Author Topic: BREXIT (Read 215710 times)

mtread · « **Reply #1075 on:** 20 December 2018, 10:11:46 am »

I think you will find the Leavers are enjoying this thread as much as the Remainers, if not more so. Do pop in now and again, you're welcome

mtread · « **Reply #1076 on:** 20 December 2018, 10:18:43 am »

As yesterday's Parliament was all about immigration policy, I thought I'd add this funny.

Disclaimer : The poster does not necessarily agree with any of the wording in the picture. In particular, he does not accuse any other forum member of having worked in Germany, or of uttering the phrase 'ha_way the lads, pet'.

steve 10562cc · « **Reply #1077 on:** 20 December 2018, 10:34:26 am »

Think you will find the 7 characters were all tradesmen 3 Brickies, 1 Plasterer, and 3 chippies Not a brit labourer there from what I remember most labourers were Germans and foccing useless. So there's another thing your wrong about. When the Dutch agents weren't trying to rip us off.

agricola · « **Reply #1078 on:** 20 December 2018, 10:34:58 am »

Slightly off topic, but relevant to some of my previous comments about lack of Statesmen/forgotten how to govern ourselves etc

Utterly dismayed by the rabble in the House of Commons yesterday, howling, braying, childish behaviour over the utterance of a couple of words. In ordinary life, all of us would have replied with a similar comment and moved on. Not this fucking useless shower of gnats piss. They make headline news out of it. Those ruddy foreigners must be pissing themselves at us

mtread · « **Reply #1079 on:** 20 December 2018, 10:58:02 am »

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Think you will find the 7 characters were all tradesmen 3 Brickies, 1 Plasterer, and 3 chippies Not a brit labourer there from what I remember most labourers were Germans and foccing useless. So there's another thing your wrong about. When the Dutch agents weren't trying to rip us off.

I think 'labourers' was used as a generic term for workers who didn't have a proper office job

mtread · « **Reply #1080 on:** 20 December 2018, 11:10:09 am »

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Utterly dismayed by the rabble in the House of Commons yesterday, howling, braying, childish behaviour over the utterance of a couple of words. In ordinary life, all of us would have replied with a similar comment and moved on. Not this fucking useless shower of gnats piss. They make headline news out of it. Those ruddy foreigners must be pissing themselves at us

Totally agree. The whole set up is archaic and confrontational. Facing each other. Voting by walking through separate 'lobbies'. Blackrod etc. History and ceremony is one thing, but about time they migrated out of that ridiculous building into something more suitable for a modern democratic society.

YamFazFan · « **Reply #1081 on:** 20 December 2018, 11:13:27 am »

Quote from: agricola on 20 December 2018, 10:34:58 am

Slightly off topic, but relevant to some of my previous comments about lack of Statesmen/forgotten how to govern ourselves etc

Utterly dismayed by the rabble in the House of Commons yesterday, howling, braying, childish behaviour over the utterance of a couple of words. In ordinary life, all of us would have replied with a similar comment and moved on. Not this fucking useless shower of gnats piss. They make headline news out of it. Those ruddy foreigners must be pissing themselves at us

Had it been said from the Conservative side, Labour would have been going absolutely bonkers. They really are the biggest bunch of hypocrites there is.

YamFazFan · « **Reply #1082 on:** 20 December 2018, 11:15:52 am »

Quote from: mtread on 20 December 2018, 10:58:02 am

I think 'labourers' was used as a generic term for workers who didn't have a proper office job

mtread · « **Reply #1083 on:** 20 December 2018, 11:33:04 am »

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Had it been said from the Conservative side, Labour would have been going absolutely bonkers. They really are the biggest bunch of hypocrites there is.

If they'd called Corbyn any sort of woman they'd have every right to.

YamFazFan · « **Reply #1084 on:** 20 December 2018, 11:40:38 am »

I thought he said 'people' and not 'woman'?

mtread · « **Reply #1085 on:** 20 December 2018, 11:50:11 am »

He did but someone on the Tory benches is a ventriloquist, so it sounded like 'woman'

YamFazFan · « **Reply #1086 on:** 20 December 2018, 12:04:19 pm »

I liked the way Corbyn and another bolted straight off into a side room to watch it back on a monitor

Wonder what that was all about?

Speaker Bercow must be the worst in the history of Parliament.

mtread · « **Reply #1087 on:** 20 December 2018, 12:32:31 pm »

It's all a farce on both sides. May doing her pantomime lines. As said above, Europe thinks we are rediculous.

Bercow has his own problems to worry about....

steve 10562cc · « **Reply #1088 on:** 20 December 2018, 12:54:20 pm »

My wife is an early years teacher she watched that shower of MPs unacceptable general behaviour most of them not just the odd 1 or 2, followed by the comment the 2 to 4 year olds she teaches are far better behaved.
When you watch the MPs conduct them selves in the chamber there is no wonder we are in all kinds of a mess with Brexit which ever side you believe to be right.

mtread · « **Reply #1089 on:** 20 December 2018, 01:25:35 pm »

Totally agree

slappy · « **Reply #1090 on:** 20 December 2018, 03:13:41 pm »

Quote from: mtread on 20 December 2018, 11:10:09 am

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Utterly dismayed by the rabble in the House of Commons yesterday, howling, braying, childish behaviour over the utterance of a couple of words. In ordinary life, all of us would have replied with a similar comment and moved on. Not this fucking useless shower of gnats piss. They make headline news out of it. Those ruddy foreigners must be pissing themselves at us
Totally agree. The whole set up is archaic and confrontational. Facing each other. Voting by walking through separate 'lobbies'. Blackrod etc. History and ceremony is one thing, but about time they migrated out of that ridiculous building into something more suitable for a modern democratic society.

Foc that, can you imagine the amount of money they would spend on something more sensible? It would go massively over budget then be found not fit for purpose !

agricola · « **Reply #1091 on:** 20 December 2018, 08:23:17 pm »

Quote from: mtread on 20 December 2018, 11:10:09 am

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Utterly dismayed by the rabble in the House of Commons yesterday, howling, braying, childish behaviour over the utterance of a couple of words. In ordinary life, all of us would have replied with a similar comment and moved on. Not this fucking useless shower of gnats piss. They make headline news out of it. Those ruddy foreigners must be pissing themselves at us
Totally agree. The whole set up is archaic and confrontational. Facing each other. Voting by walking through separate 'lobbies'. Blackrod etc. History and ceremony is one thing, but about time they migrated out of that ridiculous building into something more suitable for a modern democratic society.

Yes. But its not just the buildings ans sytem, its the MPs too. To be elected, you must belong to one of the two main parties, the people dont want to elect independents. That may be the system since parliament raised the cost of standing to £10k. Got to be the only workplace in the UK with subsidised bars on the premises, and its normal to turn up for work bladdered

agricola · « **Reply #1092 on:** 20 December 2018, 08:26:53 pm »

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Utterly dismayed by the rabble in the House of Commons yesterday, howling, braying, childish behaviour over the utterance of a couple of words. In ordinary life, all of us would have replied with a similar comment and moved on. Not this fucking useless shower of gnats piss. They make headline news out of it. Those ruddy foreigners must be pissing themselves at us
Totally agree. The whole set up is archaic and confrontational. Facing each other. Voting by walking through separate 'lobbies'. Blackrod etc. History and ceremony is one thing, but about time they migrated out of that ridiculous building into something more suitable for a modern democratic society.

Foc that, can you imagine the amount of money they would spend on something more sensible? It would go massively over budget then be found not fit for purpose !

Thats normal for all government contracts. What till the bill drops through the letter box for HS2. I confidently predict at least 10 times estimates

mtread · « **Reply #1093 on:** 20 December 2018, 08:30:35 pm »

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Yes. But its not just the buildings ans sytem, its the MPs too. To be elected, you must belong to one of the two main parties, the people dont want to elect independents. That may be the system since parliament raised the cost of standing to £10k. Got to be the only workplace in the UK with subsidised bars on the premises, and its normal to turn up for work bladdered

.... and they vote for their own pay rises. Don't get me started on their 'expenses' $:\$

mtread · « **Reply #1094 on:** 20 December 2018, 11:26:11 pm »

Just saying.....

steve 10562cc · « **Reply #1095 on:** 21 December 2018, 07:22:27 am »

Mtread have to agree does make you wonder if could it be some miss guided remainer trying to prove a point. (Yet another scare tactic)

mtread · « **Reply #1096 on:** 21 December 2018, 09:58:43 am »

Headline that goes with it 'Country that says everything will be OK post Brexit, brought to a halt by a small plastic flying thing'

fazersharp · « **Reply #1097 on:** 21 December 2018, 10:46:30 am »

Quote from: mtread on 20 December 2018, 11:26:11 pm

Just saying.....

The timing of it has saved Corbin -------stupid drone

mtread · « **Reply #1098 on:** 21 December 2018, 02:34:25 pm »

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stupid drone

O is that what he said?

VNA - BMW Wank · « **Reply #1099 on:** 21 December 2018, 06:27:30 pm »