Vassalage

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Paddy replied

13 February 2020, 10:43
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

After Brexit, Grocers apostraphe's will be legal again.

Originally posted by Mordac View Post

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Mordac replied

13 February 2020, 10:41
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

After Brexit, Grocers apostraphe's will be legal again.

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LondonManc replied

13 February 2020, 09:24
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

After Brexit, Grocers apostraphe's will be legal again.

Ooh, can we make these bananas random shapes now too please?
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Old Greg replied

13 February 2020, 08:16
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

They lost, and 75 years later still haven’t got over it.

To be fair, they sat it out in Isle of Man internment camps.
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NotAllThere replied

13 February 2020, 07:23
Originally posted by LondonManc View Post

After Brexit, Grocers apostraphe's will be legal again.
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WTFH replied

13 February 2020, 03:40
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

That is the trouble with Brexiters, they have not moved on from WW2

They lost, and 75 years later still haven’t got over it.
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Paddy replied

12 February 2020, 23:18
Originally posted by BR14 View Post

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That is the trouble with Brexiters, they have not moved on from WW2
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BR14 replied

12 February 2020, 19:17
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Mordac replied

12 February 2020, 19:08
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

Possibly, possibly not. Just getting to this transition period has been a long hard struggle. What are the odds on there being an extension even though Johnson said there won't be one?

Probably not enough for you to get an...ahem...cough...extension...cough...
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AtW replied

12 February 2020, 18:30
Time for EU to cancel Brexit bill as illegal under superior EU law
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darmstadt replied

12 February 2020, 17:35
Originally posted by Mordac View Post

And very, very soon, it won't be...

Possibly, possibly not. Just getting to this transition period has been a long hard struggle. What are the odds on there being an extension even though Johnson said there won't be one?
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LondonManc replied

12 February 2020, 17:32
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

The EU starts to flex it's powers:

Getting Brexit Done...
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Mordac replied

12 February 2020, 16:49
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

The EU starts to flex it's powers:

EU law continues to be superior to UK national law.

And very, very soon, it won't be...
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darmstadt started a topic Vassalage

12 February 2020, 16:45
Vassalage

The EU starts to flex it's powers:

Under the terms of the transition period, during which the UK stays in the single market and customs union but none of Brussels’s decision-making institutions, EU law continues to be superior to UK national law.

The government was given two months by the commission to amend a levy on heavy trucks on which UK-registered drivers can get a discount. The EU’s executive branch said the levy discriminated against those based in member states.

Getting Brexit Done...
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