[Politics] Brexit

JC Footy Genius · Nov 10, 2017

Titanic said:
https://howmanydaystill.com/its/brexit-37

504 days and counting...

Ticktocktastic :thumbsup:

All the grizzling on here is very tedious though ..

Two Professors · Nov 10, 2017

Mental Lental said:
I have them all on ignore. Every last one of them. Once I'd put a few of the most obvious windowlickers on ignore and then found that I could still work out exactly what they were saying based on the sensible replies to their drivel I thought "why not just ignore the whole lot of them?"

It's quite cathartic actually.

It would be really lovely if you went back on the school uniform thread,where you belong.I bet you have some nice pictures of Japanese ones!

Two Professors · Nov 10, 2017

WATFORD zero said:
I really think you may have a future as a writer of farces

Afraid not.I stole the script from an idiot.

The Clamp · Nov 10, 2017

Anyone who believes this mess is going to get sorted out in the space of 16 months is a moron.

Garry Nelson's teacher · Nov 10, 2017

The Clamp said:
Anyone who believes this mess is going to get sorted out in the space of 16 months is a moron.

At least we've deployed our best team to see the job through.................oh, hang on. History is being re-written as farce.

Two Professors · Nov 10, 2017

Garry Nelson's teacher said:
At least we've deployed our best team to see the job through.................oh, hang on. History is being re-written as farce.

Coo!Hope they show it on Alex Salmond's new tv show on Russia Today,sounds the right place. :lolol:

narly101 · Nov 10, 2017

Wish theyd chosen 31st March, then we can all wake up and go "It's April, fools!"

ManOfSussex · Nov 10, 2017

The Clamp said:
Anyone who believes this mess is going to get sorted out in the space of 16 months is a moron.

No guarantee this March 2019 deadline will be voted through anyway. If it isn't, that's the end of May. If it is, she's just boxed us in further and made 'no deal' more likely, so I can see why some are getting all excited about it.

Pretty pink fairy · Nov 10, 2017

Mental Lental said:
I have them all on ignore. Every last one of them. Once I'd put a few of the most obvious windowlickers on ignore and then found that I could still work out exactly what they were saying based on the sensible replies to their drivel I thought "why not just ignore the whole lot of them?"

It's quite cathartic actually.

no one likes the truth :dunce:

regards
DR

Pretty pink fairy · Nov 10, 2017

the clamp said:
anyone who believes this mess is going to get sorted out in the space of 16 months is a moron.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO SORT ANYTHING OUT YOU MORON :wink:

regards
DR

WATFORD zero · Nov 10, 2017

The Clamp said:
Anyone who believes this mess is going to get sorted out in the space of 16 months is a moron.

I think you're being harsh, look how much we have achieved in the first 16 months since the vote ........

Pretty pink fairy · Nov 10, 2017

Bye bye EU :wave:

regards
DR

Pretty pink fairy · Nov 10, 2017

WATFORD zero said:
I think you're being harsh, look how much we have achieved in the first 16 months since the vote ........

don't have nightmares :wink:

regards
DR

WATFORD zero · Nov 10, 2017

Pretty pink fairy said:
don't have nightmares
regards
DR

I won't, but if I was reliant on a state pension, any type of benefit, had a mortgage or having someone employ me, I probably wouldn't be sleeping so well.

Pretty pink fairy · Nov 10, 2017

WATFORD zero said:
I won't, but if I was reliant on a state pension, any type of benefit or having someone employ me, I probably wouldn't be sleeping so well.

will it last for eternity then :wink:

regards
DR

nicko31 · Nov 10, 2017

Pretty pink fairy said:
Bye bye EU
regards
DR

Hope you've plenty of savings for the times ahead

nicko31 · Nov 10, 2017

ManOfSussex said:
No guarantee this March 2019 deadline will be voted through anyway. If it isn't, that's the end of May. If it is, she's just boxed us in further and made 'no deal' more likely, so I can see why some are getting all excited about it.

She's playing a risky game, basically Brexit at any cost to satisfy the loons in her party. That said as you say this law still needs to go through parliament

biddles911 · Nov 10, 2017

Garry Nelson's teacher said:
At least we've deployed our best team to see the job through.................oh, hang on. History is being re-written as farce.

I’m beginning to think this is the worst government in living memory and I can remember as far back as Alec Douglas-Home.....

It’s so bad I’m even considering the unthinkable and voting for Corbyn and/or emigrating (assuming anyone still wants the Brits).

#despairing

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The Clamp · Nov 10, 2017

nicko31 said:
Hope you've plenty of savings for the times ahead

Too late. He's spaffed it all on Stone Island jumpers and Danny Dyer boxsets.

Pretty pink fairy · Nov 10, 2017

nicko31 said:
She's playing a risky game, basically Brexit at any cost to satisfy the loons in her party. That said as you say this law still needs to go through parliament

NOTHING TO DO WITH THE RESULT OF THE Brexit vote then :dunce:

regards
DR

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