Originally posted by AtW
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Previously on "'Vernacular' words to use when communicating with Brexiteers"
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I don't think there's enough iron ore on Earth to create the scaffolding for that. Even if there were, we'd need the combined energy of several stars to get MF into orbit. And then what? The Earth would be rotating around MF.
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Now you can leave the bad club!Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostHere's some vernacular for you:
Worried about Brexit? What, with these geniuses in charge? | Marina Hyde | Opinion | The Guardian
"All systems cluster****"

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Here's some vernacular for you:
Worried about Brexit? What, with these geniuses in charge? | Marina Hyde | Opinion | The Guardian
"All systems cluster****"
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Assuming MF squeezes into his space suit, you're going to need a bigger boat.
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When conversing with our remain-oriented expat gammonflakes, I try to encourage them gently with familiar phrases like "comfort blanket", "bedtime story", and "no more tears shampoo". They're easily triggered.
Bless.
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