Exit polls.

[Riejufixing]

Oh, Dear God. Please let it be true.

Tomorrow will tell, and I will have sobered up a bit.

[kawakid]

The exit polls are correct.

We have rejected the anti semite, British hating twat. Shame on labour for fielding such a cxnt.

When my cousin a Union rep in Middlesbrough is voting Tory it tells you all you need to know, about the racist cxnts.
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I've a twin and a 4.

[Im-a-Ridah]

Workington goes Tory

[stinkwheel]

[Im-a-Ridah]

[WreckTangle]

YEAH, Just woke up, turned on the tv and have seen the word 'BORIS WINS MAJORITY '

Its of those amazing things that years ago you would think would never happen... especallly when you watch him clowning around (like on a repeat of have I got news for you or something like that)

....I have absolutly no sympathy for comrade corbin at all what so ever


Still, will have to have alot of tiime trying to get use to saying 'prime minister...boris johnson'
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My wife asked me to get her something that goes from 0-100 in under 5 seconds for her birthday. ......................I got her a bathroom scale.

[Sister Sledge]

OH. MY. F*CKING. GOD.
Although I live in an area called Seaton Valley, it forms part of Blyth Valley - yeah a Labour stronghold since the 1930s or something. It has fallen to the Tories!! Sure we have Ronnie Campbell retiring and a woman stepping in but wow - I am stunned.
Ian Lavery kept his neighbouring seat of Wansbeck (Labour) but gave an insight in a statement - he said that the reason for Labour falling in so many places was their want of a 2nd referendum. I do agree with that but they also need to include the fact that they've walked from the places that made Labour a political movement and settled in a cosy city called London.

Laura Pidcock, a woman destined for top roles in Labour has also lost her seat - again I'm stunned.
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CCM 404 DS

[lilredmachine]

Labour got it wrong big time. They pandered to a small group of extremely loud folk baying for a second referendum which fitted into their left wing agenda.

Everyone is sick of it and wants out, even my parents that originally voted to remain want out. I get the feeling that if a second referendum was actually to come to pass, there would be a larger majority for leave.

Campaigning under that guise did them no favours, particularly as it tended to be the working class who they traditionally relied on for votes in the north that they alienated by their soft approach to Brexit. I don't really know how they hoped to win based on that.
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Bikes: too many, too much for one man to maintain anyway.

[Riejufixing]

I am told by The Boy that someone opened the door in the middle of the night and yelled a loud "Yee-HAA!" into the darkness. I don't think it was me, but it might well have been. I'll clear up the bottles later. Oh, my God. My *head*.

[Im-a-Ridah]

[Polarbear]

[Im-a-Ridah]