Is Brexit actually going to happen?

[Pickman's model]

Oh and what's the threshold you have to reach to overturn basic democratic theory?

Give women and slaves a vote in the assembly

 

[SpackleFrog]

If Labour had come out on a platform of remaining in the EU and withdrawing Article 50 for the June 2017 election, they'd have trounced the Tories. Yes, some Labour-Leave voters would have bitched about it, but there was enough information and opportunity then to make the case for remaining in the EU to persuade enough of them that leaving would be absolutely NOT in their best interest (as we absolutely know to be the case now.) Even if some stayed home or cast protest votes for UKIP or AN Other, I'm sure Labour still would have picked up enough seats to form a majority.

Opportunity missed. Big fucking opportunity missed.

You'd be really entertaining if you weren't so unpleasant. This is comedy gold.

 

[Teaboy]

At the polls

Ah yes, the all important polling data with just 3.5 years to go until the next election.

 

[Pickman's model]

Ah yes, the all important polling data with just 3.5 years to go until the next election.

Yeh but Labour would be creaming the tories

 

[SpackleFrog]

If Labour had a different leader I think they'd cream the Tories at the moment. Even with the same policies.

Oh .. and if they booted David Lamy out.

This is interesting. A deviation from the standard "It's all Corbyn's fault"; apparently it's because of Corbyn and David Lammy, who hates Corbyn.

Where do you stand on say, Keir Starmer, Dennis Skinner and Yvette Coopet?

 

[Pickman's model]

This is interesting. A deviation from the standard "It's all Corbyn's fault"; apparently it's because of Corbyn and David Lammy, who hates Corbyn.

Where do you stand on say, Keir Starmer, Dennis Skinner and Yvette Coopet?

their necks

 

[Sprocket.]

their necks

I’d have to let Skinner go, without his past victories we wouldn’t have Stem Cell research. Plus him and his brothers Clay Cross council struggle.

 

[SpackleFrog]

Yeah Pickers leave the Beast alone. He's alright.

 

[Pickman's model]

I’d have to let Skinner go, without his past victories we wouldn’t have Stem Cell research. Plus him and his brothers Clay Cross council struggle.

Alright - skinner, scram

 

[Pickman's model]

Yeah Pickers leave the Beast alone. He's alright.

Leave Pickers alone, he's ok

 

[brogdale]

Leave Pickers alone, he's ok

(((((((Pickers))))))

 

[Sprocket.]

Though Pickers has been tagged more than he’s posted.
Is this a record?

 

[Wilf]

Though Pickers has been tagged more than he’s posted.
Is this a record?

I just clicked through to exactly where you clicked to and had the same thought.

'Ooh, I might just log onto that urban75 thingy, didn't really leave my mark there. Right then, user name, pass word ... WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK!!!'

 

[Ranbay]

 

[danny la rouge]

I just clicked through to exactly where you clicked to and had the same thought.

'Ooh, I might just log onto that urban75 thingy, didn't really leave my mark there. Right then, user name, pass word ... WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK!!!'

I’d have liked some of Pickers posts, but they only post about Dulwich Hamburg, or whatever it’s called.

 

[Ranbay]

Just read something about pallets and us not having enough blue pallets or something like that, so yeah pallets now

 

[danny la rouge]

Just read something about pallets and us not having enough blue pallets or something like that, so yeah pallets now

Come the revolution, it’ll be free pallets time.



Pickers

 

[Celyn]

Storm the winter pallets!

 

[danny la rouge]

Battle of the river pallet.



Pickers

 

[redsquirrel]

May called the bloody thing in hopes of consolidating Tory support for her as leader and "her" Brexit, so yes, I would say it was the most important issue for the election.

This isn't even coherent on your own fantastical terms. If leaving the EU was the most important issue of the election you must conclude the that strong majority of voters support leave as both the Labour and the Tories were signed up leave..

 

[SpookyFrank]

This isn't even coherent on your own fantastical terms. If leaving the EU was the most important issue of the election you must conclude the that strong majority of voters support leave as both the Labour and the Tories were signed up leave..

Not sure about your reasoning there. I doubt leave went from gnat's bollock majority to 'strong majority' in under a year. There were too many other factors at play in that election to make that claim.

Would you claim that in 2015 a majority of voters supported austerity? Or was there simply no credible party opposing it?

E2a: Just spotted the 'If' in your post. Carry on

 

[Kaka Tim]

Just read something about pallets and us not having enough blue pallets or something like that, so yeah pallets now

if anything will shift the DUPs position on no deal - it will be the threat of a pallet shortage .

 

[redsquirrel]

Not sure about your reasoning there. I doubt leave went from gnat's bollock majority to 'strong majority' in under a year. There were too many other factors at play in that election to make that claim.

Would you claim that in 2015 a majority of voters supported austerity? Or was there simply no credible party opposing it?

I'm not making any such claim. CRI is, or at least that where her claim that the EU was the most important issue at the last election logically leads.

 

[SpookyFrank]

I'm not making any such claim. CRI is, or at least that where her claim that the EU was the most important issue at the last election logically leads.

See edit

 

[Ranbay]

Unpalatable news? UK faces pallet crisis if there is no-deal Brexit

or something

 

[SpineyNorman]

Just read something about pallets and us not having enough blue pallets or something like that, so yeah pallets now

I've got a load of plastic ones I've been keeping for precisely this kind of eventuality. You don't need to heat treat plastic

 

[SpineyNorman]

I'd like to know Pickers views on the pallets. I imagine he's called Pickers cos he's an order picker in a warehouse so this will be right up his street

 

[danny la rouge]

I'd like to know Pickers views on the pallets. I imagine he's called Pickers cos he's an order picker in a warehouse so this will be right up his street

Maybe Pickers is a forklift driver. In which case Pickers will know a great deal about pallets.

I used an old pallet to make a bookcase. I wonder if Pickers has ever done anything similar?



Pickers

 

[Ranbay]

 

[Ranbay]

And one for the kids