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A thank you to Brexiteers.

I just hope your spunking cocks aren't drawn on the voting part of the ballot sheet.

Apparently, a mark in a voting part counts as a vote. I believe it works from the top of the ballot sheet - down.

Or so they said at uni on the Politics and Governance course I took a few years ago.
I put a continuous line through all the squares and write "NONE" on the ballot. If that doesn't spoil it then nothing will.
 
If they make it into a film.

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Are you trying to say that what's been described in the media as a removal of restrictions is actually the introduction of a range of new restrictions making it a lot more onerous to pollute?

It wouldn't be the first time X was described as Y in The Media, now would it. There are reasons things get 'described in the media' the way they do and we all know the media is neither some benign, impartial info dump, nor a popular movement heroically telling truth to power.

Meanwhile if you read the page posted you can see that failing to comply with the licence, in this context, has a load of conditions attached that make it (to my view) barely less onerous than keeping to the terms of the license. And for what it's worth, without brexit but with covid, this would probably still happen.
 
Overflow shit has never stopped since Bazelgette. It's not Brexit shit.
If you don't like the EU then fine, you can view it as 'but the trains always ran on time.' However, like it or not, the 2006 Bathing Waters directive which was implemented over the subsequent 11 or 12 years made a massive difference to water quality. Doesn't alter the fact that the water companies should be nationalised, mind you.
 
It wouldn't be the first time X was described as Y in The Media, now would it. There are reasons things get 'described in the media' the way they do and we all know the media is neither some benign, impartial info dump, nor a popular movement heroically telling truth to power.

Meanwhile if you read the page posted you can see that failing to comply with the licence, in this context, has a load of conditions attached that make it (to my view) barely less onerous than keeping to the terms of the license. And for what it's worth, without brexit but with covid, this would probably still happen.
The corporations continue to dump sewage and take the occasional fines because that presents lower costs that rectifying the decades long deficiency in infrastructure necessary to prevent the dumping.

When viewed from the perspective of financialised capital the negative environmental externalities make complete sense if dividends can be maintained.
 
That Sky News story didn't quote properly for me but ....
Mr Eustice said it was "legitimate for him to have a view on it and express that view" and added: "We will obviously explain to the United States effectively it is tantamount to saying that potatoes grown in one part of the United States can't be sold in another part of the United States.

Potatoes :eek:
 
I just hope your spunking cocks aren't drawn on the voting part of the ballot sheet.

Apparently, a mark in a voting part counts as a vote. I believe it works from the top of the ballot sheet - down.

Or so they said at uni on the Politics and Governance course I took a few years ago.

I thought it was that if the drawing of a cock (or any other mark that's not a X) is wholly within one box where you're supposed to put an X, then it counts as a vote for that candidate.

I would not want to draw a cock on the ballot paper here, as it might get counted as a vote for john redwood...
 
Best thing to do is put the balls in one box, the cock in the box above and the ejaculate in the box above that.
 
Good, animals fucking hate it, Diwali too.
Yappy, noisy little cunt down the road barks very fucking night, so I can't loose of a few rockets on 1 night a year because I might upset poor little yappy, noisy cunt down the road?

Worst defence of Brexit, yet. :D
 
Yappy, noisy little cunt down the road barks very fucking night, so I can't loose of a few rockets on 1 night a year because I might upset poor little yappy, noisy cunt down the road?

Worst defence of Brexit, yet. :D

Wish it was one night, at least a third of the winter is spent with at least a few fireworks going off at random
 
This is how your brain works when you’ve turned into a brexit maniac, unwilling to see a single flaw in any of the actual brexit we are all enjoying. I did a helpful diagram. :) Can you imagine how much Johnson and co love you for your unwavering willingness to do this work for them.
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