Baldseagull
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We don't know if it would give the result I want, and if it didn't I would find it a lot easier to accept, because this time you all know what you are voting for.
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[Politics] Brexit
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We don't know if it would give the result I want, and if it didn't I would find it a lot easier to accept, because this time you all know what you are voting for.
portslade seagull
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I suggest a vote that does not include an option to remain is an affront to democracy.
I think I have an analogy you may appreciate, given your bookmarks. Imagine I asked if you would like to watch some porn on the internet, or just carry on being a prick on NSC, you of course say "PORN! yes, I love it, all kinds including Nasty and really Nasty", then I offer you a choice of lots of Oral or a load of Anal, but it's all Gay porn. Which would you choose to be beating off to?
Of course there will be many that always envisaged it would be Gay porn and are very happy, and some who are not fussed much about gender, but others, maybe even a massive porn fan like yourself, would think they had been steered down a path they never would have chosen if they had had more information, find it unfair that they were misled, and demand to be given the option to just carry on being a WUM on NSC instead.
I understand you may not respond immediately as you have other things to be doing on the internet, and may have RSI in the wrist, and I have better things to do than hang around for a response from alike you, so in case I don't get the chance to say it you again, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and Mrs. Palm and her five daughters
Always retort to abuse when under pressure. A ban would suffice for this little episode. Mods ??.
portslade seagull
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Read the papers it's all there irrespective of their leanings
pastafarian
Well-known member
I suggest a vote that does not include an option to remain is an affront to democracy.
I think I have an analogy you may appreciate, given your bookmarks. Imagine I asked if you would like to watch some porn on the internet, or just carry on being a prick on NSC, you of course say "PORN! yes, I love it, all kinds including Nasty and really Nasty", then I offer you a choice of lots of Oral or a load of Anal, but it's all Gay porn. Which would you choose to be beating off to?
Of course there will be many that always envisaged it would be Gay porn and are very happy, and some who are not fussed much about gender, but others, maybe even a massive porn fan like yourself, would think they had been steered down a path they never would have chosen if they had had more information, find it unfair that they were misled, and demand to be given the option to just carry on being a WUM on NSC instead.
I understand you may not respond immediately as you have other things to be doing on the internet, and may have RSI in the wrist, and I have better things to do than hang around for a response from a
Triggered much recently?
Baldseagull
Well-known member
He called me a
I called him a if those upset you perhaps ask Bozza to 
those as options?If Pastafarian wants to post screen shots that show his bookmarks include various designations of Porn, that's up to him. If he wants me to forget about it, he should stop reminding us all of what a
he is.
Baldseagull
Well-known member
Yes, right off the deep end, smashing things up and stuff. Fancy commenting on the analogy though?
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
How about a best of 3 to make sure?
Hampster Gull
New member
- Dec 22, 2010
- 13,462
There are a few loonies on here.
Parliament is the UKs supreme legal authority. A consultative referendum took place to inform them on our relationship with the EU, simple in out decision. The country was clearly extremely divided but there was a small minority for leave. Fine. The next government was voted in on a leave manifesto. Fine. There has been over 2.5 years and the Brexit government has its leave deal agreed with the EU. Fine (although it’s shit, but then it always was going to be). But some Brexit extremists don’t like it, would like a different form of leave. And other Brexiteers would like to stay, given the mess this has created. Fine. The Brexit government has had their go, it will fail in January. They have been incapable of delivering a solution. Bring it back to the people. Go as per the Brexit deal, go with no deal, stay. And to those who say it’s not democratic, it absolutely it, democracy stands still for no one, not even the toffs and elites leading the Brexit charge.
