Mr Jinx
Very well known Exeweb poster
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Indeed. I must have dreamt UKIP happening.So why did a record number turn out to vote in the Referendum ? Just interested like.
Indeed. I must have dreamt UKIP happening.So why did a record number turn out to vote in the Referendum ? Just interested like.
Thanks, mum.. If they bite me, I bite 'em back. Strangely, they tend to bite women more than they do men, so wifey gets the full force.Nighty night..Don’t let the mosquitoes bite..
I thought we could only express original thought and not refer to nasty, unworthy thingies like Google? I'm sure Arthur was following your advice and trying to squeeze out the grey matter from your brain-box on the vexed question of Ireland rather than research on the net.I’ve no idea (and little interest) why Ireland was asked to vote twice on a EU referendum, why not do your own work and find out why yourself?
There are no ‘considerations’ that currently trump the need to carry out the 2016 referendum result.
Ah, OK.I was always taught to read the question carefully and then answer it
So, someone is curious about the Irish and their referendums and I have to explain why? Surely it’s better for them to have a go at why the think the way they do and I can then argue the toss otherwise or perhaps not.I thought we could only express original thought and not refer to nasty, unworthy thingies like Google? I'm sure Arthur was following your advice and trying to squeeze out the grey matter from your brain-box on the vexed question of Ireland rather than research on the net.
Funny innit that Cameron, Farage et al forgot about Ireland. I assume that they either want a break-up of the UK or to renege on the Good Friday Agreement.
Would like your opinion on this Tavy.
The voters were probably happy that they didn't have to vote for a politician.Ah, OK.
It wasn’t a “record number” that turned out to vote at the referendum.
It was a sizeable figure though, due to the reasons previously given; BoJo factor, immigration fears, austerity, emotion, press manipulation etc.
Most were happy to vote for the option without a plan or rationale, swayed by the lies and broken promises, and here we are.
You've got me there. You mean it doesn't affect the GFA in theory, in practice or in both? May I ask : I'm afraid to Google myself and damage my esteemed reputation.So, someone is curious about the Irish and their referendums and I have to explain why? Surely it’s better for them to have a go at why the think the way they do and I can then argue the toss otherwise or perhaps not.
My opinion on your assumption about Cameron, Farage and Ireland is that your wrong. Cam and Farage are both Unionists and as we found out last week in court, even no deal does not effect the GFA.
No need to google, unless of course you’re unable to form a personal opinion or argue your point through using your own god given logic without reference to the internet that is.You've got me there. You mean it doesn't affect the GFA in theory, in practice or in both? May I ask : I'm afraid to Google myself and damage my esteemed reputation.