this world just took control of he gear stick mid flight without a map, god help us.

wymondham

padington wrote: »

Completely and utterly agree. The Claptons of this world just took control of he gear stick mid flight without a map, god help us.

Your view is in the minority though......

Moby

Sinn Fein calling for a united Ireland as well.....we are clearly moving into a world of hurt now. The Brexiteers look shell shocked........what have we started they are thinking:rotfl:
Pulls up chair! The lunatics have taken over the asylum!

......but Boris is going to save the day!:beer:

mayonnaise

wymondham wrote: »

So because this didn't go your way the people who voted are morons? I thought whoever lost was going to accept it and then move on?? lots of bad spirit on the board today??!!

I accept the result and will move on. They're still morons though.

Crashy_Time

padington wrote: »

Completely and utterly agree. The Claptons of this world just took control of he gear stick mid flight without a map, god help us.

The commentary on Bloomberg is saying the opposite, this outcome was plain to see, if you looked, but a tiny number of people (city types and "elite" politicians) were allowed to frame the debate in the media (they had the gearstick too long) and they played down the chance of any outcome other than the status quo, and that is the reason this comes a "shock" to those that had the blinkers on and just listened to their VI nonsense.

ruggedtoast

wymondham wrote: »

So because this didn't go your way the people who voted are morons? I thought whoever lost was going to accept it and then move on?? lots of bad spirit on the board today??!!

Why did you think that?

If you people think anyone understands why you have done what you have, the biggest of shocks is coming to you.

Your politics, your politicians, your voting intentions and your plans for this country do not reflect me and I do not recognise their legitimacy.