Is Brexit actually going to happen?

[Pickman's model]

Is it me, or is she utterly and oddly obsessed with the word 'delivering'?

She found out what it means last week

 

[Rosemary Jest]

Is it me, or is she utterly and oddly obsessed with the word 'delivering'?

Waiting for a delivery from Yodel.

Popped out of number 10 to see if it was there.

 

[Gerry1time]

Probably borrowed it from a pizza shop terms and conditions.

It's a term I notice a lot on LinkedIn, particularly around project management in large enterprises. I wonder if that's what she thinks this is. Not some complex negotiation that impacts real people's live, but an outcome she has to project manage to completion, regardless of its wider systemic impacts. The harder it gets to 'deliver', the more heroic she feels. I've long suspected she's not that well at the moment, and has had to divorce herself from reality just to keep going. This obsession with 'delivery' could be a symptom of it.

 

[SpackleFrog]

What did she say then? Gone to Penalties at St Mary's!

It should be stressed that nothing that happens tonight is as important as last night, when an important and decisive result was returned.

Salop came from 2 goals down to beat Stoke 3-2 We'll go on to beat Wolves in the next round and declare ourselves Kings of the Brexit heartlands.

 

[SpackleFrog]

Redmond did a Theresa Derby go through

 

[Badgers]

So are the remain hardline Lib Dems joining with the Tories with no deal still a strong possibility?

 

[A380]

 

[Puddy_Tat]

I'm not sure that what I want to tell TM would be considered acceptable parliamentary language...

 

[littlebabyjesus]

I'm not sure that what I want to tell TM would be considered acceptable parliamentary language...

One word: Resign.

 

[ManchesterBeth]

I'm not sure that what I want to tell TM would be considered acceptable parliamentary language...

 

[DotCommunist]

We the people say no to a lucasade duma

 

[Puddy_Tat]

It would appear that, having told Jeremy Corbyn to sod off for asking for 'no deal' to be ruled out, Phillip Hammond has told business leaders that 'no deal' is about to be ruled out.



Telegraph article here. (being reported elsewhere)

 

[teuchter]

It would appear that, having told Jeremy Corbyn to sod off for asking for 'no deal' to be ruled out, Phillip Hammond has told business leaders that 'no deal' is about to be ruled out.

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Telegraph article here. (being reported elsewhere)

Headline says 'will', article says 'could'.

 

[Puddy_Tat]

One word: Resign.

I was thinking more of something in two words...

 

[Raheem]

I was thinking more of something in two words...

I don't know why you would want to add 'please'.

 

[OzT]

^^^^^^^^

 

[andysays]

Well, I found it slightly funny for half a second before I reminded myself who those subtitles are for and why they need them? That instance is unintentionally amusing, but many of the errors made regularly in subtitles just make gobbledegook of the content, and it's not good enough. It's like giggling at fucked up Braile...I mean, ha de ha.

Surely the real scandal here is that the leader of her majesty's opposition appeared in the house wearing a blue suit and a red tie.

After such a blatant insult to the colour coordination community it was no surprise he lost the VoNC. The sooner Labour ditch him and select a leader with a correct position on aesthetics the better...

 

[brogdale]

Today = 37 ‘working’/sitting days left in Parliament until March 29th.
Just saying.

 

[Pickman's model]

Today = 37 ‘working’/sitting days left in Parliament until March 29th.
Just saying.

You can tell how seriously they take their work in parliament when they describe it as sitting. If you tell your boss you've been sitting around all day they tend not to be as understanding of your laziness as party leaders are

 

[chilango]

You can tell how seriously they take their work in parliament when they describe it as sitting. If you tell your boss you've been sitting around all day they tend not to be as understanding of your laziness as party leaders are

I think that's a little harsh on baby sitters.

 

[brogdale]

Perhaps most concerning since their colossal defeat is the (magical) belief coming from Tories in the media that they can, somehow, strike a deal with a) their own rebels b) rebels in other parties c) other party leaders d) 'senior Parliamentarians' etc. when any deal has to be between state & supra-state.

 

[Mr Moose]

Perhaps most concerning since their colossal defeat is the (magical) belief coming from Tories in the media that they can, somehow, strike a deal with a) their own rebels b) rebels in other parties c) other party leaders d) 'senior Parliamentarians' etc. when any deal has to be between state & supra-state.

Yep. ‘No deal’ has little to do with the EU. It’s leverage on all those others.

 

[Poot]

I think that's a little harsh on baby sitters.

Babysitters are usually people that you don't mind leaving your kids with, too.

 

[not-bono-ever]

Mrs B tells me she just used that prime time news speech to trash Corbyn...jesus.

I don’t care for corbyn but this is a petty vindictive ploy . Urgh

 

[brogdale]

I don’t care for corbyn but this is a petty vindictive ploy . Urgh

Default when their absolute ineptitude is exposed; it's literally all they've got.

 

[JuanTwoThree]

You can tell how seriously they take their work in parliament when they describe it as sitting. If you tell your boss you've been sitting around all day they tend not to be as understanding of your laziness as party leaders are

They only stand when they want to be elected. The yanks run.

 

[not-bono-ever]

Default when their absolute ineptitude is exposed; it's literally all they've got.

I hate them all tbh but this careerist middle management mediocrity mindset is appalling.

 

[Pickman's model]

I think that's a little harsh on baby sitters.

very few baby sitters sit around all day, it being more of an evening occupation. and it is the 'baby' who is expected to sit, rather than the baby sitter who is after all someone who gets the child to sit.

 

[brogdale]

The preconditions for 'talks' matrix is becoming ever more Byzantine...May has her 'redlines', Corbyn has his no to 'NoDeal', SNP also have no to 'NoDeal' but with specific rider of A5o extension and the SNP,LDs & the rest have all laid the "People's Vote" pre-condition on joining Lab any further VoNC.

Pick the bones out of that Juncker.

 

[Pickman's model]

The preconditions for 'talks' matrix is becoming ever more Byzantine...May has her 'redlines', Corbyn has his no to 'NoDeal', SNP also have no to 'NoDeal' but with specific rider of A5o extension and the SNP,LDs & the rest have all laid the "People's Vote" pre-condition on joining Lab any further VoNC.

Pick the bones out of that Juncker.

so talks about talks about talks