Oi pay your round before you feck off

[vetran]

We want our sovereignty back!

Only British judges should rule on British laws except if the judges rule that parliament has to pass an Act on Article 50 or anything else we don't like as then we will look at the background of the judges and insult them for being gay, ex-Olympic competitors, having business interests etc etc.

So how is your application to the Daily Wail?


Most suspct that the intention of the lawsuit was to derail Brexit? But the wail was out of order

[darmstadt]

I don't think so. May just orders one of the trident subs to park off Europe, hopefully a bit away from us. Then she calls up Merkel and says "you want me to press the nuke button, cause it's anyone's guess where this thing is going to hit". Don't like it up em and we might even get a refund for having to take time to teach em a lesson.

Well thats the Isle of Wight ****ed

[SueEllen]

So how is your application to the Daily Wail?

I was no good in writing alternative facts.

Most suspct that the intention of the lawsuit was to derail Brexit? But the wail was out of order

Parliament could have derailed it and they may still do. However even some of those who voted leave wanted all the MPs to vote on it otherwise there would have been lawsuits later on causing a massive problem.

[NigelJK]

In fact the majority of the countries in the EU have managed to get completely mullered without making a contribution to the rounds.

Got to be the Brexit quote of the year.

[woohoo]

I would say that along with a couple of others, we paid to build the pub, stock the pub, sorted out the road to the pub then bought the rounds and then some dodgy pikey countries turned up and started complaining about the ale - before moving into the spare room. I would also say that we rescued the others in the great pw2 (pub war 2) but not supposed to talk about that.

[OwlHoot]

... I would also say that we rescued the others in the great pw2 (pub war 2) but not supposed to talk about that.

God yes, that dreadful time we were nearly all taken over by Wetherspoons. But the less said about that the better!

[Smartie]

Err, no.

well that does have more logic than the EU Army invading us, Not really been successful since 1066.

That's not entirely true https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glorious_Revolution

[BlasterBates]

That's not entirely true https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glorious_Revolution

Interesting so basically a second major invasion conveniently airbrushed from history with the myth of William being "invited" over.

[NigelJK]

Well actually the 1066 event was similar also. When was it the Romans actually managed the feat?

[Smartie]

Interesting so basically a second major invasion conveniently airbrushed from history with the myth of William being "invited" over.

Yep - if you're interested in that sort of thing, it should still be available on the BBC
BBC - British History?s Biggest Fibs With Lucy Worsley - Media Centre