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Squeaky bum time for some.
Basing their punting on polls which are within the margin of error. ![]() ![]() |
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wow 1.38
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wow 1.38
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Now 1.41, when the next big return comes it may surprise a few
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Newcastle may have swayed it.
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1.58
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just put my biggest ever bet on in.
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Banked a likkel 1.46 - more to come?
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In favour of leaving EU9.00 £478.00 £3,824.00
£478.00 Lay (Bet Against) Backer's odds Backer's stake Payout Liability In favour of leaving EU8.60 £500.00 £3,800.00 £500.00 Bet info made a quick 20. thank goodness i got out when i did |
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BB :)
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Happy Independence Day Sir Nigel.
![]() Sir Nigel - Ripping Apart Angela Merkel In The EU Parliament. . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0YODG0NsSE |
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If we lost I would still have sought to meet NF one day and thank him for his incredible efforts.
I'm absolutely thrilled for the fella. All the shoite that's been thrown at him yet he persisted. Never gave up. even when he couldn't be an MP. Legend. ![]() |
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Well said Injera..the man's a credit to our country and should be rewarded as such.
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London 60% to stay
F you !!!! Shut the boarders !!! |
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I'm proud to say i live in Havering..71% out
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25,000 thick o didn't know where the X was or marked both
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As a Sunderland man we should welcome Nigel Farage with open arms !!
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"Thank you Nigel Farage"
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Thank you again Sir Nigel, you've just destroyed Cameron.
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The diddums luvvies are all upsetty-wetty with Sir Nigel's victory speech. They STILL don't get it.
A graceless piece of writing. . https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/24/nigel-farage-ugliness-bullet-fired |
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The great news is if he gets it wrong he can go and live with the in-laws in Germany.
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Ipswich 68 % exit
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Is this the end of UKIP? Nothing left for them to do now.
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Brussels blaming Cameron for givig us a referendum ! He had no choice, Farage was relentless.
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Like him or loathe him, it is an incredible achievement in terms of personal endurance. No Nigel Farage, no referendum, he was that influential.
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The boy done good.
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I voted out never believing for a second that I was backing a winner, I have never been to happy to have gotten something so wrong.
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It did not take Nigel long to go back on one of the leave campaigns main pledges that the nhs would get all of the £350 million Britain gives to Europe every week.
On the short way to the polling station last night this was the campign posters that was pinned to all the lamp posts. |
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to*= so!!.......Yes well done Nigel, a remarkable achievement.
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After the polls closed last night he conceded defeat, then took it back. He then conceded defeat for a second time and took it back again.
After winning he refuses to stand by the pledge made that the money saved on leaving Europe is going to go to the nhs. The nhs is going to get £50 extra every single day apparently and I have a campaign poster promising that 10 metres from my own house. |
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I, too, voted LEAVE with no real expectation of being on the winning side.
I considered my vote very carefully beforehand and, ultimately, it was a desire for a restoration of democracy that guided my hand, not any immigration or economic concerns. I believe the REMAIN campaign largely disregarded this issue to their cost. That said, I'm still astonished by the result. Absolutely incredible. |
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Its quite ironic that a prime minister that no one voted for is going to soon be in charge in this bid to restore deomocracy to the people.
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to Pokermonster and paddletoe |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y80dD9sy0h8 for all the remainers |
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What you write is very true, Paddletoe, but the important thing to remember is this... in a few years time we can vote out that unelected prime minister if we so democratically decide.
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I can't remember the last time my vote ended up on the winning side.
Lived in a number of parliamentary constituencies which were 'safe seats' for the incumbent and I wanted a different MP. My vote has never counted for anything previously. An incredible effort from Nigel, despite years of unjustified vitriolic abuse thrown in his face by 'tolerant', 'progressive' lefties, all of which he has risen above magnificently. |
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I wouldn't mind if after winning the vote they had a plan for the future but I think many people who voted leave voted for a nostalgic past of their youth when the world was different. Heard one leave voter saying we can now get back to being the great industrial power we once were.
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