Reply to: The Saddest Thing About Brexit

[darmstadt]

Shouldn't you be packing instead of posting?

How comes you only ever post late in the evening? Is it...

(a) because that is when the babysitter starts to get jiggy with her boyfriend leaving you to your own devices
(b) you're a night shift call center worker

[Flashman]

And least it's not down in the sewers

Shouldn't you be packing instead of posting?

[darmstadt]

You would be with your head so far up in the clouds.

And least it's not down in the sewers

[shaunbhoy]

Correct, I'm looking down on you

You would be with your head so far up in the clouds.

[darmstadt]

See Above

Correct, I'm looking down on you

[GB9]

**** me you really are thick as tulip. You do know that the law states there can be no negotiation until Article 50 is triggered don't you? The UK signed up to it so need to stand by it. It just show your ignorance and lack of intelligence but if you want people to take you seriously then go and check up on the facts, from the source and not the Daily Bilge that you normally do...

Yawn.

I know what it says but any commission that actually cared about its people would have the sense to make an exception. You have however, confirmed that the EU sees them as pawns.

Now that you have acknowledged that it's the EU rules that are preventing surety can you lot do the decent thing and stop whinging about how terrible it is for these poor EU citizens? Probably not.

[shaunbhoy]

FTFY

See Above

[darmstadt]

Sadly I can't give an imaginative and witty response as I'm not very clever...

FTFY

[shaunbhoy]

drivel deleted.

And right on cue, here he is..........."The Saddest Thing About Brexit".

[darmstadt]

Lets work the logic of this for you.

By saying "no negotiation until A50" the EU is making people part of the negotiation. Not the UK. The EU is. We are happy to agree beforehand and give people the certainty they deserve but the EU says "no".

If I'm thick you are brain dead.

**** me you really are thick as tulip. You do know that the law states there can be no negotiation until Article 50 is triggered don't you? The UK signed up to it so need to stand by it. It just show your ignorance and lack of intelligence but if you want people to take you seriously then go and check up on the facts, from the source and not the Daily Bilge that you normally do...

[shaunbhoy]

Oh, so you want out of bad relationship, but keep the shagging rights, is that it???

I am not prepared to divulge my demands just yet. However, that would be a good starting point now you mention it.

[AtW]

My "Wish" was for the UK to get itself out of a bad relationship. It remains to be seen what the terms will be like, but when the "marriage" was as controlling and dreary, there really only was one sensible option.

Oh, so you want out of bad relationship, but keep the shagging rights, is that it???

[shaunbhoy]

So why you wished on UK something you don't wish to do yourself, you hippocritical* cretin?

My "Wish" was for the UK to get itself out of a bad relationship. It remains to be seen what the terms will be like, but when the "marriage" was as controlling and dreary, there really only was one sensible option.

A majority of my fellow countrymen and women were also in agreement. Which gives it a democratic mandate too.....which is nice.

[AtW]

Not really, I hinted that I would not be taking any chances on it though. It pays to be prudent.

So why you wished on UK something you don't wish to do yourself, you hippocritical* cretin?


* Hippopotamus sized hypocrite

[shaunbhoy]

So here we go:

1) you admit that it was you who brought this analogy in

Yes

2) you also admit that in event of divorce you'd get fooked over

Not really, I hinted that I would not be taking any chances on it though. It pays to be prudent.