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I don't usually comment on anything political, but I do have an opinion. Here are my thoughts on this issue. If the current government had kept us from being financially unstable and we where thriving without the support of the EU I would say yes leave but they haven't. Secondly the countries the leave campaign have said we will trade with afterwards have all told us to stay in the EU.thirdly none of the leave campaign members are in a position of power to implement the empty promises after the referendum. These and many more are reasons I'm voting remain. |
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT"
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets  |
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"Mr69: I've come home to vote...It's time for us to leave in my opinion. More countries are being admitted like Turkey & that's not Europe."
Well technically it is, or at least part of it. 
There's still no sign of an agreement to let Turkey join either. |
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"Mr69: I've come home to vote...It's time for us to leave in my opinion. More countries are being admitted like Turkey & that's not Europe.
Well technically it is, or at least part of it.
There's still no sign of an agreement to let Turkey join either. "
There is, but only at Christmas  |
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"Mr69: I've come home to vote...It's time for us to leave in my opinion. More countries are being admitted like Turkey & that's not Europe."
The same could be said about Israel and Australia....
Oh wait, that's the Eurovision  |
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets "
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that.  |
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"I don't usually comment on anything political, but I do have an opinion. Here are my thoughts on this issue. If the current government had kept us from being financially unstable and we where thriving without the support of the EU I would say yes leave but they haven't. Secondly the countries the leave campaign have said we will trade with afterwards have all told us to stay in the EU.thirdly none of the leave campaign members are in a position of power to implement the empty promises after the referendum. These and many more are reasons I'm voting remain."
4 words sum it up for me.
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Boris
Johnson
Nigel
Farrage
I wouldn't follow them to the pub let alone to something as serious as this. |
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"Mr69: I've come home to vote...It's time for us to leave in my opinion. More countries are being admitted like Turkey & that's not Europe.
The same could be said about Israel and Australia....
Oh wait, that's the Eurovision "
Don't forget Justin Timberlake. He's voting to bring sexy back.  |
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. "
....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else?  |
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? "
Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? "
Actually, another point on that is that I don't have to pay the vat upfront as it's an intra eu acquisition. I have a sneaking suspicion that I will have to pay the vat if the status changes. I can't get anyone to confirm that for me though so it could be wrong. |
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
....I'll pm you the slab's number. ...he'll get it sorted for you. .. "
Scurrilous accusation! |
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
....I'll pm you the slab's number. ...he'll get it sorted for you. ..
Scurrilous accusation! "
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
....I'll pm you the slab's number. ...he'll get it sorted for you. ..
Scurrilous accusation! ....he's a local facilitator. .... "
The locality has changed somewhat though |
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"I don't usually comment on anything political, but I do have an opinion. Here are my thoughts on this issue. If the current government had kept us from being financially unstable and we where thriving without the support of the EU I would say yes leave but they haven't. Secondly the countries the leave campaign have said we will trade with afterwards have all told us to stay in the EU.thirdly none of the leave campaign members are in a position of power to implement the empty promises after the referendum. These and many more are reasons I'm voting remain.
4 words sum it up for me.
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Boris
Johnson
Nigel
Farrage
I wouldn't follow them to the pub let alone to something as serious as this. "
I'm not sure anyone is hoping either of these 2 jokers will actually take the reins, they are unfortunate choices for the Brexit campaign admittedly. |
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By *al2001Man
over a year ago
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
....I'll pm you the slab's number. ...he'll get it sorted for you. ..
Scurrilous accusation! ....he's a local facilitator. ....
The locality has changed somewhat though "
I doubt Paul Quinn's family would agree mm
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"I don't usually comment on anything political, but I do have an opinion. Here are my thoughts on this issue. If the current government had kept us from being financially unstable and we where thriving without the support of the EU I would say yes leave but they haven't. Secondly the countries the leave campaign have said we will trade with afterwards have all told us to stay in the EU.thirdly none of the leave campaign members are in a position of power to implement the empty promises after the referendum. These and many more are reasons I'm voting remain."
Interesting how one views these.
1. I think we haven't done as well as we could because of the EU issues..bickering....demands and inflicted policies.
2. This clearly shows those who say we will loose contracts are wrong...These very people need us and want us so will approach to renegotiate.
3. It's the current government who will start it and there will be others come up to stand when a new election arrives. |
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
....I'll pm you the slab's number. ...he'll get it sorted for you. ..
Scurrilous accusation! ....he's a local facilitator. ....
The locality has changed somewhat though
I doubt Paul Quinn's family would agree mm
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I have yet to hear of any proof being put forward in that case yet, apart from the "dogs in the street" knowing. I'm afraid that isn't enough for me, and that's not a defence of Tom Murphy either.
