16 minutes ago, Grouse said:

Brexiters will be redundant in more ways than one. What can we do with them?

We'll be revolting like you..

against EU poverty, and debt.

30 minutes ago, owl sees all said:

I'd like to see all the Brexit related threads converge into one simply called "Brexit". I'm almost lost in the complexity of it all.

But what are we going to talk and worry about

when its over?  Learn to make chips I suppose.

45 minutes ago, tebee said:

There's none so blind as them that do not want to see....

Believe only half you see, and nothing you hear,

and let your money be the last thing you part with.

Old Eng.

Is it possible for the flood to be something that indeed

happened? The answer is yes. About 10000BCE a shift

happened in the axis of the earth because of the increased

ice on the poles, which resulted in melting ice raising

the levels of the oceans and flooding the whole world;

however, such a flood wouldn’t eliminate humanity on

Earth, and a great number of people would have survived.

We know sea levels have risen, and recently  the magnetic

north has begun to move, requiring GPS to be corrected.

I'm expecting the next flood to be a sea of plastic bags.

On 2/11/2019 at 9:32 AM, Ahab said:

The USA did not start two massive world wars, but we did help clean them up. Maybe the rest of the world has little idea about what is important to "worry about".

America cleaned up with 2 atomic bombs, napalm,

daisy cutters, agent orange, and a list of hideous

weapons too numerous to list..US has been involved

in over 100 wars, and 60 or so regime changes since

1945.  All for profit.  Venezuela next?

5 hours ago, melvinmelvin said:

the line between being fired and resigning is pretty thin at this level

 

point is, they couldn't work within the cabinet - their fault not May's - she is the boss

 

PMs command of the cabinet and cabinet politics must be respected-at all cost, that is one of the crucial elements

keeping UK democracy together, that failing - UK is on the slope pointing sharply downwards

 

not happy with PM and her doings? ditch her

however, it is very clear that UK politicians just love her 

 

weird,

going gets a bit tough Tory,  including unruly mob, and DUP, and even Farage rally behind her.

temperature down

they all say

PM is piss artist

PM is piss artist

PM is piss artist

 

this ain't sound at all

 

the guys in that video should never ever be MP again, they lack understanding of the fundamentals

 

May is not the boss, the civil service is, along with

elements of the EU and America. She is merely toeing

the line.

3 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Beth Hart wailing on Caught Out In The Rain live at the Royal Albert Hall in 2018.

 

 

Yeahhh...That's super coool music and vocal perfection.

Why cant wimens sound like that when they're naggin.

Fill yer lugs:

1 hour ago, tebee said:

No. It can't continue under current arrangements. We will no longer be a member of the single market. The whole legal basis for our trade with the EU has changed. 

 

Try going into Costco after your membership has expired and explaining you want to continue with the previous arrangement but not be a member 

Costco membership at 50/60 gbp is a loser unless you

spend the right amount. it could be considered to be a

crafty loyalty card by some.

43 minutes ago, SheungWan said:

You should have told me. I would have sold you my Austin Allegro.

I had you down as a three wheeler man.

If you do have an Allegro, I'm impressed.

I was tempted to buy one last week.

1 hour ago, owl sees all said:

Lovely motor. The RR went backwards from then on.

 

Never had one but I did have an Armstrong Siddeley, a Jensen FF, Austin Allegro and my favourite, for pulling the Dagenham lasses; the Ford Cortina.

 

Those were the days. Let's get back to them!

If you had a bag of chips you could pick up a

Dagenham lass. 

You had some good old cars there, such a shame

governments didn't support British industry.

2 hours ago, SheungWan said:

Hello Again! Morris Ital!

Hello again..Hooper Wraith.

6 minutes ago, aright said:

That's interesting. Did you know that statistically, on average, everyone of us has one testicle. 

You're talking borrocks.

2 hours ago, wilcopops said:

I see, Brexiteers see themselves as rats leaving a sinking ship!

Astute rats. IMHO.

Remainer's read at your peril:

FDkVC4ip.htm

15 minutes ago, bristolboy said:

The only way the EU controls the French budget or the budget of any Eurozone member is by limiting deficits. That's it. That's a Euro problem. But the EU does not decide how money in the French budget is to be appropriated apart from whatever payments France must make to the EU. Which is a very small fraction of its total budget.

 

Agreed, but its enough to limit Macrons room for manoeuver.

4 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:

lol

Your link leads to the general Reuters page with zero reference and a 7 year old headline from a discussion paper.

How is the weather in moscow?

Of course its 7 years ago, those proposals are now in place.

Do your own research before you troll nonsense.

28 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:

You are trolling?

Or do you really know nothing about the state budgets.

In the latter case you should refrain from further postings on this topic.

It would appear that it is you that is trolling.

in which case you should take your own advice.

5 minutes ago, Grouse said:

Capitulation to whom?

 

Why do military types look at everything as a battle to be won? That sort of thinking is so passé. Win win is what we need.

Is this is what you would like to win Grouse?