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Just enjoyin' my coffee.
I hope that cunt was banned for flagrant apostrophe neglect
You're full of whiff-waff!It’s all immature, childish, embarrassing piffle.
An extra rat for the first 1000 attendees.It's not happening til 2022, apparently, so I'm hoping they give us an extra hour of electricity.
Tbh A Festival of Remain , if remain had won , would have been just as bad.
Oh God, could you imagine? It would all be vegan, wouldn't it?Tbh A Festival of Remain , if remain had won , would have been just as bad.
Oh yes they would. Full of Hugh Grant types.No one would have done that.
Oh God, could you imagine? It would all be vegan, wouldn't it?
Nope but lots of foreign cheeseOh God, could you imagine? It would all be vegan, wouldn't it?
Oh yes they would. Full of Hugh Grant types.
Nope but lots of foreign cheese
There'd be bad bits too, thoughOh God, could you imagine? It would all be vegan, wouldn't it?
There'd be bad bits too, though
Both camps have land full of gold and honey types tbh.Tbf I never understood the "enthusiastic remainer" types.
At least Brexiters, and 'reluctant remainers' make some kind of sense.
Both camps have land full of gold and honey types tbh.
Veganism is a very British thingOh God, could you imagine? It would all be vegan, wouldn't it?
Finally, something to be proud of.Veganism is a very British thing
It would be cancelled due to an acrimonious feud between Joey Carbstrong and Alex James.
Please tell me Joey Carbstrong is a Nom de Gymnasium
Oh yes they would. Full of Hugh Grant types.
The organisers of a £120m national festival to be staged in 2022 have put out a call for creative minds to come up with "daring, new and popular" ideas to bring the UK together after Brexit.
The event, dubbed the Festival of Brexit when it was announced by then-prime minister Theresa May in 2018, now has the working title Festival UK 2022.
Chief creative officer Martin Green is looking for "big ideas" that can help heal the divisions surrounding the UK's departure from the EU, and showcase British creativity to the world.
I would say "pragmatic, unsentimental remainers" makes more sense. It's very difficult to get all dewy-eyed and idealistic about a 100% capitalist project like the EU, but it's perfectly reasonable to believe membershuip is in the interests of the majority of the British peopleTbf I never understood the "enthusiastic remainer" types.
At least Brexiters, and 'reluctant remainers' make some kind of sense.