The People's Vote - which way would you vote?

[citizensm1th]

Tuna said:

My gosh, you have problems.

Sadly for you I don't actually give a monkeys about your opinions. The dig was aimed at 'nut, who is so dedicated to the cause that he wouldn't allow a little hypocrisy to get in the way.

Seems to have touched a nerve though - you're not so fragile that you can't take a little criticism can you? You seem so unswerving in your beliefs, I'm surprised you feel you have to defend them.

Crack on though it it makes you feel better about yourself

yep sheeple, you poor poor thing

[mx5nut]

gizlaroc said:

If you watch the video it looks like all those sitting on the floor have got up when the ambulance is approaching, then by the time it gets there they have parted to let it through.
The camera angles make it difficult to know, but there is very obviously people sat on the floor at the start and 20 seconds later they are off and the line of people seems to be spread outwards with a gap that is hard to see because of the angle.

I wonder why the video moves away from them and then suddenly stops?


Look at 12 seconds and then at 38 seconds.

Are you suggesting that the video released by Leave.EU's official Twitter account is deliberately edited in such a way to make Leave.EU look bad?

[mx5nut]

Ron Maiden said:

Helicopter123 said:

Blocking an ambulance with lights on from attending a possible life and death situation is about as low as it gets.

That's low but nowhere near as low as it gets, low to me is an organisation that we joined in the 70s known as the common
market .in order to trade...

Wow, somebody is actually claiming that being part of the European Union is worse than stopping an ambulance responding to an emergency call and potentially saving somebody's life.

Full marks for honesty, but how did these guys get so brainwashed in their hateful views?

[Piha]

mx5nut said:

https://twitter.com/LeaveEUOfficial/status/1073558...

People's Vote march goes ahead with 700,000 people and no significant incidents.

When Brextremists try the same, the best footage they can find of their day out is them stopping an ambulance from attending an emergency call.

That'll show those elites!

Oh my days...!!!!!!

What is wrong with those people? Why on earth are they blocking that ambulance? Near to the entrance of one of Londons busiest hospitals. And then they thought it would be a fabulous idea to use the video footage to promote themselves..!!!!

I take it this was the mighty Pro Brexit march that would attract more people than the Peoples Vote march did?

And the European hating Leave.EU thought it would be a good idea to try to copy those European Frenchies yellow vest protesters dress code.....

[Roofless Toothless]

In the late nineties the Blood Service team I was working with at the time was located right in the heart of the city of London, bleeding donors from the big banks and financial businesses located there. One afternoon there was one of those anti-capitalist demonstrations going on as we loaded up our kit onto the truck and stowed the donations in the side bay.

We hadn't gone very far when we were halted by a bunch of the protestors sitting in the road ahead. The police saw our predicament but were not doing a lot to help. Our driver, a dour Scottish chap of few words got out of the truck and had a brief chat with the protestors, who all got up and cleared our path.

After we had driven through I asked him how he had managed it. He told me that he said our truck weighed seven and a half tons, had 150 blood donations on board which could help save the lives of at least this number of patients, and as there were only about twenty of them it was all really just a question of mathematics.

[Ron Maiden]

mx5nut said:

Ron Maiden said:

Helicopter123 said:

Blocking an ambulance with lights on from attending a possible life and death situation is about as low as it gets.

That's low but nowhere near as low as it gets, low to me is an organisation that we joined in the 70s known as the common
market, in order to trade, and we were told it would not be political, it then morphed into a huge corrupt dictatorship taking
billions of pounds from us and making many of our laws amid a myriad of other nasty's , that's low, very very low, its called the EU.

Why any sane person would think the sun shines out of its backside is just incredulous.

What it started out as... potentially a brilliant idea.

What it actually turned into and who is running the show...... despicably bad. quote


How's your MX5's corrosion prevention measures bearing up so far Nutty?, mind when rot is that bad you are only
kidding yourself on by covering up what's really going on, it will still be rotten to the core ( and worsening by the day)
even though you cant see it.

Sounds very similar to something else.

Is it the wacky oil you have using instead of waxoyl by any chance? .

[Tankrizzo]

Turbotechnic said:

Your life must be pretty empty. You seem to be on this forum every hour of the day spouting off about Brexit.

I often do wonder what some of these single-issue posters are like in real life. I can picture them out having a coffee and a cake with their wife, doing a bit of Christmas shopping. Perhaps they've stopped in Prezzo for a meatball calzone. Their wife is happily explaining about Christmas plans, but a little like Homer Simpson, the poster is only superficially listening. Internally, their mind is pinwheeling with Brexit-based insults and throwaway one-liners about a nebulous group called "Brexiteers" who, in the poster's mind, used time travel to return to the Middle Ages and seed the Black Death to kill off enough intelligent people to only leave....48%.

Suddenly - the hand goes up to stop the spouse mid-flow.

"Wait!".

"WAIT."

The phone is produced from the pocket, the 12 stars glimmering in the soft faux-Italian light.

"I've thought of a lovely combination of mentioning Arron Banks, unicorns, a People's Vote, racism, the opinion of some bloke on Twitter with 3 followers, and that BLOODY BUS. That's bound to leave those fking Brexity gammons on Pistonheads seething into their middle-class Waitrose cornflakes sprinkled with shredded Daily Mail."

Meanwhile the wife has left to finally move in with Tim from over the road who doesn't have a Facebook account and goes to football on a Saturday.

