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Yet another Brexit casualty
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No problem for Dyson, he wasn’t paying for it - you (we all) were.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post
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If the build quality of his cars was anything like that of his vacuum cleaners, they'd break down if you so much as looked at one...
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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That has not been my experience. Still going strong after 10 years of usage.Originally posted by Mordac View PostIf the build quality of his cars was anything like that of his vacuum cleaners, they'd break down if you so much as looked at one...
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Shame, prototype looked quite good.
Scoots still says that Apr 2020 didn't mark the start of a new stock bull market.Comment
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How is Dyson cancelling his vehicle project a "Brexit Casualty"?Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post
Oh I get it, because he(Dyson) didn't say "This is definitely nothing whatsoever to do with Brexit", then Brexit must be the cause.Originally posted by Sir James DysonSir James said Dyson would continue to work on the battery technology, which was used in the car.
"Our battery will benefit Dyson in a profound way and take us in exciting new directions."
"In summary, our investment appetite is undiminished and we will continue to deepen our roots in both the UK and Singapore," he said.
"This is not the first project which has changed direction and it will not be the last."
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We we know these people have form..
Freedom if speech?
Sure so long as it's what has been agreed as acceptable.
Now the mob is coming for Julia Hartley-Brewer - spikedComment
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Surprise, surprise more faux outrage from Spiked.Originally posted by original PM View PostWe we know these people have form..
Freedom if speech?
Sure so long as it's what has been agreed as acceptable.
Now the mob is coming for Julia Hartley-Brewer - spiked
Have you not worked out that Brendan O'neill and others of his ilk make a living out of winding up idiots like yourself?
But I do agree, things have become too PC. It's time we brought back Eugenics. We need to address the decline of the race, the fact that in the Anglosphere we have too many really stupid people. It's funny we breed horses and livestock for their qualities but allow all sorts of human riff-raff to procreate.Last edited by sasguru; 11 October 2019, 07:44.Hard Brexit now!
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Your personality alone ought to preclude that...Originally posted by sasguru View PostSurprise, surprise more faux outrage from Spiked.
Have you not worked out that Brendan O'neill and others of his ilk make a living out of winding up idiots like yourself?
But I do agree, things have become too PC. It's time we brought back Eugenics. We need to address the decline of the race, the fact that in the Anglosphere we have too many really stupid people. It's funny we breed horses and livestock for their qualities but allow all sorts of human riff-raff to procreate.
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Brexiters won.Originally posted by original PM View PostWe we know these people have form..
Freedom if speech?
Sure so long as it's what has been agreed as acceptable.
Now the mob is coming for Julia Hartley-Brewer - spiked
Why are they always crying and complaining as if they lost?Comment
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