How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 10)

[wc98]

gooner1 said:

Helicopter123 said:

Is this just the latest choke from the supposedly pro-Brexit half of the Tory party? Looks to me like a tacit acceptance of a soft Brexit post May/Corbyn talks.

Tbf, the writing on your breakfast cereal box probably looks like that too.

that has to be a contender for funniest post of the day .

[FiF]

wc98 said:

S1KRR said:

Makes sense from my experience. Look at the vitriol filled posts in this thread from the usual suspects. Who cant debate the point, but just attack the poster. Or the posters source. Then resort to name calling or passive aggression.

As I said elsewhere on the forum, I've had 2 separate first dates in the last few months where the lady in question steered the conversation towards politics, then Brexit and then were visibly twitchy...





...when I explained that I voted Leave.

In both cases they expressed surprise I would do such a thing. I guess I blew their mind (and sadly nothing else ) by not conforming to their stereotype of a Leave voter who shouted at clouds about "immigrants innit" It mattered so much to them that I knew instantly that we wouldn't see each other again.

you need to hold fire on the admission of voting leave until a more interesting time in the relationship. imagine the reaction if one of said ladies was furry handcuffed to the bed ,just on the point of no return and you then tell them you voted leave. ride of your life i would imagine

[anonymous-user]

wc98 said:

you need to hold fire on the admission of voting leave until a more interesting time in the relationship. imagine the reaction if one of said ladies was furry handcuffed to the bed ,just on the point of no return and you then tell them you voted leave. ride of your life i would imagine

I suspect an acusation of rape would shortly follow.

[Helicopter123]

Scottish independence: UK government 'will not grant indyref2 consent'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-po...

If Brexit happens, the United Kingdom increasingly looks certain to break up.

Wheels are already turning.

In order to satisfy an internal wrangle within the Tory party, they have placed the Union in grave jeopardy.

Just what have Brexiters done to this country?

Edited by Helicopter123 on Thursday 25th April 14:48

[amusingduck]

Helicopter123 said:

Just what have Brexiters done to this country?

Voted.

[psi310398]

Helicopter123 said:

Scottish independence: UK government 'will not grant indyref2 consent'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-po...

If Brexit happens, the United Kingdom increasingly looks certain to break up.

Wheels are already turning.

In order to satisfy an internal wrangle within the Tory party, they have placed the Union is in grave jeopardy.

Just what have Brexiters done to this country?

And, just to understand why you are waving your shroud about quite so vigorously, what's so special or essential about the Union?

After all, I'd imagine most would agree that if a marriage no longer suits one party or another, it is better the parties split up and get the chance of an agreeable life apart in the future, rather than forcing them to stay together (probably in misery).

Brexit hasn't brought much new: various factions of Scots, Welsh and Irish (not to mention the Cornish) have been bhing about the Union since its formation, and about England even longer.

[Troubleatmill]

amusingduck said:

Helicopter123 said:

Just what have Brexiters done to this country?

Voted.

Parliament asked us what we wanted.
We wanted to LEAVE.

What does Budgie not understand today?

[andymadmak]

Helicopter123 said:

Scottish independence: UK government 'will not grant indyref2 consent'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-po...

If Brexit happens, the United Kingdom increasingly looks certain to break up.

Wheels are already turning.

In order to satisfy an internal wrangle within the Tory party, they have placed the Union in grave jeopardy.

Just what have Brexiters done to this country?

Edited by Helicopter123 on Thursday 25th April 14:48

Sometimes I am quietly stunned by your levels of naivety Mr H123. Either that or you're being deliberately obtuse.
Ms Sturgeon and the SNP have but one goal in life - specifically to achieve Scottish independence. As such, ANY excuse would have been levied to lobby for another vote (sounds a bit similar to some Remainers)

Brexit is not that excuse. Scottish folk are not so foolish as to fall for the SNP protests about being dragged out of the EU against their will as an excuse for demanding Indyref2 when they know full well that the 2014 vote would have done the same, just as any future vote would do the same. It's rabble rousing of the worst kind, and as such something that I am sure you would rush to condemn..

[gooner1]

Helicopter123 said:

Scottish independence: UK government 'will not grant indyref2 consent'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-po...

If Brexit happens, the United Kingdom increasingly looks certain to break up.

Wheels are already turning.

In order to satisfy an internal wrangle within the Tory party, they have placed the Union in grave jeopardy.

Just what have Brexiters done to this country?

Edited by Helicopter123 on Thursday 25th April 14:48

You would prevent Scotland leaving the Union, if they so wished?
I can see a pattern forming here.

[Robertj21a]

andymadmak said:

Helicopter123 said:

Scottish independence: UK government 'will not grant indyref2 consent'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-po...

If Brexit happens, the United Kingdom increasingly looks certain to break up.

Wheels are already turning.

In order to satisfy an internal wrangle within the Tory party, they have placed the Union in grave jeopardy.

Just what have Brexiters done to this country?

