How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 5)

[citizensm1th]

B'stard Child said:

I agree - question is where were you pre referendum when all the PH undecided in NP&E could have done with your sage advice and constructive arguement

tt! its argument BTW

[alfie2244]

toppstuff said:

B'stard Child said:

The Dangerous Elk said:

Do I take it topnut is a returning banned poster well known for being a troll then ?

Unlikely IMO - you don't as a general rule join up to a forum years ago and then create multiple profiles later on each one getting banned before you go back to your original one?

If you are referring to me - this is correct. I am not a troll. I signed up a long time ago, spent several years in a job that meant I never really went on-line. More recently I spend a lot of time travelling, so this is welcome recreation.

FWIW my comments were nothing to do with dual ID's but an attempt at a joke on the basis our now missing AJD / slasher etc etc was always ribbed about his French connections and you mentioned "possibly being French".. clearly the joke failed

[Balmoral]

TEKNOPUG said:

toppstuff said:

If you choose to not drive your car off a cliff you don’t crash. Which is a good thing.

Or you can sit in the back and let some pisshead from Luxembourg drive...

There isn't a cliff edge, it's a T junction. One way leads to short term pain followed by the freedom of the open road. The other way leads to slightly less short term pain followed by roadworks with a 50mph limit monitered by EU ANPR, the roadworks may have no end. Or turn around and go back the way you came if the one way signs are removed, but there may be a diversion before getting home which brings you back to the T junction again.

[toppstuff]

alfie2244 said:

FWIW my comments was nothing to do with dual ID's but an attempt at a joke on the basis our now missing AJD / slasher etc etc was always ribbed about his French connections and you mentioned "possibly being French".. clearly the joke failed

[B'stard Child]

Gandahar said:

The EU always had us over a barrel

Ahh you want to rent the rubber ring then - I was looking for a sale but if they've had everyone over a barrel I reckon it could become the new lease opportunity

Gandahar said:

Who would have thunk it? Obviously not the older folk with rose tinted glasses who voted said yes to the referendum.

Parliament said yes - not sure they are all older folk with rose tints but OK if you say so

If you mean voted leave - What about the not so older folk that have still got 20/20 eyesight and aren't wearing tints and could see the EU for what it wanted to be.

[B'stard Child]

citizensm1th said:

B'stard Child said:

I agree - question is where were you pre referendum when all the PH undecided in NP&E could have done with your sage advice and constructive arguement

tt! its argument BTW

Fat fingers - stupid small keypad - fk you too

[braddo]

The Dangerous Elk said:

B'stard Child said:

Unlikely IMO - you don't as a general rule join up to a forum years ago and then create multiple profiles later on each one getting banned before you go back to your original one?

That is why I was wondering

Er, Newby, you have nearly 4000 posts in 13 months. If someone looks a bit troll-like, turning up as a Johnny-come-lately and posting a pile of st, it's you.

And you overestimate your intelligence if you haven't been able to follow a couple of pages of this thread. It's important to be in London on Saturday. Your precious Brexit is being taken away from you so if you care about it, go and do something and demonstrate your disapproval by exercising your legitimate right to protest. Otherwise, Newby, you might just be yet another vacuous keyboard warrior who ain't gonna change nothin'.

[amgmcqueen]

Trolleys Thank You said:

Good to see No Deal is realistically no longer an option after Grieve's amendment. The choices now are either May's Vassal state deal or remain where we'll be better off. Article 50 can be revoked.

Time for a referendum Mrs May.

I'd be up for a 2nd referendum.

As long as the options were: No deal/WTO vs Remain.

[B'stard Child]

Balmoral said:

TEKNOPUG said:

toppstuff said:

If you choose to not drive your car off a cliff you don’t crash. Which is a good thing.

Or you can sit in the back and let some pisshead from Luxembourg drive...

There isn't a cliff edge, it's a T junction. One way leads to short term pain followed by the freedom of the open road. The other way leads to slightly less short term pain followed by roadworks with a 50mph limit monitered by EU ANPR, the roadworks may have no end. Or turn around and go back the way you came if the one way signs are removed, but there may be a diversion before getting home which brings you back to the T junction again.

No it's a cliff edge - everyone says it is......... Weeeeeaaarrrrreee dooooooooooommed

[B'stard Child]

braddo said:

The Dangerous Elk said:

B'stard Child said:

Unlikely IMO - you don't as a general rule join up to a forum years ago and then create multiple profiles later on each one getting banned before you go back to your original one?

