Brexit Betrayal March

[NotAllThere]

I'm a pre-pubescent sexist teenager along with those who think my jokes are funny

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[Whorty]

Down to 50-ish. I don’t think we’ll need to build that wall to keep them out of London.

They'll never make it all the way. First 'spoonies they come across, and they'll all be in there for a pensioner's special and a pint of cheap fizzy shyte.

[BlasterBates]

They look tired, another two weeks to go.

[Mordac]

They look tired, another two weeks to go.

Nope, it's only 10 days.

[BlasterBates]

The march seems to be a great metaphor for Brexit, especially the way Nigel Farage turned up in his helicopter or private plane at the beginning and then disappeared again.

[Whorty]

Nope, it's only 10 days.

Nope, you're wrong ... we asked Diane Abbot, and she confirmed there is 73 days left

[Whorty]

The march seems to be a great metaphor for Brexit, especially the way Nigel Farage turned up in his helicopter or private plane at the beginning and then disappeared again.

A a minority of extremists wanting a hard brexit, whilst most people just want to get on with their lives now and wished we'd never had the ref in the first place.

Still, I bet Westminster is quaking in their boots at the thought of that lot marching into Parliament Sq

[Yorkie62]

A a minority of extremists wanting a hard brexit, whilst most people just want to get on with their lives now and wished we'd never had the ref in the first place.

Still, I bet Westminster is quaking in their boots at the thought of that lot marching into Parliament Sq

That would depend on whether they have the right honourable MP for Huntingdon leading the March. He was the last person to lead an Army into the houses of Parliament.

[BR14]

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[BR14]

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and Basel brush, - right on cue

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any more? - roll up, roll up