[Politics] Brexit

GT49er · Mar 29, 2017

Pogue Mahone said:
No, it's the thread where people like you shout "LA, LA, LA, I CAN'T HEAR YOU!", and "You lost, Remoaner, get over it." Now, sod off from this one.

Pogue Mahone said:
Yep, real shame that some of the 'usual subjects', who clearly have nothing of positivity to add, have come on here to continue to spread their bile.

Talking of bile..........................

portslade seagull · Mar 29, 2017

Pogue Mahone said:
Yep, real shame that some of the 'usual subjects', who clearly have nothing of positivity to add, have come on here to continue to spread their bile.

Pot kettle black springs to mind

ATFC Seagull · Mar 29, 2017

Being able to go to places as diverse as Sicily, Berlin, Budapest, Greece, Stockholm and genuinely feel quite comfortable, well-looked after, knowing there are certain standards and expectations and, to an extent, like you haven't completely left your own state/political system.

GT49er · Mar 29, 2017

Is it PotG? said:
Europe is great for some lovely places to visit, historical sites, warm people and some glorious food and drink. Nothing has changed since yesterday, I still intend to visit regularly.
The positive is though we are out of that b0ll0x called the EU.

Well said!

portslade seagull · Mar 29, 2017

Wrong-Direction said:
Two years of negotiations now, TWO FECKING YEARS?! A lot of tea, biscuits and huge salaries to be served in parliment in the months to come. Polictions are laughing at you dimwits!!

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No different to what they do on a daily basis. Only thing is this might involve a little more work. Bless them

Wrong-Direction · Mar 29, 2017

portslade seagull said:
No different to what they do on a daily basis. Only thing is this might involve a little more work. Bless them

Ha fair point

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Is it PotG? · Mar 29, 2017

Wrong-Direction said:
Two years of negotiations now, TWO FECKING YEARS?! A lot of tea, biscuits and huge salaries to be served in parliment in the months to come. Polictions are laughing at you dimwits!!
QUOTE]

Indeed, a lot of the Eurobods who have been enjoying a 'feet up on the desk, this is nice, isn't it' jolly might have to rethink efforts.

portslade seagull · Mar 29, 2017

Wrong-Direction said:
Ha fair point

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As sad as it seems, when I was off work I used to watch parliament questions. There was always one or two fast asleep. Plus they get paid for it !!!

Questions · Mar 29, 2017

mothy said:
Not being able to flush toilet paper down the toilet & putting your shitty paper into a small bin

That's Croydon. Keep it on topic.

Pogue Mahone · Mar 29, 2017

GT49er said:
Talking of bile..........................

portslade seagull said:
Pot kettle black springs to mind

Wrong-Direction · Mar 29, 2017

portslade seagull said:
As sad as it seems, when I was off work I used to watch parliament questions. There was always one or two fast asleep. Plus they get paid for it !!!

Yes, I often watch it and day dream about rolling 2 or 3 grenades in and closing the door..

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GT49er · Mar 29, 2017

Pogue Mahone said:

Good idea. Have a nice sleep!

mikeyjh · Mar 29, 2017

Herr Tubthumper said:
Project fear.

An English speaking nation within the EU and across the border from England could be quite attractive to many businesses.

Quite - Can you imagine Brighton's largest private sector employer continuing to operate as normal from its current base? Scotland would look a very attractive alternative.

Albumen · Mar 29, 2017

Billy the Fish said:
What if Labour get their act together and get elected?

I do wonder how much of the pro-EU sentiment is actually just a manifestation of hatred for the Conservative party.

All they have to do is get a remainer to be (a good) leader and they'll have over half the country voting for them. Then if we're still in a ****ing mess a few years in we can have another referendum.

Soulman · Mar 29, 2017

Albumen said:
All they have to do is get a remainer to be (a good) leader and they'll have over half the country voting for them. Then if we're still in a ****ing mess a few years in we can have another referendum.

Can i have a half of what you have been drinking........

Albumen · Mar 29, 2017

They're not English.

Albumen · Mar 29, 2017

Soulman said:
Can i have a half of what you have been drinking........

A third of a pint of Punk IPA? Go for your life.

Soulman · Mar 29, 2017

Albumen said:
A third of a pint of Punk IPA? Go for your life.

Is that bitter.........

Herr Tubthumper · Mar 29, 2017

The fact they don't think it's cool to take their tops off exposing flabby, pasty and sunburnt skin whilst eating chips from polystyrene trays.

jakarta · Mar 29, 2017

nicko31 said:
Dyson is a premium product, pure greed sent him to Malaysia to manufacture and left the people of Wiltshire high and dry. Not many jobs in the UK and for his tax]

Dyson told the Guardian: “The Dyson family business paid £330m in UK tax over the past three years, clearly not the act of a company avoiding its fair share of tax. Dyson’s success means that over 85% of its technology is sold overseas ... At no time did the [group’s former] non-UK structure deliver any significant tax advantage.

And they employ 2000 people in Wiltshire.

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