If there is a second EU referendum

[ramAnag]

Is it the Wembley IKEA you're looking forward to tomorrow?
Hope you'll be happier than two years ago...but I doubt it! Go easy on the meatballs.

[AngryRam]

Is it the Wembley IKEA you're looking forward to tomorrow?
Hope you'll be happier than two years ago...but I doubt it! Go easy on the meatballs.

Yep... Won't win tomorrow either.. Dozy cow has just told me she has to buy stuff for school as well...
Teachers eh... Thick.

[ramspride]

On another subject watching tonight's game if that dirty bzzszzd Fellini scores there ain't no justice.

[swaledale]

On another subject watching tonight's game if that dirty bzzszzd Fellini scores there ain't no justice.

Thats one of the more bizarre unrelated posts in a thread!

[macstheman]

Wales voted out but they are still in!!

[roger_ramjet]

On a slightly different topic, my son has to go to the optician tomorrow: are there any glasses frame designers amongst the 15 surviving DCM members who can give me discount?

[AngryRam]

36% where did you get that figure from? I take it you mean that 36% of the total population but how can you count that when they didn't vote by their own choice. The result of anything is about those taking part. As for saying 'we are about to be led down this ruinous road by a minority who believed a pack of lies put about by an already discredited politician (or two)' I and many others listened to both sides of the debate, yes both sides did lie at times, did our own research and came to our own decisions. As I have stated on here before the EU is unelected and if you don't agree with them you can't vote them out (fact not lies) The UK are the 2nd biggest contributor financially into the EU where 11 countries take money in and the rest take money out (fact not lies) The majority of the countries in the EU are failing, Italy 60% of the under 25s unemployed, Spain 40% (fact not lies). The concept of trade between the EU countries excellent idea (fact) The concept of enforcing laws on counties not acceptable idea. Anyway we probably won't have to leave the EU. Once Germany and France realise how much money they will have to contribute to back up Greece, Italy and Spain the EU will collapse.

This !!
Spot on mate.

[ramspride]

On a slightly different topic, my son has to go to the optician tomorrow: are there any glasses frame designers amongst the 15 surviving DCM members who can give me discount?

Recently bought a pair for myself £479 and my wife £560 rip off prices but in the past have found specsavers poor quality. The new one's don't let me see ramAnags posts any clearer though.

[ramAnag]

Recently bought a pair for myself £479 and my wife £560 rip off prices but in the past have found specsavers poor quality. The new one's don't let me see ramAnags posts any clearer though.

They wouldn't, probably not suited to someone quite so myopic.
On a more serious note...I see since I replied to your EU post in #86 you've posted about Wales last night and glasses...but have yet to answer any of my points.

[ramspride]

They wouldn't, probably not suited to someone quite so myopic.
On a more serious note...I see since I replied to your EU post in #86 you've posted about Wales last night and glasses...but have yet to answer any of my points.

I am certainly not lacking in tolerance and understanding. In fact if the vote had gone the other way I would have accepted it, like most people who voted 'Leave'. I certainly wouldn't have whinged, moaned or demonstrated like those idiots in London today. I also am not narrow minded as I can see a lot of benefits in the EU particularly trade agreements but looking at the fores and againsts in the debate the loss of liberty is too far a price to pay, in my opinion. As for you point about the 12,949,258 that didn't vote wasn't that their fault? The polling stations were open all day and if they were unable to get there they could have registered for a postal vote. If you choose not to vote you must accept the result. Before the referendum many people, especially the younger ones said they weren't going to vote because they didn't know enough about it. I wonder if these are the same people who are now expert on the subject and bleating that we have ruined their future. What are the other points you want me to answer. I will be happy to oblige. What are your opinions on laws made by unelected people and the financial/employment situations in Italy/Greece and Spain. The probable feelings of the German and French people who will have to contribute more to prop up the majority in the EU. Points I have made before but you have not answered. Interesting to see UK Trade Continuity Act reaches Congress just one week after a UK vote for Brexit. Maybe Obama was wrong and we are not at the back of the queue.