Huggy

The answer, in bold, was simply: "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?" The EU, you can check out any time you like.....etc.

It is everything to do with thwarting democracy There are dozens of reasons listed in the past few thousand pages that explain, with apparently a lot of thought and logic, why we should have a 2nd Referendum/People's Vote/Confirmatory Vote. These reasons are lies. There is only one reason for wanting another vote and it is unsurprisingly is the only reason that isn't mentioned. You just want a different result.

That would be amazing as the paper (an then real) gains per coin just before that scenario would be slightly more epic (by £250 each). £200k, or slightly below, will be when I sell and 500 quid will be when I buy back. I hope you have bought some to take advantage of this.

Don't forget hindsight no-coiners also stating it's a bad investment every single day in every single month since Bitcoin started. Well done for getting the Dec 2017 one right 🙄 Getting the direction right in, for example, Mar 2013 would have improved your outlook and profits somewhat ❤️

This! My gains at the peak of 2017 were lower, just under £70k, but this amount is not life changing. If it goes to zero, then life still hasn't been changed. If the price does go mental again, retiring in my mid-forties is a strong possibility and my life will have been changed markedly for the better. I'd rather not risk that for a 'mere' 70 grand.

Don't be too hard on them, they just lack foresight and imagination. I'd also put their rank as Corporal at the very most, no matter which character they have as an avatar.

I disagree. The correct action is to vote again and again until we get a result for the Tories to Remain. Then we can immediately enact the Democratic People's wishes. I love democracy, except for this particular example, when democracy can do one.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-28439024 "A growing proportion of young people have been squeezed out of the housing market in England and are renting privately instead, a report suggests." There's a lovely picture at the top of a happy couple, sitting down for a coffee, while redecorating a house. Before reading the caption, can you guess whether the BBC imply that they're homeowners, or renters...? I've never actually complained to a media outlet before. I may break that seal all over them this afternoon :angry:

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/celebrity/telly-idiots-being-treated-like-tribal-elders-2014060387156

When I'm on my deathbed and I realise that what I did was actually wrong. Until then, I'm pretty sure at one point I'll be right (about not buying). Or to put it another way, I am not even halfway into the game of my life. Several peers think they have more points than me in this game, and are quick to remind me of this. However, there's always a chance we're playing golf Apologies for the analogy overload

Also from the BBC's front page, just below the 'UK Housing Market Gaining Momentum' headline http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22715451

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/business/loans-for-incredibly-expensive-things-now-cheaper-than-ever-2013022160516

That is pure schadenfreude porn. A certain female property-tv presenter with a tache, being centrepiece of a bukkake from 12 insolvency practitioners would round the night off perfectly

Oh, the Nimby's can be turned into compost to help pump the green lungs

He's got a PhD in astrophysics and was part of the 2nd greatest rock band ever. I forgive him for being a boomer, and he may keep his acres.