The reference to the change of location was to do with the fact that he's currently in residence in the midlands.
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Follow up the last time we went to the polls for a decision like this was the good Friday agreement. The difference between then and now there at least been some consultation of what will happen if we voted for change this time Nada. |
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"I think if they leave their mad. Economic disaster. Sterling will become a minor currency and travel will become a headache ."
Britain is one of the richest countries in the world, why do you think we didn't join the Euro? Our Sterling is a global currency.
Travel, you're right but we'll soon get used to it again. |
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By *al2001Man
over a year ago
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
....I'll pm you the slab's number. ...he'll get it sorted for you. ..
Scurrilous accusation! ....he's a local facilitator. ....
The locality has changed somewhat though
I doubt Paul Quinn's family would agree mm
I have yet to hear of any proof being put forward in that case yet, apart from the "dogs in the street" knowing. I'm afraid that isn't enough for me, and that's not a defence of Tom Murphy either.
The reference to the change of location was to do with the fact that he's currently in residence in the midlands.
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Ah I get you now about himself
As for Paul Quinn. Are you saying you know about the case and still think that local Ira men didn't murder him over a personal grudge?
And to mention there being no proof when I know you know more than me about the history of that area is taking the piss
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets
The hardcore dissident republicans will love it alright.
I buy a lot of paving from the north at present and it's pretty seamless at present. I remember the days when you had to go and get all your customs documents in order in the process and it wasted so much time that it often wasn't viable. Ahh, memories of bringing a load of planters from Banbridge in the early nineties. An hour up and an hour back, plus three hours between customs clearance agents and customs itself. Bollix to that. ....could you not just smuggle them in like everyone else? Have you tried sticking ten tonnes of paving down your boxers. It's not comfortable
....I'll pm you the slab's number. ...he'll get it sorted for you. ..
Scurrilous accusation! ....he's a local facilitator. ....
The locality has changed somewhat though
I doubt Paul Quinn's family would agree mm
I have yet to hear of any proof being put forward in that case yet, apart from the "dogs in the street" knowing. I'm afraid that isn't enough for me, and that's not a defence of Tom Murphy either.
The reference to the change of location was to do with the fact that he's currently in residence in the midlands.
Ah I get you now about himself
As for Paul Quinn. Are you saying you know about the case and still think that local Ira men didn't murder him over a personal grudge?
And to mention there being no proof when I know you know more than me about the history of that area is taking the piss
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All I've heard so far has been pure speculation and I've heard about three different theories, none of which have enough meat on them to convince me of anything. |
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"Out the feck. I work in the south and live in the north so the border issues wont bother me, the pay rise when the sterling crashes will make up for it  "
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"Out the feck. I work in the south and live in the north so the border issues wont bother me, the pay rise when the sterling crashes will make up for it
Oooh.....you'll loose your job....lol they won't let you in now lol"
Its grand ill go over the jonesborough back roads. Theres never any type of border patrol there.lol. may pick up some dodgy dvds on the way too. Anyone looking any fireworks? |
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"Out the feck. I work in the south and live in the north so the border issues wont bother me, the pay rise when the sterling crashes will make up for it
Oooh.....you'll loose your job....lol they won't let you in now lol
Its grand ill go over the jonesborough back roads. Theres never any type of border patrol there.lol. may pick up some dodgy dvds on the way too. Anyone looking any fireworks?"
Dont smoke the tax 'free' cig as you go...u might leave a trail |
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"Out the feck. I work in the south and live in the north so the border issues wont bother me, the pay rise when the sterling crashes will make up for it
Oooh.....you'll loose your job....lol they won't let you in now lol
Its grand ill go over the jonesborough back roads. Theres never any type of border patrol there.lol. may pick up some dodgy dvds on the way too. Anyone looking any fireworks?
Dont smoke the tax 'free' cig as you go...u might leave a trail "
Duly noted. Id stay away from the perfume and aftershave as well as they will no doubt leave a trail of cats walking behind u.lol
Not that im putting down the quailty of the john paul mcgragh perfume mind |
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"Out the feck. I work in the south and live in the north so the border issues wont bother me, the pay rise when the sterling crashes will make up for it
Oooh.....you'll loose your job....lol they won't let you in now lol
Its grand ill go over the jonesborough back roads. Theres never any type of border patrol there.lol. may pick up some dodgy dvds on the way too. Anyone looking any fireworks?
