Duff Paddy wrote:Getting a bit creepy now Dre
I don't think nailing a poster as being "employed" can be deemed stalking just yet.
Duff Paddy wrote:Getting a bit creepy now Dre
Democracy in actionBlackMac wrote:Voted in. Off to the US for a few weeks in the hols and couldn't have the pound tanking. Short term gain!!
In what way Duff, i'm not asking what he does or where he does it. Just asking if he owns the company he works for or is at least a director, a director is still an employee though.Duff Paddy wrote:Getting a bit creepy now Dre
I know a fair few 'Bubble' types whose jobs will be affected but are voting out anyway. Fair play.Sefton wrote:I know some relatively sane people who are voting Brexit, it is just a coincidence that all batshit fantasists on here appear to be of one mind.
Duff Paddy wrote:Democracy in actionBlackMac wrote:Voted in. Off to the US for a few weeks in the hols and couldn't have the pound tanking. Short term gain!!
bimboman wrote:Duff Paddy wrote:Getting a bit creepy now Dre
I don't think nailing a poster as being "employed" can be deemed stalking just yet.
Perhaps a more pertinent question would be, what difference does it make?dr dre2 wrote:In what way Duff, i'm not asking what he does or where he does it. Just asking if he owns the company he works for or is at least a director, a director is still an employee though.Duff Paddy wrote:Getting a bit creepy now Dre
I was in Boston a few weeks back and it was $1.42 to the £ when I was thereBlackMac wrote:Voted in. Off to the US for a few weeks in the hols and couldn't have the pound tanking. Short term gain!!
Nothing, and i'm bored of them conversation. Other than, it's all I need to know to declare myself correct.henry wrote:Perhaps a more pertinent question would be, what difference does it make?dr dre2 wrote:In what way Duff, i'm not asking what he does or where he does it. Just asking if he owns the company he works for or is at least a director, a director is still an employee though.Duff Paddy wrote:Getting a bit creepy now Dre
Question made without prejudice.
Ship. Sailed.Hellraiser wrote:Heading for full Dozy territory here.
I, of course, meant Leave would be pissing it.Tim. wrote:I know a fair few 'Bubble' types whose jobs will be affected but are voting out anyway. Fair play.Sefton wrote:I know some relatively sane people who are voting Brexit, it is just a coincidence that all batshit fantasists on here appear to be of one mind.
But yes, the fringe on here, if they reflected the country at large, Remain would be pissing it.
Hellraiser wrote:Heading for full Dozy territory here.
Emily wrote:Travel chaos in London, may be too late for a lot of commuters hoping to get home to vote.
Just quoting in case.dr dre2 wrote:Hellraiser wrote:Heading for full Dozy territory here.he brought up the subject and asked what I knew about him, relating to a previous conversation. I'm just establishing the point. I've wound him up before and now he keeps popping up to snipe at me. So i've continued the conversation. No sideways growlers or anything
There we go then, happy days.henry wrote:Just quoting in case.dr dre2 wrote:Hellraiser wrote:Heading for full Dozy territory here.he brought up the subject and asked what I knew about him, relating to a previous conversation. I'm just establishing the point. I've wound him up before and now he keeps popping up to snipe at me. So i've continued the conversation. No sideways growlers or anything
MrDominator wrote:I voted remain, like anyone with an ounce of judgment.
In my leafy part of Surrey there were loads of vacant-looking people wandering around clutching polling cards. God knows how they voted.
Much closer than I thought it would be. That appears ridiculously closeovalball wrote:YouGov poll from today suggests 52:48 in favour of Remain.
Gypsies?MrDominator wrote:I voted remain, like anyone with an ounce of judgment.
In my leafy part of Surrey there were loads of vacant-looking people wandering around clutching polling cards. God knows how they voted.
Emily wrote:Voted just before 8am with my beautiful 3 year old daughter marking my X in the IN box - photo taken o/s polling station for posterity.
Emily wrote:Voted just before 8am with my beautiful 3 year old daughter marking my X in the IN box - photo taken o/s polling station for posterity.
Auckman wrote:The NZ Herald breaking news tab is saying Farage has conceded defeat (soon after polls closed) but with no other info other than "details soon".
On the pulse of the world is the Aunty Herald.
You do know that is illegal?Emily wrote:Voted just before 8am with my beautiful 3 year old daughter marking my X in the IN box - photo taken o/s polling station for posterity.
As the ballot is secret, it can never be proved in court.Rootheday wrote:You do know that is illegal?Emily wrote:Voted just before 8am with my beautiful 3 year old daughter marking my X in the IN box - photo taken o/s polling station for posterity.
It could (and arguably should) have been observed by the presiding officer, albeit at a distance. if it had been, he or she should have taken the ballot paper away to be destroyed, and it would be at their discretion whether o not to issue a replacementLeinster in London wrote:As the ballot is secret, it can never be proved in court.Rootheday wrote:You do know that is illegal?Emily wrote:Voted just before 8am with my beautiful 3 year old daughter marking my X in the IN box - photo taken o/s polling station for posterity.
I didn't know you had kids. Congratulations.Emily wrote:Voted just before 8am with my beautiful 3 year old daughter marking my X in the IN box - photo taken o/s polling station for posterity.
Hellraiser wrote:Emily wrote:Voted just before 8am with my beautiful 3 year old daughter marking my X in the IN box - photo taken o/s polling station for posterity.
Pretty sure that's more than one electoral law broken, and you a peeler too.
Thanks.Fangle wrote:I didn't know you had kids. Congratulations.Emily wrote:Voted just before 8am with my beautiful 3 year old daughter marking my X in the IN box - photo taken o/s polling station for posterity.