The EU Referendum: Polling Day

[EdwardTeach]

Voted remain and immediately regretted it! In principle I am broadly in favour of Brexit, because I think the EU is corrupt, inefficient and incredibly undemocratic. (I don't really care about migration per se as it doesn't effect me, though I do think more targeted migration would be preferable). but voted remain because I am scared of the economic consequences. Feel a bit cowardly.

 

[wordy]

Voted remain Feel a bit cowardly.

You should.

 

[coolsurfer]

Voted Leave the European Union

 

[Lopéz]

I voted OUT. Believe in Britain.

I'm not feeling confident.

Can't stop grinning at this

 

[RoboCod]

God I hate brexiters

Constantly seeing all over my facebook "voted but wont make a difference it will be fixed". When I question "if leave win will it be fixed then"
"no"

I mean come on. I voted stay but if leave win then that's that. I wont be blaming the result on crosses being rubbed out or ballots ripped apart.

You're a victim of "Campaign Fear". Are you OK?

 

[sports_brah]

Voted remain and immediately regretted it! In principle I am broadly in favour of Brexit, because I think the EU is corrupt, inefficient and incredibly undemocratic. (I don't really care about migration per se as it doesn't effect me, though I do think more targeted migration would be preferable). but voted remain because I am scared of the economic consequences. Feel a bit cowardly.

You are.

 

[ic1male]

There's too many people chickening out from what I've been reading all day. Scared of the risks. With that attitude, we'd all be still living in caves in Africa.

 

[kindai]

Voted remain and immediately regretted it! In principle I am broadly in favour of Brexit, because I think the EU is corrupt, inefficient and incredibly undemocratic. (I don't really care about migration per se as it doesn't effect me, though I do think more targeted migration would be preferable). but voted remain because I am scared of the economic consequences. Feel a bit cowardly.

Lol.

Looks like project fear worked on you then.

 

[McstylisT]

Voted remain and immediately regretted it! In principle I am broadly in favour of Brexit, because I think the EU is corrupt, inefficient and incredibly undemocratic. (I don't really care about migration per se as it doesn't effect me, though I do think more targeted migration would be preferable). but voted remain because I am scared of the economic consequences. Feel a bit cowardly.

Shame man, real shame.

And your gut instinct was right. Be campaign fear won in this instance.

 

[Tephnos]

Voted remain and immediately regretted it! In principle I am broadly in favour of Brexit, because I think the EU is corrupt, inefficient and incredibly undemocratic. (I don't really care about migration per se as it doesn't effect me, though I do think more targeted migration would be preferable). but voted remain because I am scared of the economic consequences. Feel a bit cowardly.

You blew it.

 

[Fuggan]

I work for a bookie and before I left I had a natter with one of the traders and for the outright markets we'd had around 900k staked.

UK to remain is a loser for -£94.6k and UK to leave is a winner for £284.6k.

 

[FishFluff]

You are.

I can already taste the salty tears of Brexiters. Can't wait for the result.

 

[Aberfala]

I voted out for the lulz.

Why does anybody need a good reason? They don't.

As good as reason as most

 

[infernox]

I voted out for the lulz.

Why does anybody need a good reason? They don't.

This was me with my poll card this morning lol

 

[Tephnos]

I can already taste the salty tears of Brexiters. Can't wait for the result.

You got me.

 

[The Mad Rapper]

Voted remain and immediately regretted it! In principle I am broadly in favour of Brexit, because I think the EU is corrupt, inefficient and incredibly undemocratic. (I don't really care about migration per se as it doesn't effect me, though I do think more targeted migration would be preferable). but voted remain because I am scared of the economic consequences. Feel a bit cowardly.

Pathetic.

 

[Huddy]

Voted leave based on the fact we gave them the Full English breakfast and they gave us croissants and cold meats in return.

This is one of the more balanced facts I've heard during the build up to the referendum, Boris and David could learn from this.

 

[Judgeneo]

Voted remain and immediately regretted it! In principle I am broadly in favour of Brexit, because I think the EU is corrupt, inefficient and incredibly undemocratic. (I don't really care about migration per se as it doesn't effect me, though I do think more targeted migration would be preferable). but voted remain because I am scared of the economic consequences. Feel a bit cowardly.

So sad to read stories like this

 

[Maccapacca]

Out for the craic

 

[Chojin]

Lot of yellow bellies posting in this thread. Would hate to be stuck on a desert island with some.