If there is a second EU referendum

[AngryRam]

In that case I hope it helped in the way you voted!

He is only 21 and could not be bothered to vote he became unbalanced.

[swaledale]

Just a thought does leaving the Eu mean we can get rid of IKEA? If so that a few less hours of life we can reclaim!!

[swaledale]

Prime Minister Gove? Now look what you've gone and done. Gove standing ffs...put the nation on suicide watch! Be like having Mr. Bean in charge.

Not a cat in hells chance, he has obviously been got at to stop Boris and its worked!

[ramAnag]

Oh God no! Swaley, you talk so much sense but you're the world's worst pundit. Still getting over this time last week...then you said we must beat Iceland...and now Gove has 'not a cat in hells chance'. I thought that too...now I'm worried .

[swaledale]

Oh God no! Swaley, you talk so much sense but you're the world's worst pundit. Still getting over this time last week...then you said we must beat Iceland...and now Gove has 'not a cat in hells chance'. I thought that too...now I'm worried .

To be fair I only echoed what the bookies and the markets thought and even Fargae though and of course Johnson was banking on about the referendum.

As for Iceland I didn't say we'd win merely asked the question!

As for Gove, the Tories may be vicious little ****s but even they wont vote for that ugly treacherous ******* - he's been offered a cabinet job or a gong if he lays himself down to trash Boris!!

[AngryRam]

Just a thought does leaving the Eu mean we can get rid of IKEA? If so that a few less hours of life we can reclaim!!

We agree finally... I am there tomorrow.

[ramAnag]

To be fair I only echoed what the bookies and the markets thought and even Fargae though and of course Johnson was banking on about the referendum.

As for Iceland I didn't say we'd win merely asked the question!

As for Gove, the Tories may be vicious little ****s but even they wont vote for that ugly treacherous ******* - he's been offered a cabinet job or a gong if he lays himself down to trash Boris!!

Well that'll teach you...never ever...ever...ever 'echo' what that poor excuse for a human being - Farage - says! Him saying they'd lose was what really worried me. Got me all depressed again...
...but then I thought of Angry at IKEA...brightened my day. There's always somebody worse off. Christ...I hope they've been warned.

P.S. How come women can always find their way round IKEA. I can navigate round the Peak District whereas my wife's a navigational disaster but put us in an IKEA store (actually...don't) and I'd be lost forever without her.

[AngryRam]

Well that'll teach you...never ever...ever...ever 'echo' what that poor excuse for a human being - Farage - says! Him saying they'd lose was what really worried me. Got me all depressed again...
...but then I thought of Angry at IKEA...brightened my day. There's always somebody worse off. Christ...I hope they've been warned.

P.S. How come women can always find their way round IKEA. I can navigate round the Peak District whereas my wife's a navigational disaster but put us in an IKEA store (actually...don't) and I'd be lost forever without her.

It's that bloody area with all the kitchen bits and bobs in it... Bloody hours in that bit and end up buying rubbish we don't ever need.
Can't wait... Sad cow is soooo excited as well

[swaledale]

It's that bloody area with all the kitchen bits and bobs in it... Bloody hours in that bit and end up buying rubbish we don't ever need.
Can't wait... Sad cow is soooo excited as well

WE agree on lots of things, team rotation, focus on the league not the FA Cup eh, oh maybe we have some differences, but if we all cam eat things from the same point of view it would be boring!

OMG - dont envy your trip - mind you have to admire a guy who thought I can sell lots of pointless crap by calling them obscure scandanavian style names!

[ramAnag]

I see the recent Austrian General Election is to be 're-run' because the far right 'Freedom Party' didn't 'like' being beaten by the Green Party. Precedent anyone?
Having thought about this a lot over the last week here are three reasons for not going ahead with the result of the EU vote.
1. The concept of having a Referendum over such huge issues is deeply flawed because most people, including me, aren't capable of fully appreciating the complexities.
2. Apparently 2.3m Brexiteers have now witnessed the chaos that has just begun, acknowledged that they were misled by the lies of at least one subsequently entirely discredited politician and now regret their vote.
3. If we must have a Referendum - and I believe we have a system of 'Parliamentary Democracy' to avoid such nonsense - shouldn't a majority decision where a 'two horse race' is concerned constitute the wishes of at least 51% of the whole electorate, not just those who are able/feel intellectually equipped/can be bothered to vote?