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Did admin hire Suity's services for the app?Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThis so has to happen. The forum is absolutely useless to anyone using the CUK App. Trying to use the 'unread' option to follow the forum is just a nightmare. It looks like a tantrum in a nursery, not a contractors forum. It's just ruining it.
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So it's my job to sort out your mess is it? How about:Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostSo what would be your choice for BREXIT clever clogs?
1. EEA membership. Pony up the cash. Accept free movement of individuals. Full participation in the single market. Suck it up that there's no say in decsion-making any more. Face up to the Brexit voters that they've been duped. If you're really moving you might get some fig leaf on benefits for EEA immigrants.
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2. The alternative is to kick Article 50 down the road indefinitely. Make it look as if it's far too difficult to get a deal. Wait until the right moment for a 2nd referendum. Get a 52-48 Remain vote. Face up to the Brexit voters that they have been duped.Comment
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Oh Jesus Christ!Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostMy plan is press the article 50 button and get the **** out already. I don't give a **** about finance, London, free movement negotiations, or a contraction of our economy. That's my plan. Happy to lie in that bed. What I don't need to hear, constantly, is "I told you so's" standing on the touch line not wanting to ruck up and play the game.
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I could have right but the lack of arguments is an excuse to attack my bad English… and don’t forget that I’m a disgusting immigrant in CUK...Originally posted by vetran View Postno she is right in every thread a Bremains Publicity pipes up and accuses us of all been driven by racism or cretinism. Such a pity we won hey?Comment
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Could we have that in English please.Originally posted by Bee View PostI could have right but the lack of arguments is an excuse to attack my bad English… and don’t forget that I’m a disgusting immigrant in CUK...'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Vai lamber sabão...Originally posted by northernladuk View PostCould we have that in English please.
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You are just a complete chunt, to me, doesn't matter where you come from.Originally posted by Bee View PostI could have right but the lack of arguments is an excuse to attack my bad English… and don’t forget that I’m a disgusting immigrant in CUK...
HTH.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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UK access to the EU's single market requires freedom of movement, European Council President Donald Tusk says
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Vai à merda...Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostYou are just a complete chunt, to me, doesn't matter where you come from.
HTH.
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