What Will Be Your Enduring Memory Of The Eu Referendum Campaign?

[naomi24]

For me it’s Murraymints’ cry of “OOT, OOT, OOT!”. I chuckled every time I read it. :o)

[douglas9401]

Cameron engineering his own downfall with a needless referendum ending with a wobbly lip for the cameras.

[Ken4155]

Boris pretending that his decision to join the Brexiters had nothing to do with his own naked ambition to land the top job. Made me LOL.

[Svejk]

The supercilious, over-weening confidence of some of the Remain camp. Can't wait till they turn up to admit they were wrong. ;-)

[jambutty]

My enduring memory will be of when I got up this morning, turned the radio on and heard that LEAVE had won - I cried with joy!

[Hopkirk]

Oot Oot Oot reminds me of Maggie Thatcher's No No No to Europe.

[Peter Pedant]

turkeys voting for christmas every day of the year

[-Talbot-]

Many, was lolling this morning over this http://nme.assets.ipccdn.co.uk/images/2016_FarageVGeldof_GettyImages540302350_150616.article_x4.jpg

[NoMercy]

Obama's "Back of the queue" threat which the British public clearly didn't take kindly too.

Yesterday's vote clearly demonstrates that the British Public won't bow to scare tactics and blackmail.

[Ellipsis]

The result from Sunderland.

[dannyk13]

The shameful scaremongering of the Remaniacs

[Khandro]

The lies from the 'In' campaign, the attempts to link the assassination of Jo Cox as a reason to remain, and now the enormous relief that Turkey's membership is no longer an issue for Britain - plus much more.

[Togo]

The "bookies" are now going 5/1 on and they are never wrong in a two horse race. haha.

[Prudie]

The pointlessness of polls which yet again got it wrong and generated endless threads.
The definite old british bulldog tone at my village polling station last night
And yes turning the radio on this morning and being stunned

[1ozzy]

The amount of threads ;-)

[Togo]

//The pointlessness of polls which yet again got it wrong//

The AB polls were right every time Prudie. Perhaps the Ed is at this very minute being offered huge amounts of money, by the official pollsters, to share our valued opinions with them.

[Prudie]

Yes as I typed I thought actually the AB poll got it right, I meant the 'official' ones

[jim360]

70-30 =/= 52-48.

[Ellipsis]

Finally the gap can be filled in Jim ;)

[-Talbot-]

Togo
The "bookies" are now going 5/1 on and they are never wrong in a two horse race. haha.


To be fair Togo there was £4 of remain money for ever £1 of leave money right untill the tide changed Friday morning.
Bookies will often go against the money but it was so close they didn't like the risk.

[Togo]

Was that because the people who do not use English as their first language were in the remain camp jim, and therefor do not subscribe to AB?