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1 hour ago, Sporf said:
"OMG, how will we live without our German overlords!!!"
No-deal Brexit is best Brexit.
Good on you boys. There may be a few bumps in the transition, but you'll be better off without that EU cancer infesting you any longer.
Fistbump from 'muricuh.
Welcome to the Forum.
Nod and a wink from Blighty.
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51 minutes ago, Krataiboy said:Oh, no - ignored by Grouse! A fate worse than death!
Please don't upset old Grouse, he's the Billy Bunter
entertainment of the forum.
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10 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:
And let’s not talk about all those unnecessary gadgets and luxury items, warm water when cold water works as well, electricity when you can just burn a candle, or cars when walking is better for your health anyways. I’m proud that with Brexit we have the rare opportunity to get rid of all those nonsense and back to the good ol’ days when we were are proud nation. ❤️????????
I know that was meant to be sarcastic, but that is the
way I like things, there is no hot water here, always
cold showers, I use a bicycle, a pre-smart 15 year old
phone, use a wood burner in UK, and produce my own
grub, I use a 2nd hand computer. I'm not the ideal
consumer the EU would appreciate, but good for the
environment.
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1 hour ago, sandyf said:Wow, that's a scary story. Perhaps the EU intend to
starve us into submission. Then again, it could be a
government inspired tale in their 'Independent' fish
and chip paper, designed to put the fear of God up us.
However, it is clear that there are too many mouths
to feed to be self sufficient in food production..
the English eat too much anyway.
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19 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:
I don’t know what the Google algorithm has to do with the expert opinion of two lawyers or the laws they’re commenting on.
The result is confirmation bias which can affect anyone.
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43 minutes ago, Grouse said:
Ah! So that's why Brexiters know so much; they don't own any books!
Comprehension problems Grouse? I mentioned
'news media' not books.
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On 1/26/2019 at 8:26 PM, Grouse said:
Yes
remainers read
The more you read, the less you think. [A. Einstein]
The more you read, the more you become influenced
by other peoples thoughts. This is the reason that the
government works in collaboration with the news media.
Commonly known as brainwashing.
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19 minutes ago, dunroaming said:UKIP were very good at tapping into peoples paranoia. That was there MO and it worked well. But they were never a party of anything other than getting the UK out of the EU. Farage was a Euro MP having a private battle with Brussels but when it came to it couldn't even get elected as an MP in Britain. A one trick pony and once the trick was done the party fell apart. They had nothing else to offer apart from a few right wing nutcases. They became a laughing stock even though they were never funny.
The UK elitist government are the paranoid ones, they
watch and spy and control everything, even free speech
does not exist, democracy has evolved into tyranny with
poverty. Just across the Chanel the French are kicking
off and the elites are getting worried. The days of the
elite and their EU totalitarianism are looking shaky.
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13 hours ago, tutsiwarrior said:
in the lyrics Bob fergot to mention Ashley, mex/hawaiian, dark as night with eyes like a cat and a bod that wouldn't quit...escort service, $200 per hour 35 years ago...
The Debbil does indeed work in mysterious ways casting
many nasty ancient regrets. I had a phone call 3 years ago
from a super GF, split up in 1970, she's crying, and I'm
thinking, she might be 300lbs with a beard..no I cant after
40 years..or can I? My risk management algorithm kicked
in: regret is better than bother.
By the way I'm still in the escort business, 50p a week
complete with soi dog,
but I have to admit business is a bit slow.
That GF used to look like Lily does>>
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1 hour ago, Grouse said:
Many of my antagonists have disappeared without trace. Whether any of them have gone for the ivory handled revolver and the bottle of scotch I have no idea. We can live in hope! ????
incidentally I originally used my full name but was advised to have an Avatar; I suspect mods thought I might up facing said revolver!
I do miss the Sgt who was my spell checker. Say hi if you come across him and ask if he's got on top of semi-colons yet? Another budding proctologist you see.
Finally, if any "social media" company is found to be a contributing factor in a young person coming to harm, I hope they are fined 1billion for each occurrence followed by a visit to the CEO by Sgt proctologist;
Never mind Grouse, we all like you really, and we don't
mind if you have trouble with your semis.
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1 hour ago, bannork said:
And now it turns out, gnasher, a male name if there ever was one, is actually a female dog. The poor thing must be going through an identity crisis, she'll start cocking her leg at lamp posts soon.
