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Should the UK remain a member of the EU

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  1. 1. Should the UK remain a member of the EU

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The problem is the Tories, that's the real alpha and omega of the problem.   The referendum was called to quash the infighting that's riddled it for decades. Both leave and remain were front

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I'll bet 50%  of them are bots.

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I was thinking about this overnight. What I'm about to write may not find favour, but I also have a little bit of sympathy for Tommy Mair. He's done something heinous, and will pay for it, but did it

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7 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Is everyone looking forward to next year's Festival of Brexit? A bargain at  £120 million  (which will be about 75% of next year's GDP).

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54069456?fbclid=IwAR3QXWTfqbk8DMNiGq8mf2FtmcRgUYYh45UyNn5eDh08cA136vvrZz8R6BU 

 

Apparently it's to bring everyone together. I suppose if all the Brexiteers are together in one place, are we allowed to break the law in a specific and very limited way?

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2 hours ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Is everyone looking forward to next year's Festival of Brexit? A bargain at  £120 million  (which will be about 75% of next year's GDP).

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54069456?fbclid=IwAR3QXWTfqbk8DMNiGq8mf2FtmcRgUYYh45UyNn5eDh08cA136vvrZz8R6BU 

 

Fuck that shit off!!! Jeez. Clueless fuckers or what? 

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2 hours ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Is everyone looking forward to next year's Festival of Brexit? A bargain at  £120 million  (which will be about 75% of next year's GDP).

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54069456?fbclid=IwAR3QXWTfqbk8DMNiGq8mf2FtmcRgUYYh45UyNn5eDh08cA136vvrZz8R6BU 

 

You could be Gnasher’s +1?

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12 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

You know it's going to happen - me and him on this thread bicker like the protagonists in the first hour of any rom-com.

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1 minute ago, Rico1304 said:

Wait till you get the photos of me and PB in Berlin! 

How to lose an eye in nein days

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3 hours ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Is everyone looking forward to next year's Festival of Brexit? A bargain at  £120 million  (which will be about 75% of next year's GDP).

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54069456?fbclid=IwAR3QXWTfqbk8DMNiGq8mf2FtmcRgUYYh45UyNn5eDh08cA136vvrZz8R6BU 

 

Fucking right. I've bought you a ticket angry, by then I will have convinced you to despise the eu as much as me. 

 

The day is planned, Vera Llyn blasting from the old gramophone. Full english breakfast (no beans but as it's a day of joy who cares?) followed by a couple of early afternoon british pints ( John Smith's, Carling, Strongbow, Stella) none  of this San Miguel german shit.  

 

A quick game of darts with a Nick Clegg dart board, winner wins a Neil Kinnock Mickey Mouse watch.

 

The concert, what a celebration, beautiful, tears in our eyes. All followed by a stirring rendition of Rule Britannia. After the gig a we'll both hang around the alleyways and hopefully find a couple of foreigners to beat the shit out of

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25 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

Fucking right. I've bought you a ticket angry, by then I will have convinced you to despise the eu as much as me. 

 

The day is planned, Vera Llyn blasting from the old gramophone. Full english breakfast (no beans but as it's a day of joy who cares?) followed by a couple of early afternoon british pints ( John Smith's, Carling, Strongbow, Stella) none  of this San Miguel german shit.  

 

A quick game of darts with a Nick Clegg dart board, winner wins a Neil Kinnock Mickey Mouse watch.

 

The concert, what a celebration, beautiful, tears in our eyes. All followed by a stirring rendition of Rule Britannia. After the gig a we'll both hang around the alleyways and hopefully find a couple of foreigners to beat the shit out of

Isn’t Stella Belgian or am I missing some kind of ‘in joke’.

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On 21/02/2016 at 08:34, thechap said:

 

If we vote to leave then negotiation will REALLY begin because our leaving will fundamentally have forced change on the EU.  I don't for one second think that the manufacturers of EU land will want to see any kind of trade disagreements or trade war with the UK because we buy far more from them than they buy from us.  It would be a political and economic catastrophe for France or Germany to try and punish the UK.  They absolutely need our trade and that gives us a very strong hand indeed.

 

One of the driving forces of the Leave campaign is that we can't effectively control who comes here from the EU.  We would have an opportunity to change this by our exit.  What leverage would the EU have over us to force us to accept more migrants? which was your point I was questioning.

Ha ha! 

The early days of this thread were fucking gorgeous. 

 

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1 hour ago, Atticus Finch said:

PB hasn’t posted on here for a while now, I think you’ve already been in and out of Germany admiring the church spires. 

I walked up one of the Cologne bastards. Tight at the top that. Some fat bitch tried to get me to turn round and go back half way up the final bit. I can’t remember my words back but her husband told her to shut up and breath in haha

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