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LONDON -- The Lie with me explicit sex scenes (2005) - Lauren Lee smithnation is reeling after the U.K. voted to Brexit the European Union in a generation-defining referendum.

SEE ALSO: The UK votes to leave the European Union in historic referendum

While those who voted to leave are happy with the result, not everyone shares their enthusiasm.

Indeed, many Brits have decided that the referendum results are a bridge too far, and it's time for them to pack their bags and (Br)exit the U.K. itself. 

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One person's decision to move is based entirely on... erm... chocolate:

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Others feel that moving to EU member states would be embarrassing. Fair enough. 

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Some aren't too sure which country they can move to now:

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And others are waiting on the outcome of the US Presidential election before they make any decisions:

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But, some have already made up their minds where they're going to.

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One person thinks that Shire life is the way forward now:

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And Disclosure is contemplating a move to a different planet:

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