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knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,968
looney said:
May I suggest instead of crying like a bitch either put up reasons you think I am wrongor just F right of dunce.
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looney said:
Pay attention you contrite moron, quit your lame projecting and pay attention, I am not angry I am just insulting you back direct rather than being snide and underhand about it, which you kicked of with...and now your crying.
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looney said:
Ah,the content free come back. Go and eat a bag of dicks.
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looney said:
Yea sure, thats why all their peoples want their heads on spikes in increasing numbers.
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looney said:
Irony?

and yet youprovide no actual reasons why my arguments were laughably funny, feeble and weak? And you accuse me of needless aggression?:eek:

Put up or naff off dick head, your impressing no one apart from those active in the mental health profession.:tosser:
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looney said:
You think I am being serious or is this your "ahahahaha I am joking about" bail out?
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You're getting your point across well. Little improvement needed but nearly there.
 






















JC Footy Genius

JC Footy Genius

Bringer of TRUTH
Jun 9, 2015
10,568
Pretty pink fairy said:
of course, with common sense argument's that fitted in with the issues that this country is facing, ONLY WEAK DEFEATIST PEOPLE can't see this :clap2:
regards
DR
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Despite some of his rough edges and politically incorrect/incendiary comments I would agree he and UKIP have provided a vital service in addressing important issues head on long ignored by the main stream parties/establishment.

nicko31 said:
What will he do now?
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Depends which way the Tory leadership contest goes.

UKIP/Farage will serve as a useful electoral threat to those wanting to row back on or dilute the Brexit vote. If the new PM/cabinet fail to deliver a satisfactory outcome they will reap the consequences at the next election as will Labour if it continues to ignore many of it's heartlands.
 








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mona

The Glory Game
Jul 9, 2003
5,470
High up on the South Downs.
Hampster Gull said:
He should hang around, we are not out yet and may never be
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Surely only a half wit would want to destroy our economy. Of course, outside the EU, the chumps tell us, we will do so well with the chance to exploit new markets. Only problem with this is that we have a service / finance economy rather than one that can make easy exports. Oh dear!
Immigration and over population is a massive problem. Unfortunately the chumps have voted on this issue and have forgotten about the economy and their jobs. Of course, the Governor of the Bank of England was only scaring the red necks. Sadly he wasn't.
Expect Johnson to keep out of things. He realises he's made a complete canute of himself. Nigel can join the band of failures who managed to persuade many people but could not deliver anything.
Democracy is wonderful except at times like 1932 when the Nazis done the business.
 


pastafarian

pastafarian

Well-known member
Sep 4, 2011
11,902
Sussex
mona said:
Surely only a half wit would want to destroy our economy. Of course, outside the EU, the chumps tell us, we will do so well with the chance to exploit new markets. Only problem with this is that we have a service / finance economy rather than one that can make easy exports. Oh dear!
Immigration and over population is a massive problem. Unfortunately the chumps have voted on this issue and have forgotten about the economy and their jobs. Of course, the Governor of the Bank of England was only scaring the red necks. Sadly he wasn't.
Expect Johnson to keep out of things. He realises he's made a complete canute of himself. Nigel can join the band of failures who managed to persuade many people but could not deliver anything.
Democracy is wonderful except at times like 1932 when the Nazis done the business.
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would love to know how National socialism in 1932 and democracy in Germany at that time is anyway relevant to the current referendum vote?
did you just add that sentence out of boredom ?

nicko31 said:
What will he do now?
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Hopefully stick around(he is still in the EU parliament) and make sure there is no backsliding from those that hate democracy

Hampster Gull said:
He should hang around, we are not out yet and may never be
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yes he should hang around,weirdies everywhere........we will be out,its a forgone conclusion,the only people that think the vote to LEAVE the EU is somehow a vote to REMAIN are probably not the best people to listen to.
 
















SK1NT

SK1NT

Well-known member
Sep 9, 2003
8,731
Thames Ditton
Johnson and Farage the loudest supporters of the leave campaign and now piss off...
 


beorhthelm

beorhthelm

A. Virgo, Football Genius
Jul 21, 2003
35,310
leave on a high, from his point of view at least. get out before all the hassle of seeing it through or objecting to the inevitable row back, he can always claim he won the arguement.
 


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