Shit. I guess I am not the best at puns.Bradandez said:There was no set up to that, Lochy. You have to have the subject before you go in to a punchline related to the subject matter.
That's me told. I oughta don my prosaic suit and start pigeonholing your posts.incognito said:I know we are in the "Off topic" but that place is starting to be flooded by politics, don't we already have a topic for that purpose ?
Can I have that in English please?Xenon said:That's me told. I oughta don my prosaic suit and start pigeonholing your posts.incognito said:I know we are in the "Off topic" but that place is starting to be flooded by politics, don't we already have a topic for that purpose ?
Shit man, it does seem like a really tough vote to make. I'm not particularly informed about UK politics or anything, but leaving seems like it has more of an "anti-establishment" sentiment that I can really relate to. On the other hand, staying seems like a much safer decision which I'm admittedly swayed by, but I can understand wanting to take a risk for throwing change at the status quo. I'm kinda guessing it'll be like a 52% 48% vote in favour of staying, but I dunno it'll be interesting to see it play out tonight.Xenon said:Any Brits (or anyone else) willing to share their voting intentions tomorrow in the EU referendum? For me it's been a head versus heart battle, with head occupying the remain side. There actually isn't a shadow of doubt in my mind Remain will win despite reports and polls suggesting it'll be extremely close, and for that reason I'm voting to leave. My vote will be a protest against the corrupt union, and also political correctness. We'll be better off for staying in, probably, which is good, but equally it's important to add my voice to the protest, so there we are.