What were you doing you on the British Independence Day?

What a magical day it was. Even as a non-brit I felt so happy and proud.

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Stayed awake, laughed at the backlash and then I went to a cider festival. Pretty good day to be honest lad.

Britain is the guy everyone else punts out so they can be independent.

They really should have a 'dependence day', instead of independence day… they can light fireworks, drink gallons of tea… just think back and recall better times.

Went to work, all the english lads were celebrating, shaking hands, saying "happy independance day m8".

My boss was miffed about it though, told me "You're futures just been decided by old men", and I told him I voted for the brexit too. He was pissed, said it would affect his pension.

So, it was a good day, pissed my boss off and voted out.

Stayed awake with my mates (none of whom are Sup Forums, but they were still pro-brexit) all night and never slept. Celebrated the victory with a nice whisky. Isle of Jura whisky, would recommend.

I hope they make it a public holiday for all those who voted leave.

>my flag is an official flag of your country
>we are the dependent ones

You can now only post in this thread if you aren't ruled by another country.

Not so fast, Canada.

I had a breakfast at the local cafe of a bacon sausage and egg triple layer sandwich, came home and had 5 cups of tea across the day while celebrating on Sup Forums

oh and I had a few beers in the evening too. that was probably the best part. I almost felt like I was with are nige in the pub.

Can someone explain the "Good money" meme?

>Went out at like 9am or something to vote for the first time in my life (NEET that never goes outside)
>Spent all night watching the stream as results came in
>Went to sleep about half an hour after Cameron resigned

>woke early
>went to mates at 6.30 as arranged
>lazy bastard wouldn't get up
>shouted through letterbox "come on you lazy bastard I thought we was off to save the world"
>hears him laughing."fuck you then"
>offs I trot on me crutches
>10 mins early, 'aving a smoke, angry bloke in his vest comes storming over
>well earnt rant
>polling office opens
>Cross a little,almost insignificant little mark on a square of cheap paper
>inform the world with cryptic fartbook
>post a rallying poem on chinz
>shitpost
>console 80 year old neighbour that we give our best shot
>furiously shitpost, intense but no Pepe
>hear the third result (of about 600 at about 11pm, massive remain results
>electric flickers, half the country have gone to bed despondent and resigned
>went to bed tutting and shiving
>woke up to the news, that we have a chance to save our country and so the world from Idiocracy
>start laughing till me sides hurt

I was voting to leave the EU.
Pic is the polling station. Just behind the church.
It was in a the church community hall. Not visible from the pic but near enough.
What really ground my gears about this was how the media equated Europe with the EU.
Unless some amazing volcanic event happens or alien space magic or whatever, my little islands are European.
The fucking EU is not Europe.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
FUCK THE EUROPEAN UNION.
GOD BLESS EUROPE.

>Stayed up all night.
>25th was my last day of college aswell, so I got to laugh at my politics class one last time.
>Said goodbye to my favourite teacher (engineering), as he would be retiring to France.
>We just chatted as I helped him pack his things.
>My friend bought a pack of union jack bunting from poundland and covered the 6th form foyer in it.
>Then had a pint on the way home.

Decided to enlist the next day. Feels good, man.

I drank and smoked all day while listening to patriotic music. I remember it being quite hot that day.

I had tears in my eyes. Well done father.

Stayed up all night. When the results from Wales came in I knew it was over and the Welsh had saved the day once more.

I spent a good hour calling friends and relatives yelling "it's Agincourt all over again!" and singing Men of Harlech, whooping and hollering at the tv because the BBC was still pretending Remain might still win.

It wasn't worth it.
I'd rather have Big Dave over Theresa May any day.
Not to mention all of her fucking shit polciies, she's already destroying everything Dave built to save Britain with her new housing policy and schools policy and enviromental policy and Osborne's Northern Powerhouse to diversify our economy so we aren't so reliant on London's financial sector and to make our economy nationwide more healthy.

JUST FUCKING GIVE ME DAVE BACK OR AT LEAST LET OSBORNE BE PM. HER FUCKING BANTER IS SHIT AT PMQ, AT LEAST OSBORNE WOULD HAVE DELIVERED youtube.com/watch?v=C5WbwHO8msU

I stayed up all night here in the States and watched that shit live.

I watched when Nige said they'd given it their best shot.

I watched when the tide started to turn.

I drank a toast when at around 1:30AM my time it was official. If you could do it there considering how fucked you're country has been, we can do it here.

We can't have us cake and eat it non

>The sheer fucking irony of people calling that an independence day when most independence days are days when people left British rule.