Dont smoke the tax 'free' cig as you go...u might leave a trail
Duly noted. Id stay away from the perfume and aftershave as well as they will no doubt leave a trail of cats walking behind u.lol
Not that im putting down the quailty of the john paul mcgragh perfume mind "
So which back trail are you taking on Monday
I'm looking forward to hearing what some will be saying tomorrow morning at about 6.30...
And you thought the lead up was full of shite...lol |
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"Out the feck. I work in the south and live in the north so the border issues wont bother me, the pay rise when the sterling crashes will make up for it
Oooh.....you'll loose your job....lol they won't let you in now lol
Its grand ill go over the jonesborough back roads. Theres never any type of border patrol there.lol. may pick up some dodgy dvds on the way too. Anyone looking any fireworks?
Dont smoke the tax 'free' cig as you go...u might leave a trail
Duly noted. Id stay away from the perfume and aftershave as well as they will no doubt leave a trail of cats walking behind u.lol
Not that im putting down the quailty of the john paul mcgragh perfume mind
So which back trail are you taking on Monday
I'm looking forward to hearing what some will be saying tomorrow morning at about 6.30...
And you thought the lead up was full of shite...lol"
Here if u find any ladies that like the back trail on here send them in my direction lol.
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"Out the feck. I work in the south and live in the north so the border issues wont bother me, the pay rise when the sterling crashes will make up for it
Oooh.....you'll loose your job....lol they won't let you in now lol
Its grand ill go over the jonesborough back roads. Theres never any type of border patrol there.lol. may pick up some dodgy dvds on the way too. Anyone looking any fireworks?
Dont smoke the tax 'free' cig as you go...u might leave a trail
Duly noted. Id stay away from the perfume and aftershave as well as they will no doubt leave a trail of cats walking behind u.lol
Not that im putting down the quailty of the john paul mcgragh perfume mind
So which back trail are you taking on Monday
I'm looking forward to hearing what some will be saying tomorrow morning at about 6.30...
And you thought the lead up was full of shite...lol
Here if u find any ladies that like the back trail on here send them in my direction lol.
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Hahahaha. ..but you know what ladies are like at following directions. ... .....some are happy being lost for now. When we're finished ill point then with a gps... |
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I hope they vote out and lead the way for ireland and other countries, as far as i remember with the punt we had less money but could aford more, europe is a money hungry suckunis,nothing good has come from it as far as i can see |
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"Out the feck. I work in the south and live in the north so the border issues wont bother me, the pay rise when the sterling crashes will make up for it
Oooh.....you'll loose your job....lol they won't let you in now lol
Its grand ill go over the jonesborough back roads. Theres never any type of border patrol there.lol. may pick up some dodgy dvds on the way too. Anyone looking any fireworks?
Dont smoke the tax 'free' cig as you go...u might leave a trail
Duly noted. Id stay away from the perfume and aftershave as well as they will no doubt leave a trail of cats walking behind u.lol
Not that im putting down the quailty of the john paul mcgragh perfume mind
So which back trail are you taking on Monday
I'm looking forward to hearing what some will be saying tomorrow morning at about 6.30...
And you thought the lead up was full of shite...lol
Here if u find any ladies that like the back trail on here send them in my direction lol.
Hahahaha. ..but you know what ladies are like at following directions. ... .....some are happy being lost for now. When we're finished ill point then with a gps..."
Cheers lol. |
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"I hope they vote out and lead the way for ireland and other countries, as far as i remember with the punt we had less money but could aford more, europe is a money hungry suckunis,nothing good has come from it as far as i can see"
You're confusing the eu with the Euro currency and in any case, I remember paying 17.5% interest in my mortgage when we had punts plus we had no idea how much we were being ripped off here compared to other European countries. The punt was no great shakes in its day! |
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By *igertigerCouple (MM)
over a year ago
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We may be pissed off by numerous aspects of the EU in particular how we were treated in the bail out but in my opinion we're better in than out. We need to elect a government that will stand up to Europe and also one that does not invite US vulture funds in the country but that's taking the topic off on another tangent altogether. |
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By *ertwoCouple
over a year ago
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets "
Those check points were to stop bombs etc nothing to do with any customs no one ever needed a passport to cross the boarder. |
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"Leaving will be worse for the UK than staying.
