Things that Brexit has outlived.

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AtW replied

1 April 2019, 17:40
The only indication so far is the hazard warning lights...
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shaunbhoy replied

1 April 2019, 17:18
What this whole process really needs now is a few more indicative votes.
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Old Greg replied

1 April 2019, 17:08
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

Oh dear

Brexit BETRAYAL: Labour to back freedom of movement and Common Market in VITAL Brexit vote

If by the end of this process, the UK is no longer an EU member, then that is sufficient to honour the result of the referendum.
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greenlake replied

1 April 2019, 14:07
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

The sooner the Hamsters leave, the better.
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BlasterBates replied

1 April 2019, 13:55
Oh dear

Brexit BETRAYAL: Labour to back freedom of movement and Common Market in VITAL Brexit vote
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DimPrawn replied

1 April 2019, 12:59
Hamsters have displaced our hard working native rats, meaning many rats are now unskilled and incapable of living without handouts.

The sooner the Hamsters leave, the better.
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BlasterBates replied

1 April 2019, 12:57
At the very least it has another 5 years to run.
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DaveB started a topic Things that Brexit has outlived.

1 April 2019, 12:46
Things that Brexit has outlived.

Game of Thrones, hamsters and other things that didn't last as long as Brexit - BBC News

Your pet hamster (among others).

The average lifespan of a hamster is around three years (around 1,100 days)
So countless hamsters have lived out their entire lives knowing nothing but endless Brexit negotiations. Just think of that.
Fun fact: hamsters are immigrants. They were native to Syria and Turkey before being bred domestically.
They've been with us a while now though, so like EU citizens already living here they should be fine to stay after Brexit.
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