Gnasher, I'm sorry, I'll confess. I was just jealous seeing that lovely row of (front?) teeth you possess. it took me back to the days when I had a complete row myself.
If she grabbed hold of you, you would have a similar
identity crisis.
I knew a bloke once who had only one tooth at the front,
he became known as Juanita..was that you many years ago?
Classic elegance:
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55 minutes ago, bannork said:
I expect gnasher would rather listen to Bonnie whilst his master sits back, pours himself a gin and puts on some opera in a foreign tongue..
Poor gnasher, I would ring the RSPCA if it would help.
You called Gnasher an 'ugly dog' a few days ago, she's
still freaked out over that.
Excellence is the everything like Nina:
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1 hour ago, Andrew Dwyer said:
This never gets old !!
That reminds me of the kitchen scene in Hotel Paradiso.
The Devil's noise defying Gods laws.
The contrast=
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33 minutes ago, bannork said:
I said the surplus we have in services will be thrown away, not the services themselves.
http://www.astrid-online.it/static/upload/brex/brexit-and-the-uk-s-services-trade.pdf
OK I stand corrected on that, but you have to be joking,
quoting 48 pages of extreme bias from the 'Tony Blair
Institute For Global Change'. I don't know anyone that
would take notice of that shifty scoundrel Blair.
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4 minutes ago, bannork said:
We have a large surplus in services which we will throw away by leaving the EU.
Which services would be thrown away?
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26 minutes ago, bannork said:45% of our export trade is on our doorstep with the EU and we're going to throw away all those deals for.......?
On our doorstep, we have an enormous trade deficit
and a collapsing EU economy.
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1 hour ago, Grouse said:Ah! Yes. Liverpool, home of the underclass. Let's do what they think!
Someone with genuine class and sensibility would
never utter such arrogant nonsense.
Shame on you.
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1 hour ago, sandyf said:
Those with no constructive answer always try and promote their pet paranoia, addressing the point in question was obviously too difficult.
So sorry you didn't like my opinion in reply to your
hypothetical, utterly pointless question on a 'reunification
referendum', however issuing insults can be taken as
a sure sign of the frustration of losing.
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On 1/20/2019 at 11:59 AM, tifino said:
jeeez!
I dream to wish we could wind Patong's clock back , to 1981!
- thatched hut restaurants, right on the sandy foreshore of the beach itself
Turn the clock back on the whole world.
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1 hour ago, bannork said:
You're gonna sic that ugly dog of yours in your avatar, gnasher, on me if I don't cough up, right? 80 quid plus 42 years interest at 5% per annum must work out at quite a bit,
Might as well round it up to 12% for insulting Gnasher,
a pedigree Soi show dog..show her something and she
kills and eats it.
This is Gnasher's stuff:
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1 hour ago, bannork said:
Depressing thoughts talahnut but truthful. Slogans on the tube in London
Gotcha..I've come to collect that 80 quid.
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57 minutes ago, tebee said:Here's the reason, the EU doesn't play fair,
the EU has prevented UK subsidy of industry
under its state aids rules, but has often provided
subsidised loans and grants to businesses to set
up elsewhere in the EU. The UK sees a spate
of factory closures balanced by new and expanded
facilities in poorer EU countries and elsewhere.
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5 hours ago, sandyf said:So you believe that Westminster would ensure that the result of any referendum on reunification would be ignored, taking paranoia to a new level.
If it went the wrong way, it would be classified as advisory.
If it went the right way, it would be the will of the people.
If Brexit is not to your liking, you are welcome to go and
live in Paris, Malmo, Berlin, Athens, Rome, etc.
But beware the riots, water cannon, and rubber bullets.
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The coming of the age of Aquarius must mean a change.
When 26 individuals hold as much wealth as half the planet.
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British lawmakers instruct May to demand EU reopen Brexitdeal; EU says 'No'
in World News
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The UK gov. has never been able to plan anything successfully,
but are world class experts in plotting and treachery.
Security of the nation, is involvement in US conflicts and
stupidly annoying Russia.
Prosperity of the nation, means prosperity for the moneyed
class and increasing poverty for the poor.
Representation, is a fraud, constructed by elites.
The day after the Brexit referendum, its downfall was plotted
in Brussels. IMHO you need not worry about the effects of
Brexit, it will be more like a damp squib.