And worse for us too, cos when they leave and realise the mistake they've made,we have to hear them bitch about it. "
An look whos bitching lol |
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"Anyone who has the choice tomorrow hope they make right decision. Alot depends on outcome. BREXIT
Its hard to know what will happen if they leave the EU..the 1 thing I'll have a problem with is Border checkpoints..we had that shite for years..couldn't even go to newry without having your car turned upside down and questioned high and low..the bad old days could only be around the corner..the men of violence will come out in force and these checkpoints will become targets Those check points were to stop bombs etc nothing to do with any customs no one ever needed a passport to cross the boarder. "
You didn't need a passport but there were customs posts at all the "approved" roads. Mind you they were fairly relaxed but they could be a pain in the arse at times. If that lovely line becomes the border between the EU and the UK it will need to be tightened up if leaving the EU is to mean anything. Either that or passport between Ireland and Britain |
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"Voted out 2 hours ago so hoping to wake up to a no vote for everyone
Oh I hope so! I've a feeling that won't be the result tho "
Ive a feeling people might have been afraid of change so would have voted to stay in as well. Look at the scots all wanted out then buckeled it. Now they regret not leaving the uk.  |
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"Voted out 2 hours ago so hoping to wake up to a no vote for everyone
Oh I hope so! I've a feeling that won't be the result tho
Ive a feeling people might have been afraid of change so would have voted to stay in as well. Look at the scots all wanted out then buckeled it. Now they regret not leaving the uk. "
I think its an age thing. Older people will have voted out and younger ones will vote to stay - they know no different and as you say, don't want change. |
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I feel they might leave the EU ....sure they never really committed to the whole euro thing seeing as they never changed they currency ....well just my thoughts. ...sure what would I know ... ( before peeps lambast me lol )
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"Voted out 2 hours ago so hoping to wake up to a no vote for everyone
Oh I hope so! I've a feeling that won't be the result tho
Ive a feeling people might have been afraid of change so would have voted to stay in as well. Look at the scots all wanted out then buckeled it. Now they regret not leaving the uk. "
I'm not sure it's quite that simple. Change for the sake of change isn't very enticing. |
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"I feel they might leave the EU ....sure they never really committed to the whole euro thing seeing as they never changed they currency ....well just my thoughts. ...sure what would I know ... ( before peeps lambast me lol )
Apples"
I so hope you're right! |
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"Voted out 2 hours ago so hoping to wake up to a no vote for everyone
Oh I hope so! I've a feeling that won't be the result tho
Ive a feeling people might have been afraid of change so would have voted to stay in as well. Look at the scots all wanted out then buckeled it. Now they regret not leaving the uk.
I'm not sure it's quite that simple. Change for the sake of change isn't very enticing. "
You know what MM, Mr is over in the UK today & he says that seems to be the main word being bandied around. Most people are saying they want a change. |
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"Voted out 2 hours ago so hoping to wake up to a no vote for everyone
Oh I hope so! I've a feeling that won't be the result tho
Ive a feeling people might have been afraid of change so would have voted to stay in as well. Look at the scots all wanted out then buckeled it. Now they regret not leaving the uk.
I'm not sure it's quite that simple. Change for the sake of change isn't very enticing.
You know what MM, Mr is over in the UK today & he says that seems to be the main word being bandied around. Most people are saying they want a change."
That's northern, I suspect? The consensus seems to be that northern England will vote to leave. London looks more likely to vote to remain though and the numbers there are a lot bigger. Mind you, the rain in London may have kept the numbers will down. We'll know pretty soon I guess. While a part of me would almost enjoy seeing the turmoil that I believe would happen in the UK if they leave, I really hope that don't as I think it would be a big body blow to the EU |
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"Voted out 2 hours ago so hoping to wake up to a no vote for everyone
Oh I hope so! I've a feeling that won't be the result tho
Ive a feeling people might have been afraid of change so would have voted to stay in as well. Look at the scots all wanted out then buckeled it. Now they regret not leaving the uk.
I'm not sure it's quite that simple. Change for the sake of change isn't very enticing.
You know what MM, Mr is over in the UK today & he says that seems to be the main word being bandied around. Most people are saying they want a change.
That's northern, I suspect? The consensus seems to be that northern England will vote to leave. London looks more likely to vote to remain though and the numbers there are a lot bigger. Mind you, the rain in London may have kept the numbers will down. We'll know pretty soon I guess. While a part of me would almost enjoy seeing the turmoil that I believe would happen in the UK if they leave, I really hope that don't as I think it would be a big body blow to the EU "
I hope it IS a big body blow to the EU.
I'm in a few London groups on fb and thay are all saying there was a big turnout.
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"I saw the numbers there from Gibraltar. An impressive landslide but then they're a bit different anyway. "
He reckoned the provinces will all vote Bremain, but as you said, with twice many in the South of England the Brexit vote will be lost among the Northern Shires. |
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"I saw the numbers there from Gibraltar. An impressive landslide but then they're a bit different anyway.
He reckoned the provinces will all vote Bremain, but as you said, with twice many in the South of England the Brexit vote will be lost among the Northern Shires."
And......? |
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