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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostI see your 18 month article and raise it with my 2 year old article.
Srebrenica massacre: Dutch soldiers let 300 Muslims die, court rules | World news | The Guardian
Pie eating surrender monkeys.
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As long as we can still get the Tim Tams, everything will be fine.
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I find it bizarre that you think people can win an argument on the internet.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostI find the fixation with the age of an article fascinating. Erikur obviously won the argument if the best counter-argument is the age of the article.

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I find the fixation with the age of an article fascinating. Erikur obviously won the argument if the best counter-argument is the age of the article.
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I see your 18 month article and raise it with my 2 year old article.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostDominic Raab wasn't even aware that Britain is an island
Brexit secretary Dominic Raab says he ‘hadn’t quite understood’ importance of Dover-Calais crossing | The Independent
Srebrenica massacre: Dutch soldiers let 300 Muslims die, court rules | World news | The Guardian
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Countries will be queuing up to do deals after Brexit...
‘Zero chance’ of UK trade deal with Japan until Brexit negotiations are complete | UK | News | Express.co.uk‘Zero chance’ of UK trade deal with Japan until Brexit negotiations are complete
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Escape Britain whilst you still can! Save yourselves!
Run, get out of here, Brexit is coming!!!!!
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I could have quoted from many more news sources, this was the least sensationalOriginally posted by LondonManc View PostSensationalising an 18-month old story with a misleading headline? Great stuff Eirikur. At least you can turn to a career in journalism if you're struggling in IT.
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Sensationalising an 18-month old story with a misleading headline? Great stuff Eirikur. At least you can turn to a career in journalism if you're struggling in IT.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostDominic Raab wasn't even aware that Britain is an island
Brexit secretary Dominic Raab says he ‘hadn’t quite understood’ importance of Dover-Calais crossing | The Independent
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