Reply to: Increasing talk of stopping Brexit

[BR14]

oh, PLEASE don't reverse it! all this tedious twaddle will be back in general

[jamesbrown]

Have you all completely stopped talking up the great national success that is Brexit?

It is, indeed, a fantastic result. The level of satisfaction about the result is exceeded only by the tremendous sulk into which all the right people have been thrown. Win-win

[Mordac]

Oh dear even Michael Heseltine is thinking about voting for Corbyn.

BBC Newsnight: Michael Heseltine 'in favour' of voting for Corbyn to stop Brexit | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

Corbyn doesn't want to stop Brexit, he wants May to complete the job so he won't be blamed, he's always voted against anything to do with the EU. "Stop throwing tantrums"*, Batesey...

*using your definition of one, obviously...

[Mordac]

Possibly, but first of all the Brexiteers need to get over their latest tantrum.

Brexit MP's throw a tantrum at EU's ultimatum

Tantrum? You need to get out more.

[BlasterBates]

Oh dear even Michael Heseltine is thinking about voting for Corbyn.

BBC Newsnight: Michael Heseltine 'in favour' of voting for Corbyn to stop Brexit | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

[northernladyuk]

On the contrary, it’s the remain ultras that are having a nervous breakdown as we slide inexorably towards March 2019, but you wouldn’t know, because you don’t live here The tentative consensus among remoan ultras has shifted from Brexit light - Schoedinger’s cat walks into a bar; and it doesn’t - to “exit from Brexit”. These ultras simply haven’t been brought up to “lose”, so they’re taking it horribly personally. It’s both fascinating and, I agree, also quite sad. You want to watch, and yet not watch. A form of rubbernecking, I suppose

Have you all completely stopped talking up the great national success that is Brexit?

[jamesbrown]

Weird that because as far as I can see, it's the Remainers who are having fun whilst the Leavers are frantically trying to justify their position and getting more and more hysterical about it. Personally I'm having a great time watching it (although deep down there is a sadness how a once great country is destroying itself)

On the contrary, it’s the remain ultras that are having a nervous breakdown as we slide inexorably towards March 2019, but you wouldn’t know, because you don’t live here The tentative consensus among remoan ultras has shifted from Brexit light - Schoedinger’s cat walks into a bar; and it doesn’t - to “exit from Brexit”. These ultras simply haven’t been brought up to “lose”, so they’re taking it horribly personally. It’s both fascinating and, I agree, also quite sad. You want to watch, and yet not watch. A form of rubbernecking, I suppose

[darmstadt]

Remoaners are in a continuous sulk. An eternal loop of toys exiting pram.

Their wee noddles can’t take much more.

Pop!

Weird that because as far as I can see, it's the Remainers who are having fun whilst the Leavers are frantically trying to justify their position and getting more and more hysterical about it. Personally I'm having a great time watching it (although deep down there is a sadness how a once great country is destroying itself)

[jamesbrown]

Possibly, but first of all the Brexiteers need to get over their latest tantrum.

Brexit MP's throw a tantrum at EU's ultimatum

Remoaners are in a continuous sulk. An eternal loop of toys exiting pram.

Their wee noddles can’t take much more.

Pop!

[BlasterBates]

Not on Planet Remoan.

Possibly, but first of all the Brexiteers need to get over their latest tantrum.

Brexit MP's throw a tantrum at EU's ultimatum

[jamesbrown]

I doubt the champagne corks will be popping

Not on Planet Remoan.

[darmstadt]

When the details of the deal are on the table I doubt the champagne corks will be popping,

I very much suspect Mr Farage will be a very unhappy bunny.

Hopefully Mr. Farage will explode with indignation Actually if things don't go his way it wouldn't surprise me to see him **** off...

[BlasterBates]

T-503 days.

Boom.

When the details of the deal are on the table I doubt the champagne corks will be popping,

I very much suspect Mr Farage will be a very unhappy bunny.

[jamesbrown]

possibly, possibly

but probably not

T-503 days.

Boom.

[BlasterBates]

To a firework display of head explosions at 00:00 CET on 30 March, 2019?

Weeeeeeee......!

Boom.

possibly, possibly

but probably not