NHS to get additional funding from Brexit dividend?

[jamesbrown]

You see, JB, with his post-modernist, non-rigorous, poly education is marginally more intelligent than the average cretins who infest this form.
As such, even though it took some effort on his part (he had to remove his shoes and socks to count > 10), he's worked out that the "Brexit Dividend" is as real as any of the other imaginary Brexit "benefits", hence his point-free post on this thread

I think that’s the nicest thing you’ve ever said to me, you big softy.

[sasguru]

Still, any NHS Brexit dividend is clearly utter bollocks.

I think that's the most intelligent thing you've ever said on here, you big semi-cretin.

[Old Greg]

I think that's the most intelligent thing you've ever said on here, you big semi-cretin.

And semi-gammon mince.

[jamesbrown]

And semi-gammon mince.

I wouldn't leave that hanging for too long. MF will be scratching his monitor and spraying it with ketchup.

[motoukenin]

Can you explain to the grown ups how you can get a dividend from an event that hasn't happened yet?

I’m underwhelmed by your question but, if you call your carer, I’ll explain it to her. This budget covers the period through 2023, not the period through 2021 or today, so the last half of your question is moronic. Still, any NHS Brexit dividend is clearly utter bollocks. It’s as stupid as the idea that sas wouldn’t drown in his own dribble without a team of nurses.

We have a process in our software development called linting that strips out the one who cant keep up, just letting you know in case you come across it.

[jamesbrown]

We have a process in our software development called linting that strips out the one who cant keep up, just letting you know in case you come across it.

Do they call you "lint" around the office?

[motoukenin]

Do they call you "lint" around the office?

No did you get beat up as a kid because you wanted to play croquet when they wanted to play football?