Poll: The Official OcUK EU Referendum Exit poll (and results discussion thread)

[Tefal]

which is expected, theirs even a name for it. That doesn't mean it will continue to go up to where it was.

Probbaly not but all the hysterical doom and gloob because it dipped 7-8% for aprox 10 miniutes is a bit ailly

 

[platypus]

So there are officially 17,410,742 absolute ***** in the UK, what are the other 16,141,241?

He's upset, understandably, but you're right its a stupid comment.

Unfortunately, we've got to get on with it now.

 

[awaybreaktoday]

Have the markets responded positively yet to bank of england statement

 

[Rilot]

Guys, keep it civil. I don't want to see any tempers in here and I don't want to see any name calling either.

 

[Camalot]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

 

[Mynight]

I contribute a significant amount of tax in the UK thanks. But it's ok, because your post basically just summed up the mentality and intelligence of the other leave voters.

The irony that some of the leave voters will die in the Winter because of likely increase to energy bills, absolutely hilarious. You couldn't make it up.

Wait do you believe I'm trying to insult you?

I voted remain but unfortunately lost, as such I have two options either say **** it and leave or crack on and do what I was doing anyway as I am not in a position to influence the future of the UK.

I know I'm tired but reading what I wrote again I'm still unsure how you took offense to what I wrote. I apologise if I'm missing an obvious insult in there but I was merely trying to point out telling someone who contributes to the economy to **** off just because they disagree with you isn't exactly conducive to making the UKs economy strong.

 

[Tute]

For someone who is at the top of the BOE, Carney doesn't look like he gives a **** about the result?

 

[Glaucus]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

other than less money to spend, nothing.
we haven't left the Eu, its going to take 2 and a bot years,

 

[Jono8]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

Not at all. It will be ages, maybe years before we actually leave.

The exchange rate is a bit worse than it was though and likely will be for a while. Although GBP to EUR might not be hit so bad as the euro has taken a battering from this as well.

 

[icehot]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

You may get a few odd looks for being British, asides from that, no change in the near future.

 

[platypus]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

Not very much at all, I would imagine.

I'd be surprised if they weren't just valid until expiration.

 

[Nitefly]

The ironic thing about telling remain voter to "bog off" is that ... Well, that's going to be a lot harder now

 

[Armageus]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

It won't, other than you may have less spending money

 

[Tefal]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

Your still going to be in the eu for at least 2 more years so not going to affect you at all

 

[Third Opinion]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

Really?

I need to renew mine, no doubt it will still be an EU passport. We are still members and will be for some years I suspect.

 

[MrKnifey]

Im more shocked at the people in Wales who voted Leave? We benefit greatly from EU membership???

 

[Adam]

How will this effect my holiday going abroad with my eu passport next month?

It won't, the process will be gradual.

 

[andybird123]

I'm holding my British passport in my hand and trying to get my head around the fact that this is all it will ever be now: a mere British passport. No more EU access.

Yes, you are totally right, voting to leave the EU means that all british people are completely banned from all EU countries, immediately and forever

Really?

I need to renew mine, no doubt it will still be an EU passport. We are still members and will be for some years I suspect.

even before the EU, we had travel agreements with most what-are-now EU countries... technically you don't NEED a passport to visit Europe, but there's no other practical way of showing that you are an EU citizen without one, all that this will mean is that you do actually need a passport to go to Europe, so in practical terms there won't be any change

 

[Tefal]

Im more shocked at the people in Wales who voted Leave? We benefit greatly from EU membership???

A lot of areas are having major frixtion with the large amount of eastern Europeans

 

[PinkPig]

we know jack all about what will happen.

No, we know exactly what will happen in the short term. Economists unanimously predicted a significant economic shock if there was a leave vote.
I could understand deciding that isn't a priority (ignoring all the other reasons why leaving the EU is a catastrophe), but you can't claim we don't know exactly what is coming.