I'm not sure why you can't or won't agree. I don't think there's anything controversial about it. It's just maths.

600,000 people die a year in the UK, the overwhelming majority of which are older people. Older people voted 66% to leave. Therefore of the circa 1.8m people who have died since the referendum, wouldn't it be reasonable to surmise that 1.2m (66%) were leave voters? You could reduce the figures slightly to reflect that not everyone would vote, but the older demographic typically have very high turnouts.

I'm not saying it's the smoking gun to overturn the 1st referendum, but it's a valid consideration.

If its to hard for remain and to soft for leave then hey we have a compromise surely

I didn't realise that only 36% of 18-24 yr old voted, oh well might encourage them to use their vote in the future

Yes, it (the low turnout) certainly shoots holes in the argument about 16-18 year olds not having had the chance to vote. They need the will to use it first

Absolutely

No deal currently at 4-1 with Coral and Ladbrokes.

Time for some light prepping this weekend, I think. Get the panic in early. Makes you think about the true essentials in life. Bog roll being right up there.

You can come and borrow my b-day if things get really tough.

it's "bidet"

Yes but mines a new type top of the range one.
It flushes and washes your crack with champagne.

talk about thread drift! (although someone somewhere who has more money than sense probably own such a thing!)

I would be devastated if Jacob Rees-Mogg didn't have one.