Could UK U-turn on Referendum Result (Vol 2)

[jamoor]

don4l said:

Funkycoldribena said:

I love sitting back and reading ajds,Mr T the passporter,pistonheads etc posts.
Gives me a warm glow seeing them still with their knickers in a twist six months on.

They are superb value for money.

On an almost hourly basis they remind us that we WON.

We haven't won just quite yet, we've won once we've made a success of it.

[don4l]

jamoor said:

don4l said:

Funkycoldribena said:

I love sitting back and reading ajds,Mr T the passporter,pistonheads etc posts.
Gives me a warm glow seeing them still with their knickers in a twist six months on.

They are superb value for money.

On an almost hourly basis they remind us that we WON.

We haven't won just quite yet, we've won once we've made a success of it.

We have already made a success of it - and we haven't even Left yet.

We have the fastest growing economy in Europe.

Manufacturing is growing.

Services are growing.

Consumer spending is rising.

The stock markets are up.

Unemployment is down.

What on Earth will it take to convince you that the Brexit vote was anything other than an outstanding success?

[Disastrous]

bmw535i said:

Disastrous said:

bmw535i said:

I've found some footage of disastrous

https://www.facebook.com/itvnews/videos/1015445838...

Though you know this is the Brexit thread, not the Trump one?

so it is you

Do you think it is?

[jamoor]

don4l said:

We have already made a success of it - and we haven't even Left yet.

We have the fastest growing economy in Europe.

Manufacturing is growing.

Services are growing.

Consumer spending is rising.

The stock markets are up.

Unemployment is down.

What on Earth will it take to convince you that the Brexit vote was anything other than an outstanding success?

6 months is hardly a long enough time frame to gauge it, and we're still in the EU!

Let's leave first.

[anonymous-user]

Disastrous said:

Do you think it is?

I think it's exactly how you're acting

[John145]

jamoor said:

don4l said:

We have already made a success of it - and we haven't even Left yet.

We have the fastest growing economy in Europe.

Manufacturing is growing.

Services are growing.

Consumer spending is rising.

The stock markets are up.

Unemployment is down.

What on Earth will it take to convince you that the Brexit vote was anything other than an outstanding success?

6 months is hardly a long enough time frame to gauge it, and we're still in the EU!

Let's leave first.

Lol but immediately after the referendum result we were due a punishment tax and recession.

Now it's let's leave it 10 years...

[KrissKross]

Funkycoldribena said:

bmw535i said:

I've found some footage of disastrous

https://www.facebook.com/itvnews/videos/1015445838...

That's unrepentant.
Or it could be Countdown.Or desolate or pistonhead or Mr t or ajd.
They all blend into one to me.

Its funny how the 5% seem to make so much noise they appear to become 50%, maybe they have some type of magical powers?

[anonymous-user]

Funkycoldribena said:

jamoor said:

don4l said:

Funkycoldribena said:

I love sitting back and reading ajds,Mr T the passporter,pistonheads etc posts.
Gives me a warm glow seeing them still with their knickers in a twist six months on.

They are superb value for money.

On an almost hourly basis they remind us that we WON.

We haven't won just quite yet, we've won once we've made a success of it.

If it all turned tomorrow, its been an eye opener and a hell of a laugh for six months.

As a remainer it's been a great 6 months financially . Made a killing on the back of the pound being trashed .
The biggest laugh is that the typical brexiteers will be the ones that suffer most hardship. Even the establishment such as Bojo & Farage will do very well on the back of the brexiteers misery

[FiF]

EU now beginning to worry that UK will give Art50 notice on 25th March 2017, the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. Even to the extent of contacting the UK Govt and asking that they don't spoil the party. Such a shame, but what a hoot.

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But then we've got to worry about USA, as Barry O'Brama predicted we're going to the back of the queue, but we like queueing so that's OK.

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[Murph7355]

FiF said:

EU now beginning to worry that UK will give Art50 notice on 25th March 2017, the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. Even to the extent of contacting the UK Govt and asking that they don't spoil the party. Such a shame, but what a hoot.
...

And people said there was no plan...a jape by Boris, or just coincidence

[Elysium]

don4l said:

We have already made a success of it - and we haven't even Left yet.

