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Originally posted by vetran View Postah, just because your wife likes it up her! Jealous of the army (well a whole platoon) then?I'm guessing from your fantasies that you're either impotent or your missus is a minger. Or quite possibly both.Originally posted by vetran View PostA bit like Friday afternoon round your place Cucky boy?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostEx-squaddie Brexiter mince.
In the old days you lot would have been culled by the fuzzy-wuzzies or stuck in the work house eating gruel.
Now you can breed and lower the quality of the stock.
ah, just because your wife likes it up her! Jealous of the army (well a whole platoon) then?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostEx-squaddie Brexiter mince.
In the old days you lot would have been culled by the fuzzy-wuzzies or stuck in the work house eating gruel.
Now you can breed and lower the quality of the stock.
How very dare you - shaun single handedly prevented Soviet invasion of India!
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The brexiters who post here regularly have often demonstrated their delusional beliefs.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostAnyone who lives in the UK describing anywhere else as 'failing' needs to have a look out the ******* window.
"We hold all the cards""
"They're not going to let go of £30M worth of imports".
"It's going to be easy"
"There will be a Brexit".
But it is entertaining at least.
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Referee!Originally posted by sasguru View PostEx-squaddie Brexiter mince.
In the old days you lot would have been culled by the fuzzy-wuzzies or stuck in the work house eating gruel.
Now you can breed and lower the quality of the stock.
Anyway, how would you know, you Walting, never served feeler of men's bottoms!
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There is that Dunning-Kruger kicking in again, you imagining that I (or anyone else for that matter) actually give any credence to your nonsensical ramblings.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI'm glad you don't dispute my assessment of your low IQ
Yet still you keep responding. Like Pavlov's dog but without the sophistication.Originally posted by sasguru View Post
Your input here has all the intellectual sophistication and content of a yapping terrier.

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