CUK has become a Bremoaners playground

[shaunbhoy]

listening to Radio tomorrow morning an interesting stat came out

If we travel 10 years back through Time, if everyone still alive that voted in EXACTLY the same as before the Brexit side would win by 58% to 42% (as high percentage of young idealistic airheads would still be at school googling their course work)

ftfy

About as relevant as the point you made.

[d000hg]

That's not a proper flounce if you keep coming back to see everyone respond.

And then when you respond, it's not even lurking.

Indeed, such millennial narcissism.

[chopper]

It isn't a flounce, I'm just tying up loose ends before the end of my CUK contract.

Thanks to Admin for paying all the invoices like clockwork.

There is the small matter of the separation bill you now owe us. We wont even discuss your flouncing arrangements until you pay us £51,000,000.99. Any flouncing agreement may not apply to your left foot.

Of course, you could revert to World Internet Organisation rules if this sounds like a bad deal.

[sasguru]

Normally a flounce is driven by extreme and vigorous argument, but this time it is due to the relentless, negative, pointless and utterly tedious bremoaner posts.

I'm off to watch some red, white and blue paint dry for the next two years, far more interesting than the crap posted here.



See you when it's all over.

Is the lickle snowflake off to his safe space then?

[NotAllThere]

Normally a flounce is driven by extreme and vigorous argument, but this time it is due to the relentless, negative, pointless and utterly tedious bremoaner posts.

I'm off to watch some red, white and blue paint dry for the next two years, far more interesting than the crap posted here.



See you when it's all over.

Don't let the door hit your on your arse on the way out. But you do have the best forum name, so I feel a little sad.

[northernladyuk]

Don't let the door hit your on your arse on the way out. But you do have the best forum name, so I feel a little sad.

Feeling better yet?

[motoukenin]

Normally a flounce is driven by extreme and vigorous argument, but this time it is due to the relentless, negative, pointless and utterly tedious bremoaner posts.

I'm off to watch some red, white and blue paint dry for the next two years, far more interesting than the crap posted here.



See you when it's all over.

Will miss Dim Prawn , the only Brexiter that didnt start banging on about WW1 and WW2 when trying to explain why leaving was a good idea

[NigelJK]

Pretty sure I didn't either
BTW I made my statement before the vote. The real question is whether you want an additional layer of Bureaucracy and to pay for it.

[northernladyuk]

Pretty sure I didn't either
BTW I made my statement before the vote. The real question is whether you want an additional layer of Bureaucracy and to pay for it.

In return for the additional layer of bureacracy, can we have a single market and free movement of labour within Europe and a customs union, and also some protection for workers from the tender caresses of Alexander Boris de Pffefel Johnson, Jacob Rees Mogg and his nanny?

[NickFitz]

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