We have the fastest growing economy in Europe.

Manufacturing is growing.

Services are growing.

Consumer spending is rising.

The stock markets are up.

Unemployment is down.

What on Earth will it take to convince you that the Brexit vote was anything other than an outstanding success?

Some sort of causative event.

[anonymous-user]

Funkycoldribena said:

That's unrepentant.
Or it could be Countdown.Or desolate or pistonhead or Mr t or ajd.
They all blend into one to me.

Just seen this - why would it be me?

Where have I spat the dummy over either the eu referendum or the trump victory?

[KrissKross]

Jimboka said:

As a remainer it's been a great 6 months financially . Made a killing on the back of the pound being trashed .
The biggest laugh is that the typical brexiteers will be the ones that suffer most hardship. Even the establishment such as Bojo & Farage will do very well on the back of the brexiteers misery

I am a typical brexiteer, we are about to employ 4 more people in our small business. Our European friends cannot wait to leave as well, whats your point again?

[Deptford Draylons]

KrissKross said:

Jimboka said:

As a remainer it's been a great 6 months financially . Made a killing on the back of the pound being trashed .
The biggest laugh is that the typical brexiteers will be the ones that suffer most hardship. Even the establishment such as Bojo & Farage will do very well on the back of the brexiteers misery

I am a typical brexiteer, we are about to employ 4 more people in our small business. Our European friends cannot wait to leave as well, whats your point again?

Jim is a wind up merchant. The above is lifted from what he wrote almost word for word weeks back. You only have to read some of what he writes to see another ///ajd like clone spreading the same old rubbish day after day trying to bait people for his nightly entertainment.
There are a few intelligent remainers who actually bring up some interesting points and capable of debate. ///ajd and Jim aren't included in that small group though.

[anonymous-user]

Deptford Draylons said:

KrissKross said:

Jimboka said:

As a remainer it's been a great 6 months financially . Made a killing on the back of the pound being trashed .
The biggest laugh is that the typical brexiteers will be the ones that suffer most hardship. Even the establishment such as Bojo & Farage will do very well on the back of the brexiteers misery

I am a typical brexiteer, we are about to employ 4 more people in our small business. Our European friends cannot wait to leave as well, whats your point again?

Jim is a wind up merchant. The above is lifted from what he wrote almost word for word weeks back. You only have to read some of what he writes to see another ///ajd like clone spreading the same old rubbish day after day trying to bait people for his nightly entertainment.
There are a few intelligent remainers who actually bring up some interesting points and capable of debate. ///ajd and Jim aren't included in that small group though.

They have been outed as trolls many times.

However, I think ajd actually does mean some of the stuff he says which makes the thought of his grief even more hilarious

[alfie2244]

bmw535i said:

They have been outed as trolls many times.

However, I think ajd actually does mean some of the stuff he says which makes the thought of his grief even more hilarious

Bless his little cotton socks

[Disastrous]

bmw535i said:

Disastrous said:

Do you think it is?

I think it's exactly how you're acting

But you don't actually think it is me. Good.

Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.

I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.

[anonymous-user]

Disastrous said:

But you don't actually think it is me. Good.

Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.

I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.

It's almost like you're blaming me for the position our government is taking.

You can either support or oppose Brexit. Either way it will happen. I think it is treacherous to dislike the UK as much as you appear to, but who really cares. I'm just a bloke taking the piss out of another on an Internet forum - nothing we say will make any difference. The only difference is that I voted along with the majority and you didn't.

[Disastrous]

bmw535i said:

Disastrous said:

But you don't actually think it is me. Good.

Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.

I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.

It's almost like you're blaming me for the position our government is taking.

You can either support or oppose Brexit. Either way it will happen. I think it is treacherous to dislike the UK as much as you appear to, but who really cares. I'm just a bloke taking the piss out of another on an Internet forum - nothing we say will make any difference. The only difference is that I voted along with the majority and you didn't.

Well, it's not the only difference.

I wouldn't read a post that contains the words "I care a lot for my country" and take from it that the author hates the UK, for example.

[anonymous-user]

Disastrous said:

Well, it's not the only difference.

I wouldn't read a post that contains the words "I care a lot for my country" and take from it that the author hates the UK, for example.

I also have to take all your other posts into consideration