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The OFFICIAL 'EU Referendum Results ALL NIGHTER' Thread

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if we get a leave victory nando's will be closing down out from the uk as it happens - they say its highly likely......do you know what this means?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?

we'll build better restraunts with our new found cash and independence

Invercylde in!!

Brexit HAPPENING lads
Whos excited?!

Reply 723

MrSuavetopia

So London is 1/33 for Remain. Wonder if all 33 boroughs will get a clean sweep.

Reply 724

_Dreamville_

Blaenau Gwent result:
Remain: 38.0% (13,215)
Leave: 62.0% (21,587)

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Reply 725

sulaimanali

Weymouth and portland out

Reply 726

_BigDawg_Bruh

Original post by Midlander

Breathtaking arrogance.

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Well lets get serious. After you do your little uni project what happens with it?

The answer is nothing. You're small time.

I'm on that 10B dollar project time.

65% leave for 'boro

Middlesbrough 65% Leave.

Reply 730

The Roast

Original post by AperfectBalance

Still scared for london. we need to pull far ahead.

This is very stressful, at least for me, I can tell you that. Nail-biting stuff :smile:

Reply 731

Kenan and Kel

All these shithouse cities up North are going to **** this up

Reply 732

_BigDawg_Bruh

Lets be honest, London isn't England anymore.

Good thing none of them can vote.

Reply 733

username2313507

Original post by AneebMalik

if we get a leave victory Nando's will be closing down out from the UK as it happens - they say its highly likely......DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?

Pretty sure this was a hoax designed to con young people into voting Remain if they were undecided

Reply 734

James.Carnell

Original post by Sun_Bear

Leave campaigns on fire! The immigrants are terrified!... Leave campaigns on fire! The immigrants are terrified!...

You're a ****ing idiot. On a serious note , I do wonder how many people base their vote on the fact they don't like foreigners.

Reply 735

Audrey18

Original post by Sun_Bear

Hartlepool, #EUref result:
Remain: 30.4% (14,029)
Leave: 69.6% (32,071)

GET INNNNN

Original post by Josb

Basildon 68% for leave. Happy? :biggrin:

Yes. Vote Leave!

Original post by physicsphysics91

Hopefully, give us Boris.

I see. But listening to Boris speak throughout this campaign, you would be mistaken into thinking his ideas are all original but in actual fact, he seems to parrot Nigel Farage.

Original post by The Roast

Personally I think Hameron will have to resign.

I mentioned this much earlier on this thread but will repost this for your benefit.

If Remain loses, the PM must step down. Democratically speaking, it is not right to have someone continue as leader of the country when he was on the other camp throughout the campaign. So the report about 82 MPs having written a letter to the PM, asking his to continue as PM regardless of the outcome of the referendum is plain nonsense.
https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp...-cameron-stay/

Original post by jneill

Gah! You're right.The Basildon result was already on the Britain Elects spreadsheet before we went "Live".https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mI2o0smlVC_TyzhsnweLEayc3tRgtBxIDCotABtUIX0/htmlview?sle=true#

I've never trusted the BBC for anything. The BBC is part of the State. They cannot not support the people in power. That's not how a special relationship operates.

Reply 736

username2053059

Original post by Kenan and Kel

****ing remainers didn't bloody turn up

I think this is partially true. I also think that the rebellion vote is strong with this one :biggrin:

Reply 737

physicsphysics91

Original post by Kenan and Kel

All these shithouse cities up North are going to **** this up

Like the London bankers and Westminster ****ed up the north, vengeance.

Swansea out!

Original post by _BigDawg_Bruh

Well lets get serious. After you do your little uni project what happens with it?

The answer is nothing. You're small time.

I'm on that 10B dollar project time.

The answer is that I am at a different stage in my career. Dismissing the role of chemistry in the UK economy is what I said earlier, breathtaking arrogance.

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