The EU Referendum - Thursday 23 June (with voting poll)

Munchkin wrote:

Nico the gman wrote:Whether people like it or not the country voted to leave the EU and I don't think there's a cat in hells chance of a 2nd Referendum, those who did fail to vote and wanted to remain have in my opinion no argument.

I don't think a 2nd referendum will happen. I do think a 2nd referendum would vote Remain, even if the exact same voters come out.

Galted wrote:I've never heard of MONO before.

milkyboy wrote:

Galted wrote:I've never heard of MONO before.

we call it glandular fever over here

milkyboy wrote:all this notifcation stuff has taken this thread way off topic.

Back to the relevant stuff.  I completely agree Dave (words I never thought I'd write). Steve Wrong is a vacuous cretin. The inane ramblings polluting the airwaves are a sad parody of smashy and nicey. I'd like to take his factoids and shove them up his emma freud's. The fact that this passes as entertainment for some people is exactly what is wrong with this country.  73.2% of Steve Wrong fans voted brexit. I rest my case.

DAVE667 wrote:

milkyboy wrote:all this notifcation stuff has taken this thread way off topic.

Back to the relevant stuff.  I completely agree Dave (words I never thought I'd write). Steve Wrong is a vacuous cretin. The inane ramblings polluting the airwaves are a sad parody of smashy and nicey. I'd like to take his factoids and shove them up his emma freud's. The fact that this passes as entertainment for some people is exactly what is wrong with this country.  73.2% of Steve Wrong fans voted brexit. I rest my case.

F*ck you Milky, with a large cactus (but thank you for your kind words), however I feel the fact people are more concerned about the end of the civilized world as we know it rather than the impending arrival of MONO is what's actually wrong with this country....and why won't Steve Wright's "old woman" die?

Galted wrote:Cheers. Didn't know that any decent music came from Japan except for the Paprika theme and Itsumo Nando Demo.

Duty281 wrote:http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-3693476/Jobs-150-000-referendum-shock-Boss-Reed-says-majority-firms-no-plans-freeze-recruitment.html

Recruitment specialist Reed Group said demand for new staff has flourished since the referendum, with 150,000 more jobs added to its website in the past three weeks compared with the same period last year.

James Reed, chairman of the £1 billion-plus turnover group, said the 8 per cent increase was a sign that it was ‘business as usual’ despite fears that job vacancies could drop. The growth – in line with the first half of the year – bucks fears of a recruitment crash.

‘The situation is surprisingly good,’ Reed said. ‘The vote hasn’t affected things. People are still hiring and there are lots of opportunities.

Coxy001 wrote:

Duty281 wrote:http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-3693476/Jobs-150-000-referendum-shock-Boss-Reed-says-majority-firms-no-plans-freeze-recruitment.html

Recruitment specialist Reed Group said demand for new staff has flourished since the referendum, with 150,000 more jobs added to its website in the past three weeks compared with the same period last year.

James Reed, chairman of the £1 billion-plus turnover group, said the 8 per cent increase was a sign that it was ‘business as usual’ despite fears that job vacancies could drop. The growth – in line with the first half of the year – bucks fears of a recruitment crash.

‘The situation is surprisingly good,’ Reed said. ‘The vote hasn’t affected things. People are still hiring and there are lots of opportunities.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36975320

Pi$$ed on your cornflakes yet again.

Pr4wn wrote:

Coxy001 wrote:

Duty281 wrote:http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-3693476/Jobs-150-000-referendum-shock-Boss-Reed-says-majority-firms-no-plans-freeze-recruitment.html

Recruitment specialist Reed Group said demand for new staff has flourished since the referendum, with 150,000 more jobs added to its website in the past three weeks compared with the same period last year.

James Reed, chairman of the £1 billion-plus turnover group, said the 8 per cent increase was a sign that it was ‘business as usual’ despite fears that job vacancies could drop. The growth – in line with the first half of the year – bucks fears of a recruitment crash.

‘The situation is surprisingly good,’ Reed said. ‘The vote hasn’t affected things. People are still hiring and there are lots of opportunities.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36975320

Pi$$ed on your cornflakes yet again.

PROJECT FEAR!

DAVE667 wrote:I predict that it is now 99 days until MONO play at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds but I will await verification from Super before committing myself to such a bold statement

superflyweight wrote:42 days and still they don't send the notification.

superflyweight wrote:It is 99 days until MONO play the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds.

superflyweight wrote:42 days and still they don't send the notification.

Pr4wn wrote:

superflyweight wrote:42 days and still they don't send the notification.

Seriously stop this now.

superflyweight wrote:49 days and still they don't send the notification.

superflyweight wrote:It is 92 days until MONO play the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds.