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BREXIT
(19-04-19, 08:15 PM)VNA link Wrote: As for Farage and Johnson, did you get your decimal place in the wrong place?  I would expect them both to worth a heck of a lot more than 1.5 million.
That figure is the celebrity net worth per year. Their personal wealth is probably 100 times that, but did not think it was worth checking :lol :lol :lol

I was in the park with my dog and I said to this bloke,
"Would you support another Brexit referendum?"
"Not at all, " he replied. With that my dog bit him. I carried on and I saw a woman,
  I asked, "Would you support another Brexit referendum?"
"Never, " she said. My dog bit her as well.
As I carried on I met another man,
" Would you support another Brexit referendum?"
"Yes, we were all sold a lie." he said. With that my dog bit him.
My dog doesn't give a fuck about Brexit.  :lol
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
Your dog doesn't get a vote  Big Grin

It wouldn't get any comedy awards either.
That's the most unfunny 'joke' I've ever heard :rolleyes
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Theresa May said today the local election results gave both the Conservatives and Labour a simple message "to get on with Brexit".

Let's have a look at those results in detail shall we :rolleyes


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Meanwhile, the Biased Broadcasting Corporation is reporting that there were "Losses for both main parties".

On the 10 o'clock news they mentioned the Conservatives 1,300 seat loss, but then said "Labour failed to make gains" as if it was comparable and they "lost nearly 100 seats".

How, exactly, is 82 "near 100" FFS!
(03-05-19, 10:32 PM)Grahamm link Wrote: How, exactly, is 82 "near 100" FFS!
Errrm it's 18 short of 100 and 82 away from 0. Seems nearer 100 to me :rolleyes .









They also made a mistake with the Conservative losses. It wasn't 1300. It was 1334. I make that 'nearly 1500'  Wink
Quote:Theresa May said today the local election results gave both the Conservatives and Labour a simple message "to get on with Brexit".

Let's have a look at those results in detail shall we :rolleyes

Weird init?  May says her party, and also the Labour party lost seats because they have not delivered BREXIT.  Yet all the big gains were with parties who oppose BREXIT.
The message is clear, the people don’t want BREXIT.

If that's the case then hardly anyone will vote for Nigel's Brexit Party in the European Parliament election.


Assuming the UK is actually taking part, we'll find out soon won't we Wink
Quote: If that's the case then hardly anyone will vote for Nigel's Brexit Party in the European Parliament election.
Assuming the UK is actually taking part, we'll find out soon won't we

Unless the UK agrees a deal by 23rd May we have to take part.


And it seems Labour and the Tories have now fallen out, not surprisingly  :rolleyes So no parliamentary deal looks likely.


The Brexit Party will get lots of votes. But so will the anti Brexit vote. Tories and Labour may as well not bother. We are all still as divided as ever.
(05-05-19, 12:29 AM)YamFazFan link Wrote: [quote author=Grahamm link=topic=24678.msg297429#msg297429 date=1556919159]
How, exactly, is 82 "near 100" FFS!
Errrm it's 18 short of 100 and 82 away from 0. Seems nearer 100 to me
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Magistrate: Mr YamFazFan. You were clocked at 82 mph. That's nearly 100 miles an hour so we're taking away your licence...

:rolleyes .
May and #BBC think most people are morons.

Report this:

May's "concession" in Labour talks is a customs union until 2022. That is the same year the extended transition would end under her Brexit deal. She has offered nothing at all. In fact her "new deal" is worst than the transition period...

How is that better or a deal FFS?  :lol
Adrian Monk: Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not.

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The 'talks' always were a sham. A delaying tactic while she hoped to persuade her hard Brexiteers to come in line. Her tactics have been a disaster since the beginning.

Its a bit like the scorpion and the frog wanting to cross the river story innit.
so, theres this school with 100 pupils.
the teachers ask the kids what soup they want for dinner, promising whatever they choose is what they'll get.. 52 want chicken, 48 want beef. The teachers have to honour their promise but dont really want the kids to have what they want, so they piss in the soup. The 48 who wanted beef think this is clever and great, so they do too.
so the 52 shake their heads, and say "why did you do that? Youv'e ruined it for everybody now. us and you. it makes no sense. "  and the teachers and the 48 other kids say "don't care. the main thing is its focced. you can still have it, but its gonna be shit..."
And thats where we are.
huge congrats to anti democracy MPs, and of course remainers. between you, you got us where we are today. The EU salutes you. ..
No, no. It's the hard Brexiteers and the DUP that have ambushed May's leave plan. If they had voted with her we would have been out by now.
(29-04-19, 07:02 AM)YamFazFan link Wrote: It wouldn't get any comedy awards either.
That's the most unfunny 'joke' I've ever heard :rolleyes
Any time you get depressed by monumental foc up called Brexit watch this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNRx3vQuvsY
I give you 100% ROFL guarantee  :lol :lol :lol
Adrian Monk: Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not.

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Yup that about sums it up Val.
Ogri, don’t forget that this is about the Tory party.  It was never a pressing priority for the people to have a referendum.  And the Tories offered it confident they would not have to actually put it to the people.  And when their hand was forced by the electorate, they one, thought nobody would be daft enough to vote to leave, and two, when it was rejected it would shut the anti-EU minority wing of the party up for a generation or so.  But it all went tits up.

Meanwhile I’m bit peeved.  Gonna test ride the CB1000R soon, but the MT10 is still definitely a contender, it is a thirsty brute but it does have a very nice riding position – very comfortable indeed (though there is a question over the actual seat). 
But pre referendum it was 10k on the road.  Now it’s 12k.
Wonder what sort of discount I can get.
Bloody BREXIT.


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