HoratioCuthbert
Deep seated inconsequence
Inverness is having a "leftfest" brexit day jamboree so I've sent that to them so they can avoid massive anti-climax.
BREXIT Crunch time (part 38) WTF is going to happen next?
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HoratioCuthbert
Deep seated inconsequence
That sounds inconvenient. Be well! I'm volunteering at the food bank in a bit to atone for my brexit sins, wouldn't have minded staying in surrounded by pizza crusts and shame.Fab. I might watch. I’m having a sick day. (I’m having problems absorbing iron amongst other things. It’s a never ending pity party here.).
I was explaining to a mate the other day how this was like the World Cup for me. I’ve known him since I was 11, but I think I lost him a little bit there. I’ve never felt more distance between us...
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
I originally had today booked off, but have now moved it to 12 April. And will keep moving it as long as they do.
Fuckers will probably announce some sudden change that I can't counter, just to piss me off. And that will be the real tragedy of all this.
newbie
undisambiguated
I wish you well with your attempts to gently go rusty. As for the debate, I have to say, possibly unfashionably, that I love the precision of language and distillation of arguments. Pages of rhetoric here summed up in a couple of sentences.Fab. I might watch. I’m having a sick day. (I’m having problems absorbing iron amongst other things. It’s a never ending pity party here.
I was explaining to a mate the other day how this was like the World Cup for me. I’ve known him since I was 11, but I think I lost him a little bit there. I’ve never felt more distance between us...
There's been a lot of fouls, countless dives and every match ends with a no-score draw.
TheHoodedClaw
acknowledging ur soup leg
Mr Peter BONE
mojo pixy
...שלא נמצא בשמאל
Is there another example of parliament obstructing a referendum result for nearly three years? Has this ever happened before, or anything like it? I don't think it's overstating to say this is the worst 'constitutional crisis' this country has seen in a long, long time.
Fab. I might watch. I’m having a sick day. (I’m having problems absorbing iron amongst other things. It’s a never ending pity party here.
I was explaining to a mate the other day how this was like the World Cup for me. I’ve known him since I was 11, but I think I lost him a little bit there. I’ve never felt more distance between us...
Oh Danny
. Hope you feel better soon.butchersapron
Bring back hanging
There is a a scotland joke in here, somewhere.
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Scotland grace neither though. Not that danny would know i reckon...
SpackleFrog
Smash showy bell-bottom pants and sporty haircuts
Thought that was pretty funny tbf!
TopCat
Putin fanboy
And if it does not pass, we are out on April 12th?
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Well humours all relative and I thought he was great on Twitter . I liked the diagram at the end.
no.
TopCat
Putin fanboy
what does it mean?
SpackleFrog
Smash showy bell-bottom pants and sporty haircuts
I am seriously considering sticking an insurance bet on May to resign today at 25/1.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
If thats the case it will be interesting to see what UKIP polls and if Farage's Party stands
danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
The comparison was that I enjoy the tournament, drink in hand, on the sofa, and a chuckle on my lips. It’s a spectacle.
That said, I’m listening to Ian Blackford waffling away. He’s just filling his time slot. I was far more taken with Bill Cash’s contribution earlier.
mojo pixy
...שלא נמצא בשמאל
"Change" lol, as in "got any spare?"
It will. I mainly want us to participate in them just to see what happens to the UKIP vote, how much inroads Chukka's lot make, etc etc.
It'll be like Wimbledon.
SpackleFrog
Smash showy bell-bottom pants and sporty haircuts
Something about a crash out.
beesonthewhatnow
going deaf for a living
Nah. General election, another hung parliament, A50 extended/paused/fudged and round we go again.
philosophical
Well-Known Member
The government might have been obstructing a referendum result for nearly three years, but maybe it is because of a fundamental dilemma.
The UK government, the EU, the Republic of Ireland government, even the DUP, certainly my relatives in County Clare don't want a hard border on the island of Ireland, but 17.4 million brexit voters certainly do want one, evidenced by those people voting leave.
Surely the way the government honours the leave victory is to break out the barbed wire, machine gun nests and watchtowers?
Or maybe if I am wrong about leave voters wanting a fierce border on the island of Ireland, then leave voters can explain a different way to leave in terms of that land border.
The UK government, the EU, the Republic of Ireland government, even the DUP, certainly my relatives in County Clare don't want a hard border on the island of Ireland, but 17.4 million brexit voters certainly do want one, evidenced by those people voting leave.
Surely the way the government honours the leave victory is to break out the barbed wire, machine gun nests and watchtowers?
Or maybe if I am wrong about leave voters wanting a fierce border on the island of Ireland, then leave voters can explain a different way to leave in terms of that land border.
Plumdaff
joy in people
It's more "Change" as in "No Actual Change"
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