That is why I was wondering

Er, Newby, you have nearly 4000 posts in 13 months. If someone looks a bit troll-like, turning up as a Johnny-come-lately and posting a pile of st, it's you.

And you overestimate your intelligence if you haven't been able to follow a couple of pages of this thread. It's important to be in London on Saturday. Your precious Brexit is being taken away from you so if you care about it, go and do something and demonstrate your disapproval by exercising your legitimate right to protest. Otherwise, Newby, you might just be yet another vacuous keyboard warrior who ain't gonna change nothin'.

Oi Newby - you've only been here 124 months what have you changed

PS I know how this ends - the multi quote will drive PM nuts

[tumble dryer]

Davislove said:

Trolleys Thank You said:

Good to see No Deal is realistically no longer an option after Grieve's amendment.

explain please

Resident troll. Enjoys throwing bait around.

Bite if you like, but it'll be, predictably, not very enjoyable eating.

[The Dangerous Elk]

braddo said:

Er, Newby, you have nearly 4000 posts in 13 months. If someone looks a bit troll-like, turning up as a Johnny-come-lately and posting a pile of st, it's you.

And you overestimate your intelligence if you haven't been able to follow a couple of pages of this thread. It's important to be in London on Saturday. Your precious Brexit is being taken away from you so if you care about it, go and do something and demonstrate your disapproval by exercising your legitimate right to protest. Otherwise, Newby, you might just be yet another vacuous keyboard warrior who ain't gonna change nothin'.

Err, Ok :

Time for the methadone.

[braddo]

amgmcqueen said:

I'd be up for a 2nd referendum.

As long as the options were: No deal/WTO vs Remain.

No chance. Not after today. No deal is off the table; Parliament will not let it happen.

[B'stard Child]

The Dangerous Elk said:

braddo said:

Er, Newby, you have nearly 4000 posts in 13 months. If someone looks a bit troll-like, turning up as a Johnny-come-lately and posting a pile of st, it's you.

And you overestimate your intelligence if you haven't been able to follow a couple of pages of this thread. It's important to be in London on Saturday. Your precious Brexit is being taken away from you so if you care about it, go and do something and demonstrate your disapproval by exercising your legitimate right to protest. Otherwise, Newby, you might just be yet another vacuous keyboard warrior who ain't gonna change nothin'.

Err, Ok :

Time for the methadone.

Oh you wanna give that stuff up mate - won't do you any good at all

[citizensm1th]

B'stard Child said:

citizensm1th said:

B'stard Child said:

I agree - question is where were you pre referendum when all the PH undecided in NP&E could have done with your sage advice and constructive arguement

tt! its argument BTW

Fat fingers - stupid small keypad - fk you too

I was chuckling at the sheer bhiness of your sentence, the spelling correction was just a happy extra.

[braddo]

B'stard Child said:

Oi Newby - you've only been here 124 months what have you changed

PS I know how this ends - the multi quote will drive PM nuts

Sorry I wasn't talking to you.

[The Dangerous Elk]

braddo said:

No chance. Not after today. No deal is off the table; Parliament will not let it happen.

2nd ref, I would go for that.

Stage 1: Question: Leave/Remain; RESULT = Leave

Stage 2 : Question: This deal or go back to them: Result = ?

[amgmcqueen]

braddo said:

amgmcqueen said:

I'd be up for a 2nd referendum.

As long as the options were: No deal/WTO vs Remain.

No chance. Not after today. No deal is off the table; Parliament will not let it happen.

But I thought everyone had changed their minds to remain now......so whats the problem?

[Trolleys Thank You]

tumble dryer said:

Davislove said:

Trolleys Thank You said:

Good to see No Deal is realistically no longer an option after Grieve's amendment.

explain please

Resident troll. Enjoys throwing bait around.

Bite if you like, but it'll be, predictably, not very enjoyable eating.

No need, just watch the news. Parliament has today taken back control by voting through Dominic Grieve's amendment. MPs can now put forward any amendments they wish after May's first vote fails next week. There's a growing cross party alliance of MPs, working to make No Deal virtually impossible.

Brexit is dead.

[braddo]

Indeed, 4th December 2018, it's quite a momentous day:

Parliament taking back control!!

... after a Prime Minister made a rogue decision to hold an advisory referendum on a subject of absolute national importance, in which his decision to hold the referendum had NOTHING to do with national importance, but was only done for party political purposes and there was no planning whatsoever for one of the two outcomes....

Edited by braddo on Tuesday 4th December 22:37