Anyone know what time we're supposed to trigger Article 50 tomorrow?

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Apparently some chap from the FCO took it on Eurostar and it's already in Brussels.

If you're ready to buy, buy. There will always be a reason to wait. Just get on with it. People always worry about buying and then seeing prices go down, but the value of your property is irrelevant unless you want to sell. If you buy and then the market crashes, you just sit tight and wait for prices to recover.

My first house cost £64k. Two years later it was worth about £35k. I sold it 5 years later for £135k :shrug:

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:cloud9: they should have a live tracker of the letter it's very exciting.

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

:cloud9: they should have a live tracker of the letter it's very exciting.

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I hope Remainers get this lady in for the moment. She's great.

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I hope Remainers get this lady in for the moment. She's great.

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Mildly disappointed that no-one on The Internet seems to have gone to the bother of photoshopping a massive cock sinking into her gaping, whimpering maw.

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Originally Posted by Burney

It was always going to happen. Things got very entrenched very quickly, which left little or no room for compromise. Had the EU and remainers taken a more accepting and conciliatory stance immediately after the vote, it's possible people might have accepted a more fudged outcome. However, the arrogance, sneering and screaming on one side for it to be stopped simply made people on the other side even more determined for it to go ahead.

It will be interesting, but things were going to be interesting whatever happened. There are huge issues looming over Europe right now with the potential to make Brexit look like a sideshow.

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When I heard Dawkins had referred to a 'nasty little backwater' I assumed he was talking about his own mind.

It must be hard for these people to live in a country they hate so much.

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talking of munters. . . has Sturgeon issued her daily demand for another scotch independence referendum yet?

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I hope Remainers get this lady in for the moment. She's great.

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:hehe: I hope when they hand it over they take the opportunity to say a little cheeky comment.

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talking of munters. . . has Sturgeon issued her daily demand for another scotch independence referendum yet?

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I find her not a little intriguing in the pumpy stakes, i. She has very thin lips. And you know my theory about ladies with thin lips.

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When I heard Dawkins had referred to a 'nasty little backwater' I assumed he was talking about his own mind.

It must be hard for these people to live in a country they hate so much.

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I had two thoughts yesterday, one of which is not original but strikes me as sensible, that there should be a threshold for a referendum victory of something that means a 52-48 result does not automatically mean victory for the 52.

The other more original idea is that one solution to all this bickering would be to hold a second referendum on the final Brexit deal with the EU, but only among those who voted Out. Would that not be quite a neat idea?

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When I heard Dawkins had referred to a 'nasty little backwater' I assumed he was talking about his own mind.

It must be hard for these people to live in a country they hate so much.

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As someone on Twitter said, Remain would have done much better if it hadn't been championed by the sort of people who think flying a British flag on British soil is controversial.

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Originally Posted by Monty92

I had two thoughts yesterday, one of which is not original but strikes me as sensible, that there should be a threshold for a referendum victory of something that means a 52-48 result does not automatically mean victory for the 52.

The other more original idea is that one solution to all this bickering would be to hold a second referendum on the final Brexit deal with the EU, but only among those who voted Out. Would that not be quite a neat idea?

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Well since when you vote your name doesn't show on the paper i would suggest your second idea is as **** as most of your thoughts