It’s the will of the people

[darmstadt]

This is the will of the people:

[Old Greg]

Again, you mentioned "Britain", not "British". One of them is a place, the other one, however you might wish it to be, ain't.

As has been pointed out in this thread already, Britain is a synonym for the UK. Once again, you have failed and are still digging.

[meridian]

Again, you mentioned "Britain", not "British". One of them is a place, the other one, however you might wish it to be, ain't.

If that’s all you want to be pedantic about, then crack on driving your outrage bus. I stopped caring about half a dozen posts ago.

[Old Greg]

If that’s all you want to be pedantic about, then crack on driving your outrage bus. I stopped caring about half a dozen posts ago.

Pedantic and wrong. That is the sad thing.

[BrilloPad]

This is the will of the people:

I thought that was the will to leave of people reading your posts.

[Zigenare]

If that’s all you want to be pedantic about, then crack on driving your outrage bus. I stopped caring about half a dozen posts ago.

Evidently.

[Old Greg]

I thought that was the will to leave of people married to me.

FTFY

[NotAllThere]

... however you might wish it to be, ain't.

You're the only one here who's insisting on things that you wish to be, but ain't.

Careful chaps - The definition of Britain/British is one of Ziggy's triggers. Maybe I should ask Admin to rename his account to Triggenare.

[Old Greg]

You're the only one here who's insisting on things that you wish to be, but ain't.

Careful chaps - The definition of Britain/British is one of Ziggy's triggers. Maybe I should ask Admin to rename his account to Triggenare.

His real trigger is failing. And he has failed again.

[NotAllThere]

His real trigger is failing. And he has failed again.

It's been happening more often than ever. I think he's generally failing. Perhaps a care package or something? Or call the local authorities?