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Not sure I understand.
Out of curiosity what was he annoyed about? That there is no road map for what comes next?
Also I'm going to keep banging the drum that I don't care what the majority said in the referendum, I'm going to continue to protest this however I can. Anyone with a brain can make arguments either way as to why or why not we should ignore it.
I don't see what I have to loose.
hugo7-
Well a colleague of mine joked "so what do you think, I think there's no plan b and we're screwed" to me. Other guy heard it, he's pissed off with HamCunt (fair enough!) and thinks it's all due to just renegotiating trade agreements and all will be well.
So he seems annoyed a lot of people point out there is no plan (I don't think there is) and blames Cameron for not pushing the button (so new plans can be put in motion). Must be taking all these Remain memes a bit too personal. I think.
I ain't gonna ask him. No work of "sorry was a bit fiery" over the communicator. So...no use. I don't mind him but we are not chums either.
Other colleague was MKKKWAY and walked off (and told me over the communicator he was a bit baffled too) perhaps just bad luck I got the end of the frustration. He seems unhappy it's so drawn out and has to deal with all the Remain memes*
*tiny violin. But don't forget Brexiters thinks all is well else they would not have voted. I am pessimistic. Can't blame people for that. I can't either hope for acknowledgment that as an EU national this is just that bit more fucky as I get no say in the UK referendum. But hey.
EDIT He never wanted in, in the first vote. I think pointing out the UK was a different place then is not a good idea. (understatement of the year).
JWestland
Got the wrong end of a brexiters temper at work. Not blaming him, tempers are frayed atm and he seems annoyed about the "no plan B" going around well...errr...everywhere. But jaysus, not fun, I didn't even bring it up, other colleague had to walk off it was that bad.
This referendum...making enemies of everyone until we've all calmed down. Turns out I calmed down, but it hurts to be told "it's a democracy the people have spoken" and you can't even vote and stand more to lose.