27-01-2017, 12:00 PM
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Re: British "Independence Day"
Originally Posted by Tedc
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I know that it isn't all over yet, but, as Cameron might say, "it's always good to have a plan".Should we celebrate our Independence on the anniversary of the referendum?
Or should we pick the day we actually leave?
Hopefully there will be nation wide celebrations including Street Parties and the like.
Also, Hopefully, we will not decide to celebrate by eating, yet more, Turkey meals!
Turkeys are having a tough enough time these days.
I guess a few subjects will not feel able to attend, but "Hey Ho!"
27-01-2017, 12:07 PM
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Re: British "Independence Day"
Originally Posted by Flicker
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I suggest that with nearly 50% of the country opposed to leaving, you would be seriously close to starting a civil war.
If I approached Camelot and suggested that because I had matched five numbers they should pay me the jackpot because I was 85% right what do you think they would say?
27-01-2017, 12:20 PM
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Re: British "Independence Day"
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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Rules is rules Flicker, if more people vote to come out than vote to stay in, then we come out....It doesn't matter what the difference was......It's called democracy!If I approached Camelot and suggested that because I had matched five numbers they should pay me the jackpot because I was 85% right what do you think they would say?
I am afraid that you will NEVER change people's opinions by celebrating something they deeply disagree with.
Opinions are not changed by a vote.
Is the wind getting up? I can hear a faint warbly whining noise like a kind of wet slapping sound of a tongue against teeth.
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