[gizlaroc]

[don'tbesilly]

Tankrizzo said:

Turbotechnic said:

Your life must be pretty empty. You seem to be on this forum every hour of the day spouting off about Brexit.

I often do wonder what some of these single-issue posters are like in real life. I can picture them out having a coffee and a cake with their wife, doing a bit of Christmas shopping. Perhaps they've stopped in Prezzo for a meatball calzone. Their wife is happily explaining about Christmas plans, but a little like Homer Simpson, the poster is only superficially listening. Internally, their mind is pinwheeling with Brexit-based insults and throwaway one-liners about a nebulous group called "Brexiteers" who, in the poster's mind, used time travel to return to the Middle Ages and seed the Black Death to kill off enough intelligent people to only leave....48%.

Suddenly - the hand goes up to stop the spouse mid-flow.

"Wait!".

"WAIT."

The phone is produced from the pocket, the 12 stars glimmering in the soft faux-Italian light.

"I've thought of a lovely combination of mentioning Arron Banks, unicorns, a People's Vote, racism, the opinion of some bloke on Twitter with 3 followers, and that BLOODY BUS. That's bound to leave those fking Brexity gammons on Pistonheads seething into their middle-class Waitrose cornflakes sprinkled with shredded Daily Mail."

Meanwhile the wife has left to finally move in with Tim from over the road who doesn't have a Facebook account and goes to football on a Saturday.

Alternatively they are out Christmas shopping and Hubby sees a toy in the shop window, the Toy a pretty unicorn manufactured in China brings a gleeful smirk to Hubby's face, Hubby's not thinking about his kiddies he's thinking of PH.

Hubby stops the wife, says he must take a photo of said unicorn for his chums on a car forum, his wife seemingly stunned by her Hubby's somewhat repeated juvenile behaviour wanders away whilst ringing the hunky Scot she met while Hubby was doing the same the previous week and she'd wandered into Starbucks whilst taking in her Hubby's bizarre behaviour.

Edited by don'tbesilly on Sunday 16th December 11:12

[johnxjsc1985]

mean while back at the funny farm there is still no confidence in a no confidence vote?

[Nickgnome]

don'tbesilly said:

Alternatively their out Christmas shopping and Hubby sees a toy in the shop window, the Toy a pretty unicorn manufactured in China brings a gleeful smirk to Hubby's face, Hubby's not thinking about his kiddies he's thinking of PH.

Hubby stops the wife, says he must take a photo of said unicorn for his chums on a car forum, his wife seemingly stunned by her Hubby's somewhat repeated juvenile behaviour wanders away whilst ringing the hunky Scot she met while Hubby was doing the same the previous week and she'd wandered into Starbucks whilst taking in her Hubby's bizarre behaviour.

THEIR??

Autobiographical?

[PositronicRay]

don'tbesilly said:

Tankrizzo said:

Turbotechnic said:

Your life must be pretty empty. You seem to be on this forum every hour of the day spouting off about Brexit.

I often do wonder what some of these single-issue posters are like in real life. I can picture them out having a coffee and a cake with their wife, doing a bit of Christmas shopping. Perhaps they've stopped in Prezzo for a meatball calzone. Their wife is happily explaining about Christmas plans, but a little like Homer Simpson, the poster is only superficially listening. Internally, their mind is pinwheeling with Brexit-based insults and throwaway one-liners about a nebulous group called "Brexiteers" who, in the poster's mind, used time travel to return to the Middle Ages and seed the Black Death to kill off enough intelligent people to only leave....48%.

Suddenly - the hand goes up to stop the spouse mid-flow.

"Wait!".

"WAIT."

The phone is produced from the pocket, the 12 stars glimmering in the soft faux-Italian light.

"I've thought of a lovely combination of mentioning Arron Banks, unicorns, a People's Vote, racism, the opinion of some bloke on Twitter with 3 followers, and that BLOODY BUS. That's bound to leave those fking Brexity gammons on Pistonheads seething into their middle-class Waitrose cornflakes sprinkled with shredded Daily Mail."

Meanwhile the wife has left to finally move in with Tim from over the road who doesn't have a Facebook account and goes to football on a Saturday.

Alternatively they are out Christmas shopping and Hubby sees a toy in the shop window, the Toy a pretty unicorn manufactured in China brings a gleeful smirk to Hubby's face, Hubby's not thinking about his kiddies he's thinking of PH.

Hubby stops the wife, says he must take a photo of said unicorn for his chums on a car forum, his wife seemingly stunned by her Hubby's somewhat repeated juvenile behaviour wanders away whilst ringing the hunky Scot she met while Hubby was doing the same the previous week and she'd wandered into Starbucks whilst taking in her Hubby's bizarre behaviour.

Edited by don'tbesilly on Sunday 16th December 11:12

Probably gives them time to post in "classics from the Mrs" and "weird neighbours thread" too.

[colin_p]

The EU as naff as a Ferrero Rochet Ambassador's Reception, "Ooo with these rules you are really spoiling us".

Whilst at the same time being as hostile as a panel of Eurovision song contest judges, "UK, nil points".

[colonel c]

Hilary Benn on Radio 4’s Any Questions. Proposing that sixteen and seventeen year olds should be included in the ‘People’s vote’. Much to the delight of the EU enthused audience.

[colin_p]

colonel c said:

Hilary Benn on Radio 4’s Any Questions. Proposing that sixteen and seventeen year olds should be included in the ‘People’s vote’. Much to the delight of the EU enthused audience.

That would be like a Turkey voting for Christmas.