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Rats to the Lifeboats Now Please…
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FTFYOriginally posted by Zigenare View PostAny man that admits to shagging Dianne Abbott definitely needs his judgement questioning!Comment
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I'm hoping that IDS is the next PM.Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostWhat a shambles the UK government is. Sack the lot of them.
So shortlist for next PM, when May is inevitably forced out, who will put the country before their own political ambitions:

With March 2019 looming, and them too busy passing the hot potato sideways to actually score a decent result, it's going to go into extra time and penalties.
Bozo resigned as Foreign Minister so he didn't have to meet Trump, thinking the world will wonder which of them that inflatable baby is meant for.
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Then lots of lower caste Indians can clamber all over it with thermic lances and dismantle the whole damn lot!Originally posted by WTFH View PostWhen the hull of a ship is irreparably damaged, then running it aground is the best thing to do.
Can't help but picture "The Fighting Temeraire"!
We're f*cked, and not in a good way!Comment
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yes we should of done that when New Lie left the no more money note. We could have beached in Europe & Joined the Euro, we would have been so much better offOriginally posted by WTFH View PostWhen the hull of a ship is irreparably damaged, then running it aground is the best thing to do.
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What ? Proper F*cked ?Originally posted by Zigenare View PostThen lots of lower caste Indians can clamber all over it with thermic lances and dismantle the whole damn lot!
Can't help but picture "The Fighting Temeraire"!
We're f*cked, and not in a good way!
When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Ah yes, "it's never the Tories fault". If it's not the EU, then we need to blame the government from 8 years ago for the fiasco of the last 2 years. Whatever happens, we must never ever blame the Tories for what they are doing to the UK right now. Always someone else's fault.Originally posted by vetran View Postyes we should of done that when New Lie left the no more money note. We could have beached in Europe & Joined the Euro, we would have been so much better off
Poor little snowflakes. Can't face up to any responsibility.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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hey they can't organise a social occasion in a brewery but at least they won't take over the brewery and refuse to serve beer like Corbyn would.Originally posted by WTFH View PostAh yes, "it's never the Tories fault". If it's not the EU, then we need to blame the government from 8 years ago for the fiasco of the last 2 years. Whatever happens, we must never ever blame the Tories for what they are doing to the UK right now. Always someone else's fault.
Poor little snowflakes. Can't face up to any responsibility.
Maybe I missed the bit where we were negotiating with reasonable people not an organisation that wants to punish us for leaving?Comment
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The EU has no desire to "punish us for leaving". They don't see why they should subsidise us leaving, or abandon their fundamental principles so we can escape the consequences of doing so, but neither of those are punishment.Originally posted by vetran View PostMaybe I missed the bit where we were negotiating with reasonable people not an organisation that wants to punish us for leaving?
Most countries would realise that doing something that results in irreparable damage to themselves is stupid, but those promoting our exit from the EU are either not blessed with that insight or, more likely, stand to gain from it personally and have made sure they themselves won't lose out.Comment
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