I'm a Brexit girl, in a Brexit world Life in plastic, it's fantastic

[DimPrawn]

[AtW]

Buy one of those mate, if you can manage to make it let go it'll certainly end your miserable existence in a spectacular way.

I drove one of them on track few years ago - Silverstone

Rear wheel drive more fun

[Zigenare]

I don’t R8 them...

Buy one of those mate, if you can manage to make it let go it'll certainly end your miserable existence in a spectacular way.

[AtW]

He can't drive a Mercedes, he'd be really ****ed in a Porsche!

I don’t R8 them...

[Zigenare]

Porsche costing 10% more?

He can't drive a Mercedes, he'd be really ****ed in a Porsche!

[DimPrawn]

Why would a "No Deal" Brexit result in civil unrest? In your own words?

Porsche costing 10% more?

[BR14]

Why would a "No Deal" Brexit result in civil unrest? In your own words?

That'll be the day, Ivan's a cut and paste job

[AtW]

Why would a "No Deal" Brexit result in civil unrest? In your own words?

Because Brexit is a recipe from anarchists cook book...of all the people you should know!

Next!

[Zigenare]

Met police spending on plastic bullets triples in a year

The Met police have tripled their spending on plastic bullets in a single year, according to figures seen by the Guardian.

The force spent more than £500,000 on the ammunition in 2017 – more than three times the average annual spend for the previous five years.

The figures have emerged amid growing fears about the potential for a no-deal Brexit to result in civil disorder. Last month, the Guardian learned that almost 1,000 police officers from England and Scotland were due to begin training for deployment in Northern Ireland in case of trouble in the event of no deal.

Met police spending on plastic bullets triples in a year | UK news | The Guardian

Why would a "No Deal" Brexit result in civil unrest? In your own words?

[AtW]

Met police spending on plastic bullets triples in a year

The Met police have tripled their spending on plastic bullets in a single year, according to figures seen by the Guardian.

The force spent more than £500,000 on the ammunition in 2017 – more than three times the average annual spend for the previous five years.

The figures have emerged amid growing fears about the potential for a no-deal Brexit to result in civil disorder. Last month, the Guardian learned that almost 1,000 police officers from England and Scotland were due to begin training for deployment in Northern Ireland in case of trouble in the event of no deal.

Met police spending on plastic bullets triples in a year | UK news | The Guardian