Should the UK remain a member of the EU

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Yeah. They are trying to make you drink Carling.

 

You can't beat washing down jam and clotted cream with a can of piss. 

[Captain Turdseye]

Food that doesn't require an actual chef basically.

My little sister works in the kitchen at a Wetherspoons. It's all microwaved except for the frozen chips that go in the fryer.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

My little sister works in the kitchen at a Wetherspoons. It's all microwaved except for the frozen chips that go in the fryer.

 

I do hope Mr martin pays her a decent wage mate.

[magicrat]

My little sister works in the kitchen at a Wetherspoons. It's all microwaved except for the frozen chips that go in the fryer.

I am pleased to hear it.  Do you really want some of those tits let loose with raw eggs 

[Jairzinho]

I am pleased to hear it. Do you really want some of those tits let loose with raw eggs

Some? How many tits has his sister got?

[VladimirIlyich]

Some? How many tits has his sister got?

She's got one for a brother to begin with.

[cloggypop]

@mrjamesob: From a mate with a pub: Spirits suppliers sent updated pricing today. All mainland EU spirits up by over 20%. Grand Mariner (France) by 31%!

[AngryOfTuebrook]

The answer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

To everything.

[Rico1304]

MPs to vote on Brexit.

[clangers]

MPs to vote on Brexit.

That's a bit of a spanner in the works? They are right ultimately parliament has to be sovereign.

[Neil G]

That's a bit of a spanner in the works?

Not really, there's no chance Parliament will vote against the referendum result. Tory MPs will be deselected by their members if they do, Labour MPs will risk losing their seats to UKIP.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

So much for those who thought this court case wouldn't be successful, no doubt the Gov't will appeal and use it as an excuse to delay triggering article 50. 

[clangers]

Not really, there's no chance Parliament will vote against the referendum result. Tory MPs will be deselected by their members if they do, Labour MPs will lose their seats to UKIP.

Not if they have to trigger article 50 by an act of parliament which will result in legislation which potentially allows the process of Brexit to be reviewed and amended.

 

It's a huge miscalculation by the Tory government who have taken the referendum as an opportunity to bypass parliament. The referendum was an advisory instruction to leave the EU, nothing more. It was not a mandate for the UK government to solely define the terms of that departure.

[mattyq]

Don't forget that this now has to go through the Lords as well

That'll be interesting 

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Farage will be spitting feathers, no doubt he'll be on the TV lots, spouting xenophobic shite. 

[clangers]

Farage will be spitting feathers, no doubt he'll be on the TV lots, spouting xenophobic shite. 

He already is although one of his and the other Leave politician's favourite slogans is 'Take Back Control'. Isn't this what he meant? Parliament should take the decision.

[lifetime fan]

Great choice by the courts.

[cloggypop]

The pound is doing well

 

[cloggypop]

This is bad news for my German beer lake.

[skend04]

An amazingly stupid waste of time and taxpayers money. Hopefully at least there'll be some proper oversight of the process and not just a mad dash like lemmings off a cliff.

[lifetime fan]

Hopefully MP's have the sense to vote against article 50.

[lifetime fan]

Let the May offer an actual choice on the options and then vote.

[lifetime fan]

I'm loving how much this will be pissing off Farage and Fox.

[clangers]

I'm loving how much this will be pissing off Farage and Fox.

It's the beginning of their assumptions being tested against reality. It isn't going to end well.

[Jairzinho]

So, what the fuck is actually going to happen now?