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there are probably no impartial sites to be found, as are there are NO facts on either side, if you are undecided probably go to equal number of in/out and make your own mind up. there is no wrong or right. my concern is i cannot find any FACTS on the actual voting process i.e a clear mandate either way. can one vote swing it? or does it have to be a greater %age? i feel if its close there will be a lot of "fudging " going on.i did hear something last night about delaying invoking some article so a "deal"can be done i feel it is us that will be "done".

I'm working on an RAF base and there was an impromptu poll in the canteen at lunchtime. Out of 27 people in there a mixture of RAF personnel, civilian contractors and canteen staff, 21 want to leave. It's beyond me how the polls have remain leading.

10 inch Terror wrote:I'm working on an RAF base and there was an impromptu poll in the canteen at lunchtime. Out of 27 people in there a mixture of RAF personal, civilian contractors and canteen staff, 21 want to leave. It's beyond me how the polls have remain leading.

Truly baffling mate. Then again, I don't mix with anyone from trendy/inner city London, Wales or Scotland.

a.j wrote:

10 inch Terror wrote:I'm working on an RAF base and there was an impromptu poll in the canteen at lunchtime. Out of 27 people in there a mixture of RAF personal, civilian contractors and canteen staff, 21 want to leave. It's beyond me how the polls have remain leading.

Truly baffling mate. Then again, I don't mix with anyone from trendy/inner city London, Wales or Scotland.

I had to work with someone new today. He's 22 and he said he, his entire family, and most of his friends are voting out. I didn't even mention the referendum he mentioned it to me. Obviously polls in RAF canteens are not a true reflection of public opinion. It makes you think though.

Even the bloody guardian & The independent have 'leave' in front!!

10 inch Terror wrote:
I had to work with someone new today. He's 22 and he said he, his entire family, and most of his friends are voting out. I didn't even mention the referendum he mentioned it to me. Obviously polls in RAF canteens are not a true reflection of public opinion. It makes you think though.

Is RAF canteen still slang for restaurant in five star hotel?

Muttley McLadd wrote:

10 inch Terror wrote:
I had to work with someone new today. He's 22 and he said he, his entire family, and most of his friends are voting out. I didn't even mention the referendum he mentioned it to me. Obviously polls in RAF canteens are not a true reflection of public opinion. It makes you think though.

Is RAF canteen still slang for restaurant in five star hotel?

That's on a need to know basis...

I used to be in the Army and when I was doing a course on pot holing we were staying at RAF locking near Weston Super Mare and the canteen and Naafi(shop) were indeed like a 5 star hotel compared to our camps canteen and Naafi posh twats.

wayne cudine wrote:I used to be in the Army and when I was doing a course on pot holing we were staying at RAF locking near Weston Super Mare and the canteen and Naafi(shop) were indeed like a 5 star hotel compared to our camps canteen and Naafi posh twats.

I don't know about all that, but the manager Dinos makes a cracking bacon roll.

wayne cudine wrote:I used to be in the Army and when I was doing a course on pot holing we were staying at RAF locking near Weston Super Mare and the canteen and Naafi(shop) were indeed like a 5 star hotel compared to our camps canteen and Naafi posh twats.

First time I wondered into the cookhouse at Brize, covered in cack, there was a chef before you got to the slop trays... "How would you like your steak today?"
"You're fucking kidding me, right??"