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FTFY...Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAccording to Private Eye, you don't have to worry about martial law being declared. Because we
try to avoid blowing up the hands of UK citizens
Where's Teabhoy when his country needs him?
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According to Private Eye, you don't have to worry about martial law being declared. Because we've barely got any troops.
Where's Teabhoy when his country needs him?
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The markets don't fear a "real Brexit" because it isn't going to happen.
The UK will cave into May's or Corbyn's version of a Brino deal and the Brexit argument will continue, a Brexeternity.
China won't be impressed when the UK sends its one warship to the pacific to project post-Brexit "power".
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And did he do a health and safety assessment on them. Where was his safety case? He would have never got them past PDR today.Originally posted by meridian View PostSlartibartfast was quite happy with them.
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Slartibartfast was quite pleased with them.Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostNot to mention the fjords. Just think of the Health and Safety implications. We'd have to fence them all off with warning signs like "Danger Steep cliff with very deep water at the bottom".
Really? They're rich. They're happy. They're self-governing.Being Norway doesn't have a lot going for it really.
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Not to mention the fjords. Just think of the Health and Safety implications. We'd have to fence them all off with warning signs like "Danger Steep cliff with very deep water at the bottom".
An then there's the car industry The Bjering.
They don't do very well in the Eurovision Song contest either.
Being Norway doesn't have a lot going for it really.
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For someone keen on Animal Farm, you need to read more.Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostComrade???? I'm nobodys comrade
As for the rehabilitation centres, are you planning on setting those up in your icon of socialism - Venezuela.
I prefer Norway. What would be so bad about being Norway anyway?
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Comrade???? I'm nobodys comradeOriginally posted by meridian View PostEverything is doubleplus good comrade, any doubters of the cause will be sent to the rehabilitation centre.
As for the rehabilitation centres, are you planning on setting those up in your icon of socialism - Venezuela.
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