Edited by Helicopter123 on Thursday 25th April 14:48

Sometimes I am quietly stunned by your levels of naivety Mr H123. Either that or you're being deliberately obtuse.
Ms Sturgeon and the SNP have but one goal in life - specifically to achieve Scottish independence. As such, ANY excuse would have been levied to lobby for another vote (sounds a bit similar to some Remainers)

Brexit is not that excuse. Scottish folk are not so foolish as to fall for the SNP protests about being dragged out of the EU against their will as an excuse for demanding Indyref2 when they know full well that the 2014 vote would have done the same, just as any future vote would do the same. It's rabble rousing of the worst kind, and as such something that I am sure you would rush to condemn..

Good post......

[crankedup]

deadslow said:

crankedup said:

Is it worse to drink alcohol from a can when on a public service train which forbids drinking alcohol, or ‘keef’ to have a drink on Wetherspoons.? One drinker is a sitting MP and the other an imaginary figure of fun.

but Keef isn't an imaginary figure of fun. He is a footsoldier in the moron army which has empowered the right wing fanatic tory extreme.

You’ve been reading to many comics maybe.

[crankedup]

ELUSIVEJIM said:

crankedup said:

Is it worse to drink alcohol from a can when on a public service train which forbids drinking alcohol, or ‘keef’ to have a drink on Wetherspoons.? One drinker is a sitting MP and the other an imaginary figure of fun.

Perfect ambassador representing the U.K. as Home Secretary if Labour win the next GE

[Robertj21a]

crankedup said:

ELUSIVEJIM said:

crankedup said:

Is it worse to drink alcohol from a can when on a public service train which forbids drinking alcohol, or ‘keef’ to have a drink on Wetherspoons.? One drinker is a sitting MP and the other an imaginary figure of fun.

Perfect ambassador representing the U.K. as Home Secretary if Labour win the next GE

Now, now..... you know you mustn't assume what people are like just by looking at a photograph. For all you know, she might be an intellectual marvel at dealing with the economy..........

[deadslow]

S1KRR said:

In both cases they expressed surprise I would do such a thing. I guess I blew their mind (and sadly nothing else ) by not conforming to their stereotype of a Leave voter who shouted at clouds about "immigrants innit" It mattered so much to them that I knew instantly that we wouldn't see each other again.

Leaver can't get girlfriend shocker

[alfie2244]

So what did Blair & Soros discuss or more to the point what right do they have to discuss a 2nd referendum with EU officials?

https://euobserver.com/brexit/144724

[Piha]

deadslow said:

S1KRR said:

In both cases they expressed surprise I would do such a thing. I guess I blew their mind (and sadly nothing else ) by not conforming to their stereotype of a Leave voter who shouted at clouds about "immigrants innit" It mattered so much to them that I knew instantly that we wouldn't see each other again.

Leaver can't get girlfriend shocker

A friend of mine recently went on a date after signing up to an online dating site. She had to make her excuses and Leave, as her potential suitor started a full on Gammonista rant about immigrants and taking back control before he had barely sat down.

I did wonder if it was any of the Leave zealots on here...!!!!

[alfie2244]

Piha said:

A friend of mine recently went on a date after signing up to an online dating site. She had to make her excuses and Leave, as her potential suitor started a full on Gammonista rant about immigrants and taking back control before he had barely sat down.

I did wonder if it was any of the Leave zealots on here...!!!!

Fantasist...I call custard.

[NoNeed]

Piha said:

deadslow said:

S1KRR said:

In both cases they expressed surprise I would do such a thing. I guess I blew their mind (and sadly nothing else ) by not conforming to their stereotype of a Leave voter who shouted at clouds about "immigrants innit" It mattered so much to them that I knew instantly that we wouldn't see each other again.

Leaver can't get girlfriend shocker

A friend of mine recently went on a date after signing up to an online dating site. She had to make her excuses and Leave, as her potential suitor started a full on Gammonista rant about immigrants and taking back control before he had barely sat down.

I did wonder if it was any of the Leave zealots on here...!!!!

Anybody going on a date without first having at least one conversation to find out who they are dating is either a fool or a sexual deviant.

[dai1983]

Piha said:

A friend of mine recently went on a date after signing up to an online dating site. She had to make her excuses and Leave, as her potential suitor started a full on Gammonista rant about immigrants and taking back control before he had barely sat down.

I did wonder if it was any of the Leave zealots on here...!!!!

At 33 a colleague is increasingly heading down the “send em back, leave means leave, bloody leftie snowflake, facking student” route. His girlfriend left him for another bloke and I’m guessing she was fed up of listening to that ste.

He got all snowflakey when I brought up the “If you love someone let them go” and similar st he was posting on social media.

[Down and out]

alfie2244 said:

Piha said:

A friend of mine recently went on a date after signing up to an online dating site. She had to make her excuses and Leave, as her potential suitor started a full on Gammonista rant about immigrants and taking back control before he had barely sat down.

I did wonder if it was any of the Leave zealots on here...!!!!

Fantasist...I call custard.

Can I smell sheep?