1 hour ago, malagateddy said:

Will that be the Yorkshire variety??

 

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Lipstick or pig?

2 hours ago, LucysDad said:

 

 

 

Tasteless.

 

 

Classless.

Priceless.

1 hour ago, mikecha said:

Free from what ?  

U go back to the big depression people wont sell GB anything  May quoted that she would lift all import bans what does that do to the local businesses bankrupt

can not compete china will flood the market  end  

a lot of people i know in Uk business markets say end it all go back to europe then we know we will be the same as everybody els put up with it 

 

Butthatstiff upperlip and goverment chaos  unbeleaveable .

Butt hat stiff?

3 hours ago, melvinmelvin said:

737 American plane?

no problem, blame it on EU , no sweat - krap

 

 

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3 hours ago, Odysseus123 said:

Brexit in peril?

 

Gad...

 

Give 'em a good dose of Lee-Metford .303 I say..

 

 

Splendid! I watched it twice! What's it got to do with Brexit?

5 hours ago, Grouse said:

What???

 

$422 was from Friday. Let's see opening today

 

It's dropped 10% already!

2 hours ago, Krataiboy said:

 

Very interesting. . . whichever side of the Brexit debate you're on.

We're not in the Euro. Furthermore we have an opt out in perpetuity? The American bloke doesn't understand. 

Should I fast forward? Is anything useful coming up?

BTW we have tariffs to protect against Chinese competition.

3 hours ago, soalbundy said:

or a brick

A brick has better aerodynamics 

2 hours ago, IssanMichael said:

I see posts on here saying Brexiteers failed to plan, how can 17m of the public plan anything? We voted to leave and leave we will. No deal no problem the Eu loss not ours, a difficult transitional period perhaps and then watch the UK FLY

Like a 737 MAX?

5 hours ago, LucysDad said:

 

 

Only because the main dish is sour........................... poor ingredients and badly cooked.

My mother could cook a better pudding and she's dead

18 minutes ago, aright said:

Yes. Do you understand subordinateness

No. Enlighten me!

Insubordination is more my thing ????

According to Radio 4 Today, about 1 trillion Euro of assets has been moved from U.K. to other EU countries because of Brexit. Well done! 

The discussion was about the pedantic nature of burocrats. I jokingly accused our German fried of being a pedant. So I was referring to two issues simultaneously.

Double entendre usually has a rude second meaning.

A girl walked into a bar and asked the barman for a double entendre; so he gave her one!

Did I already post this? Sorry

5 hours ago, Cryingdick said:

Nothing more than a bump in the road, so to speak. BA trades at $422 at the time of writing. 

What???

$422 was from Friday. Let's see opening today

2 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:

No. "Doppelter Vorsatz" or "zweifacher Vorsatz" comes closest to that.

Danke!

4 minutes ago, nauseus said:

I have never said that but the moral and constitutional obligation on the government and parliament after the referendum was enough to make the result too difficult to avoid in any case. The 2017 EU Notification of Withdrawal Act passed by 494-122. Binding enough?

David Cameron committed the CONs to implement the result of the referendum. The very fact that he did so demonstrates that the referendum was not binding (in accordance with the act). The terms of Brexit were not specified. May's red lines are her own. LAB committed to Brexit but with a number of conditions. May's red lines and consequent "deal" contravene these conditions.

21 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:

Bürokrat = Pedant in state service function

Yes, but I was also pulling your leg! Is there a German word for double entendre?

7 hours ago, tomacht8 said:

The right word is Beamter. Beamte are employed for life. Beamte must take an oath of loyalty to the state, on the contrary to state employees (Angestellte).

Bürokraten, right?  do service according to regulations, without any flexibility

Pedant! 

8 hours ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

Of course they know. They won the referendum through lies and false promises, by telling everyone everything they wanted to hear. That was their only chance; had they told the people what we hear from them today, no one except the far-right and some hardcore haters would have voted to leave. Their strategy worked; the problem is, at some point the house of cards will tumble. 

 

As a refresher, from the CNN today: 

Infamous Brexit promises haunt politicians as Britain faces crunch week

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/03/09/uk/brexit-promises-gbr-intl/index.html?no-st=1552238368

 

Boris! "a Titanic success"!

8 hours ago, aright said:

Ok no problem, I give 4 references agreeing the primacy of EU Law and you tell me the EU website disagrees with them. I can live with that.

Do you understand subsidiarity?

I've just had a moment of clarity!

Several times today, I have heard senior Brexiters state that another referendum equates to remain!

What should we infer from that?

I'll tell you what I conclude; they KNOW there is no majority in favour of Brexit.

TILT, Game Over!

3 hours ago, talahtnut said:

Thanks Grouse, I'll have an Essex brown split, a bag of backstop

scratchings, and leave without a deal.

It all depend on the legs! If there are two, great! But I have been known to compromise.

4 hours ago, nauseus said:

Well, don't be shy!

Actually, it was an excellent show.

I don't agree with David Davies'  views on Brexit, but he speaks well. Too few statesmen!

John McDonnell will take over Labour. They still won't get in.

That Hunt from the FO is useless. Certainly not Prime ministerial material.

That New York rock 'n' roll band were good!

As always, Andrew Marr was first class! Jewish and Cambridge as one would expect! 

John McDonnell, David Davies and that Hunt from health and now at the FO on Andrew Marr today. I will have a pile of tomatoes to throw at the TV