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1 minute ago, chrissables said:
The government sent a leaflet to every house in the UK stating they would implement the referendum outcome.
So you say but I didn't receive one, nevertheless they are breaking the terms of the referendum surprise surprise.
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6 hours ago, korkenzieher said:
So, by that logic it was an opinion poll took us in there too? Drivel!
Parliament decided to test the will of the people by asking its opinion. They didn't like the decision they got - but they accepted that as instruction and have since legislated on that 'opinion' to make it law.
Any more straws you want to clutch at?
Not straws, facts.
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8 hours ago, FreddieRoyle said:
I smell irony with this Renew party, that seeks to overthrow the democratic will of the British people. One wonders, if the Renew party has electoral success, should there be another vote and another, until the people that did not vote for Renew get their way? Would Renew party support the ignoring of democratic mandates if Renew were winning? What a mess this has all become. We had a referendum, we won, it's over.
'' We had a referendum, we won, it's over''.....correction, we had a '' We had a non binding referendum, you won, it's not over''
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1 hour ago, Kieran00001 said:
There has never been a President of American descent, which particular European country he has descended from is irrelevant, your post almost reads as if you though Turkish was a dirty word, our old allies, shameful.
Oh please, where do you get off reading that in to it? ''almost reads as if''??? no it doesn't. what a churlish thing to say.
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50 minutes ago, riceyummm said:
Oh 27331904_1820332328259206_6368317216685273856_n.jpg?.....I get it now
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8 hours ago, JackScarlett said:
Totally agree with contributors to forum who are supporting Boris. He may well have said whatever, however I always double check what that epitome of left wing thought- The Independent - fills it's paper with.
I am eagerly anticipating the departure of Mr May when Boris, Michael Gove and Jacob Reece Mogg can takeover the running of the country
Your spelling is atrocious, it's ''takeover the ruining of the country''.
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5 hours ago, Time Traveller said:
You seem a little overly sensitive to a rather minor (and quite accurate) comment.
Could you be one of those people BJ is talking about?
I'm English, this dolt, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson to give him his full name, is my foreign secretary, a member of the infamous Bullingdon club and an anachronism, it's embarrassing.
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What an embarrassment, the man is an utter buffoon.
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1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:
Tragic... it appears that the South African chap is not at fault...
That said, those bull-bars on the front of the vehicle would have made the impact much more damaging.
Too true, bull bars show no mercy and should have been banned years ago.
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2 hours ago, Eric Loh said:
Obviously Trat was selected because of its yellow shirt and Dem Party allegiance. Trying to steal some hearts for his military party and rebuffed in no uncertain way. Reality hurts bad.
I think Trat is red shirt.
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8 hours ago, sanemax said:
I thought that sports companies (Addidas/Nike etc) paid football clubs money to make their shirts and the sports companies make a profit of shirts sold , meaning that football Clubs do not lose any revenue because of fake shirts .
Also, many people who wear football club shirts are not that teams supporters , they just wear it as a fashion item , I quite often see Thais wearing Liverpool Football Club team shirts and when I ask them who the best team in the Premiership is , they reply "Liverpool" , which proves that they know nothing about football
Because we all know it's Burnley.
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"True fans should buy real shirts and show their love for the club".That's OK for Mr fancy pants lawyer to say, I bet he wouldn't be too keen to spend a months wages on a shirt, and as people have said, those who buy hookey shirts aint going to be buying genuine ones so Liverpool have lost nowt!
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6 hours ago, Kasset Tak said:
Before I bought some other clothes copies from Thailand and brought them back to Sweden. One of my friends was working for Nike back then so I gave him a fake Nike sports shirt. 3 weeks later he came to me and asked where I got the shirt because his boss and coworkers had asked him where he had gotten that shirt... it was made from better quality materials and the prints were better than on the original shirts!!! The difference between a 100 Baht copy and a 1000 Baht original!?
I've bought fake t shirts and jeans in Thailand which outlasted my genuine stuff by years. I've still got a fake Seiko bought in '94 still working no probs, mind you I bought a bag one time all folded up in packaging so I unwrapped it and gave it a shake to open it up and a handle came off Lol
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'' the Pheu Thai Party yesterday said the government and ruling junta have lost the legitimacy to rule the country''.....what legitimacy?
tanks is what they've got, tanks, not legitimacy!
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Bravo these brave people, seems the rest of Thailand is happy to remain on it's knees.
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3 hours ago, Airbagwill said:
Seriously Eddie? Read the original comments....you've just answered your own criticism
How's that, my criticism was a bus driver saying buses can't/shouldn't go up mountains yet obviously they can and do.
Two arrested with a tonne of marijuana in Trang
in Southern Thailand News
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What a shame, what a waste, cannabis never harmed anybody, in fact there's mounting evidence of it's medicinal properties.