'leave' = 'brexit' What About 'remain'?

[EDDIE51]

I have often thought that it is unfair the 'Leave' group have a catchy slogan in 'Brexit' but what about a slogan for 'Remain'?

[Old_Geezer]

'remain' = Bruin ?

[EDDIE51]

How about 'Britain Remain' or 'Brain' for short ?

[Jackdaw33]

I have seen Bremain before.

[EDDIE51]

Then of course it would open the way for 'No Brain'

[1ozzy]

Bremain is featuring in the newspapers down under, too often? As is brexit.

[-SharonA-]

I have been saying bremain!

[DaisyNonna]

Already voted as I have a postal
No need to read, watch or listen to any more rubbish

[Hymie]

Init, would appeal to the younger voters.

[Togo]

Binit?

[Jackdaw33]

I think the Brexiters' name for them, 'Remainians' is quite clever with its not-so-subtle undertones.

[lankeela]

Am I being dense? What does Brexit actually mean? Well I know what it means, but why Brexit?

[Zacs-Master]

BRitish EXIT.

[Jackdaw33]

Derived from the term used when it was thought Greece might have to leave the Eurozone: GR(eek) EXIT.

[EDDIE51]

^^ The difference being that Greece was in danger of being expelled and was desperate to stay in. So perhaps it should have been Gr(eece)in = Grin ?

[grasscarp]

Briteney
Britain inni
as opposed to Britain outi

[Svejk]

Traitors is quite snappy.