Parliament is the UKs supreme legal authority. A consultative referendum took place to inform them on our relationship with the EU, simple in out decision. The country was clearly extremely divided but there was a small minority for leave. Fine. The next government was voted in on a leave manifesto. Fine. There has been over 2.5 years and the Brexit government has its leave deal agreed with the EU. Fine (although it’s shit, but then it always was going to be). But some Brexit extremists don’t like it, would like a different form of leave. And other Brexiteers would like to stay, given the mess this has created. Fine. The Brexit government has had their go, it will fail in January. They have been incapable of delivering a solution. Bring it back to the people. Go as per the Brexit deal, go with no deal, stay. And to those who say it’s not democratic, it absolutely it, democracy stands still for no one, not even the toffs and elites leading the Brexit charge.
melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
- 4,830
I suggest a vote that does not include an option to remain is an affront to democracy.
I think I have an analogy you may appreciate, given your bookmarks. Imagine I asked if you would like to watch some porn on the internet, or just carry on being a prick on NSC, you of course say "PORN! yes, I love it, all kinds including Nasty and really Nasty", then I offer you a choice of lots of Oral or a load of Anal, but it's all Gay porn. Which would you choose to be beating off to?
Of course there will be many that always envisaged it would be Gay porn and are very happy, and some who are not fussed much about gender, but others, maybe even a massive porn fan like yourself, would think they had been steered down a path they never would have chosen if they had had more information, find it unfair that they were misled, and demand to be given the option to just carry on being a WUM on NSC instead.
I understand you may not respond immediately as you have other things to be doing on the internet, and may have RSI in the wrist, and I have better things to do than hang around for a response from a
Good grief. Go and have a lie down.
Baldseagull
Well-known member
Maybe, if it is very close and/or one side was found to have acted in ways contrary to the rules in place to promote fairness.
Baldseagull
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I am all right, but I appreciate your concern for my well being, touching.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Re the 106 Technical Notices the Government has issued. I'm an accountant, I've read the Accountancy and Audit one. There's no mention of VAT, specifically Tour Operator Margin Scheme VAT. Here, I have a client that ignores the punitive UK VAT rules in favour of the more relaxed and user-friendly EU rules - as he is entitled to do as either can be used.
He has asked me what will happen after 29th March 2019, so in his next VAT Quarter. I look to the Technical Notice for guidance, there is none. Now this is just in one sector, but it's a total mess.
I feel for any small business that imports or exports goods and services to/from the EU, having to get their heads round new VAT rules, having to get an EORI number to trade, the new customs declaration Forms CDS replacing the old CHIEF system, even Making Tax Digital for VAT coming in from 1st April 2019. They couldn't have made trading any more bureaucratic if they tried. It's a shambles.
He has asked me what will happen after 29th March 2019, so in his next VAT Quarter. I look to the Technical Notice for guidance, there is none. Now this is just in one sector, but it's a total mess.
I feel for any small business that imports or exports goods and services to/from the EU, having to get their heads round new VAT rules, having to get an EORI number to trade, the new customs declaration Forms CDS replacing the old CHIEF system, even Making Tax Digital for VAT coming in from 1st April 2019. They couldn't have made trading any more bureaucratic if they tried. It's a shambles.
Lyndhurst 14
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GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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Have you read any of these?
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...rance-of-residency-in-event-of-no-brexit-deal
Thank you Germany. But it shouldn’t be left up to the EU27 to give us reassurances, which is where a no-deal leaves us. The responsibility falls squarely on the UK government to do all it can to make sure its citizens, wherever they are, are protected. But then we know the Tory party only care about themselves.
Thank you Germany. But it shouldn’t be left up to the EU27 to give us reassurances, which is where a no-deal leaves us. The responsibility falls squarely on the UK government to do all it can to make sure its citizens, wherever they are, are protected. But then we know the Tory party only care about themselves.
nicko31
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I don't have time to argue with you now, but take the same advice as I gave to Portslade Seagull, and do some research on the WTO. Then tell me if replicating our tariff schedules as under the EU arrange will be the "easiest deal in history".
Liam Fox tried to fast track the process in October and realised that the path to Utopia wasn't quite what he expected.
melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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Country? Since when was Gatwick a country?
nicko31
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Indeed, nothing shortly of disgraceful the way British Citizens living in Europe have been treated by the UK government since the referendum.
Some 3m EU subjects in the UK and a further 7m dependents have been treated little better.