Went clubbing to celebrate end of exams, got home and put on the news and stayed awake till 6.

IT'S CURRENT YEAR MAN.

Independence is a concept that is associated with anything, not just Britain. You can be free from someone who is not us. And we were freed from the European Union.

>barnard castle school

Fuck me I'd kill to have been to a school like that

Yeah but it's really not the same situation at all. The EU didn't literally control you like a colony, you for the most part still had sovereignty

Watching the Italian Job

Isn't it funny?

They might not have controlled us directly but we were getting less out of the EU than what we were putting in, being flooded with immigrants due to free movement laws and having our laws dictated by bureaucrats in brussels. I'd say we gained our independence from what was essentially a tumour on our economy and our culture.

literally all of this

Kept smiling on morning parade. Troop commander came and said "Rejoice lads, Dave has quit and we're officially out"

I was in London it was epic.

i was at home when phone ring

'eu is kill'

'no'

At least the EU doesn't get freebies anymore from the United Kingdom

stayed up all night watched it with my mum and bonded with her. Was a great night went to work in the day full of hope and happiness. The sun was shining and it felt different in a good way. 10/10 would do again

This minus the cider festival 2bh. Was triumphant. Everyone I knew on facebook except for one person voted to remain.

Some cunt I went to school with who interned at the trial of Radovan Karadzic at the Hague was pulling her fucking hair out.

>STAYED UP ALL NIGHT WATCHING DIMBLEBOT
>BANTERED WITH MY OLD MAN UNTIL THE EARLY HOURS WITH BEERS
>COULDN'T BELIEVE DIMBLEBOT WHEN HE CALLED IT FOR BREXIT, WAITED TO THE END TO HEAR IT CONFIRMED
>HOLY FUCK WE DID IT
>NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS: "ISN'T IT FUNNY?'
>WALKING THROUGH TOWN HIGH AS FUCK ON LIFE

It was the last day of my holiday and I woke up to the result after going to sleep quite worried. I watched David Cameron resign in departures with what seemed like a an airport full of remainers. Best flight back home ever and then I logged into coral to collect my £200.

came out of my room to my two sisters crying and my mom silent.

they said, 'we're out, i cant believe it'

i went back into my room and laughed my ass off

Doesn't mean shit unless article 50 occurs and you install UKIP.

Technically our independence day is June 24th considering that when the results were announced.

Anyway, I had a pretty important C4 Maths exam the next day but I still ended up staying up till like 5am to catch the results.

Went to school the next day and Brexit was pretty much mostly what everyone was talking about outside the exam hall. It was pretty clear the majority were Remain voters/supporters and were bitching about the result. Pretty funny stuff. Me and my mate were both leave voters and were just standing in the corner smug as fuck. Exam was pretty easy. Left school and drove home for the last time ever (it was my last exam). Relaxed for the rest of day and went out and got pissed in the night with some mates.

Pretty good independence day though t b h
>last exam
>piss easy exam
>last day of school
>seeing butt hurt remainiacs first hand reactions

>stayed up all night before polling day from sheer nerves and excitement
> went out and voted to leave at precisely the time polling stations opened
>went out with some ukip lads posting vote leave leaflets as a last minute vote reminder
>heart sinks as nige concedes a probable defeat
>see newcastle come in, hope begins to return
>wales votes leave
>wtfweregonnadoit.png
>sky news calls it a victory for leave
>nigel comes on
>literally start crying like a baby watching him give a victory speech, flashbacks to the day i met him
>watch mr slippery resign
>sleep for 4 hours
>go out and smash my driving test
>go and smash a kfc

All in all, the best day of my life

Stayed up late into the night watching the result with my old man. Really didn't know which way the vote would go. eventually we got too tired and went to bed.

Wake up in the morning to the sound of, "we're Brexit" from my sister. Me and my dad are in shock.

Grinning from ear to ear I walk to college. I'm in London so I was just bathing in all the tears of the Socialist Remainers in my English class.

They begin their attack on a Canadian boy who voted out. "GIVE ME THREE GOOD REASONS WHY YOU VOTED OUT!!!!!!!!" they shout. He doesn't bite and I give him the old thumbs up.

Later on in History, whilst all the teachers and students alike are remoaning, a fellow Brexiteer calls out to me, "user, we did it!". "Step closer to freedom" I reply. I am berated for this of course, but they can't hurt me, for the battle has already been won.

Arrive home in tome to witness our Nige delivering his now infamous, "You're not laughing now" speech. So proud of him.

Se dice malvinas.