dick dasterdly

1 hour ago, Benroon said:

haha a brexiteers questioning someones intelligence is always worth a chuckle

 

You stated 'the people have spoken' which the nice big graph shows is a tad disingenuous right ?so now playing the semantics card - ok you're clearly getting a little flustered now and who needs that on a Monday. I feel like I'm bullying you now and that's not nice so I've got an appointment with the pool, I'll leave you grasping that straw.

 

 

"haha a brexiteers questioning someones intelligence is always worth a chuckle"

I've no doubt you believe this which is very sad.

But of course remainers have been told by the media that only the uneducated/unintelligent etc. etc. voted for remain - and of course the unintelligent believe them - as they are sure that they are intelligent ????!

On 4/6/2019 at 12:12 PM, Golden Triangle said:

I agree with what you say but the ones in your pictures could be juveniles ? Many years ago I found similar in a pack of French Toast thingys, I sent them back to the manufacturer who wrote us a nice letter telling us what they were and a very nice hamper, I just wish I had found them before I had eaten half the pack ????

 

Know what you mean....

Having very bad eyesight, I cooked a batch of rice thinking the 'dark bits' were wild rice.  It was only a few months later (and having bought spectacles in the meantime) that I realised the 'dark bits' were insects......

It took me quite a long time to find this funny!

10 hours ago, 7by7 said:

As I said to you in the post you quoted, and have said many times before, Leave meant many different things to many different people. 

 

How many voted for a no deal Brexit in which we would join Mauretania in trading only on WTO terms without any trade agreements with anyone; not even our biggest trading partner?

 

How many voted to leave, but have a Swiss type of deal afterwards?

 

How many voted for something in between those two extremes?

 

Do you know? I don't.

 

No one in the Leave campaign ever told us what leaving would actually mean. This is probably because, as Rees-Mogg has admitted, they had no idea at the time!

 

Maybe you didn't notice out there, but here in the UK the label Remoaner appeared at the same time as Brexiteer; if not before!

 

I thought you would have known how the alternative vote system works. 

 

A brief explanation.

 

In this case, three options on the ballot paper:

1) Leave with May's deal.

2)Leave with no deal.

3) Cancel Article 50 and Remain.

 

Each voter marks their first and second choice; leaving the third blank.

 

In the first round of counting, only the first choices are counted. If any option receives 50% plus one of these that is declared the winner.

 

If not, then the option with the fewest first choices is eliminated and the second choices on those papers allocated to the appropriate option.

 

This gives the winner.

 

So, unless the remain option receives more than 50% of the first choices it will lose.

 

Unless it is a leave option which is eliminated after the first count and enough of those who voted for that option put remain as their second choice for it to win! How likely is that?

 

As I said to nontabury; the odds on a leave option winning are 2/1 on, whilst the odds on the remain option winning are 2/1 against!

I've pointed out a couple of times previously that one of the options is leave, and another is 'leave in name only'.....

Hopefully, I won't have to do so again.

The reasons why the eu/may agreement is so unpopular has also been spelt out on either this, or another thread - but you preferred to ignore those responses and continue pretending that nobody has pointed out that the problems.....

Not least of which is that it would leave us tied (and paying) the eu until THEY decided that the backstop problems had been sorted to THEIR satisfaction....

Sorry to be a bit rude, but I'm also tired of this fiasco.

But I apologise.

Having complained about petty disputes amongst posters - I'm now doing the same!

Very sorry, and I will desist from continuing this disagreement.

1 minute ago, Naam said:

tell me what part of

is it you don't understand? i will try to explain even though English is my third language.

Which explains why you don't understand....

For your benefit I will repeat-

"So you agree that there are many examples of stupid remainers and leavers?"

Just now, Naam said:

your sidestepping tactics don't work with a stubborn German. try harder.

And your sidestepping tactics won't work with a stubborn brit.

As you say, "try harder" ????!

Just now, Naam said:

the claim was:

 

The 'claim' was nothing of the sort.

It was the youngsters' belief.....

1 minute ago, Naam said:

i don't think Brexiteers are stupid. i think they are misinfirmed and misguided. but i don't understand your question in context with the touristic mini-boom in U.K.

So you agree that there are many examples of stupid remainers and leavers?

2 minutes ago, Becker said:

Of course it will continue but on much less favourable terms than before. And make no mistake, the big loser will be the UK.

Which is why they insisted that a short- term deal would not be allowed.

Far better to 'lock' the uk into another budget period.....  And the brit. govt. is happy to go along with this.....

35 minutes ago, keithsimmonds said:

Better still why haven,t they told us to piss off ???

Exactly.  It looks as if they are going to agree to yet another extension - even though they'd previously said that this would not happen......

1 hour ago, dick dasterdly said:

The eu have continually said that they would not allow an extension beyond the 12th April (unless uk MPs agree to their deal).

 

Why are they changing their mind?

54 minutes ago, Enoon said:

 

You still don't get it do you?

 

Still unable to acknowledge reality

 

Once more for your poor confused, deluded, brain:

 

The EU will allow as many deadlines, extensions and suspensions as are needed to give the UK time to change its mind about leaving.

 

 

 

 

 

I knew a remain poster would be along shortly to say that the eu had changed it's mind 'cos they cared about the uk ????!

1 minute ago, Becker said:

Again; so why aren't they begging?

Why would they when the brit. govt. is doing everything within their power to pay them a huge sum. and remain within the eu?

16 minutes ago, vinny41 said:

Brexit: UK asks EU for further extension until 30 June

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47825841

And it appears as if the eu will agree for a longer period....

So much for their protestations that an extension (in the absence of the uk govt. agreeing to the deal)  wouldn't be allowed.....

13 minutes ago, bomber said:

Food banks are where the druggies and alcoholic wasters go to dine...min wage is £8.20 per hour,nobody is starving,wake up for gods sake

Please go away with your 'poor people are scum' agenda.

Not even remainers like your posts.