Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

If you love the UK so much Betty, go back home and support your country like a good patriot.

Originally Posted by Troy

What a strange post. I can't think how you managed to dream up such a dreadful analogy.

Its exactly how you and your ilk come across Troy. Instead of accepting the democratic decision and work to deliver it all you've done with your Corbyn and SNP loons is to frustrate, weaken and take pleasure in any news which runs the country down - but you don't see that OR you do because when all is said and done you don't really give a shit - look at the company you find yourself with on here: Gent, Foo, Buttfly et al, speaks for itself.

Originally Posted by Troy

P no-deal Brexit or her plan.

They seem like the only two realistic options available. May can tweak her plan A to get a Plan B or Plan C (call them Plan A1/A2/A3 if you like) but very soon, a choice will be made on those two options, IMO.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

look at the company you find yourself with on here: Gent, Foo, Buttfly et al, speaks for itself.

There you go again with your puerile 'wanna be in my gang' trolling.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Its exactly how you and your ilk come across Troy.

and how do you think you come across? Your post resembles much of "but mine is a cashier"..

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Its exactly how you and your ilk come across Troy. Instead of accepting the democratic decision and work to deliver it all you've done with your Corbyn and SNP loons is to frustrate, weaken and take pleasure in any news which runs the country down - but you don't see that OR you do because when all is said and done you don't really give a shit - look at the company you find yourself with on here: Gent, Foo, Buttfly et al, speaks for itself.

Brexit has run the country down not the opposition to it.

Brexit is party independent so you can forget blaming Corbyn et al.

Populism is not democracy, and certainly not when it fails to provide truthful consequences, admittedly on both sides.

The painful truth of Brexit is that it is a failure in all respects and whatever the outcome, including remain, the UK has lost respect in the world.

Originally Posted by Neverna

They seem like the only two realistic options available. May can tweak her plan A to get a Plan B or Plan C (call them Plan A1/A2/A3 if you like) but very soon, a choice will be made on those two options, IMO.

I think I'll wait to see which amendments Bercow decides to allow and what the decision is in Parliament next week. A deal, previously defeated by such a huge margin stinks. The alternative you suggest stinks even more.

Originally Posted by cyrille

There you go again with your puerile 'wanna be in my gang' trolling.

There you are Cy, still casting around, there's a good boy. seems like i've got an admirer, fills the lonely void now Princess has dumped me.

Originally Posted by lom

and how do you think you come across? Your post resembles much of "but mine is a cashier"..

Lom apologies if i didn't include you in the list.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Lom apologies if i didn't include you in the list.

You are advertising your intellectual disability

Originally Posted by lom

You are advertising your intellectual disability

I could make a fortune eh, advertising is all about getting the message across no matter what the audience.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

I could make a fortune eh, advertising is all about getting the message across no matter what the audience.

It's like 'convincing' everyone that water is wet.

Originally Posted by cyrille

It's like 'convincing' everyone that water is wet.

You've got it. Now would you like me to send you the link to the bet365 rules, i'm sure someone with your talent could understand them.

OK - you know more about that godawful site advertised by the most annoying 'wenker' in the stratosphere than I do.

Congrats.

Originally Posted by cyrille

OK - you know more about that godawful site advertised by the most annoying 'wenker' in the stratosphere than I do. Congrats.

Gosh, Cy its a little early to be getting uppity. Pick up an exercise book, get the red pen out and start correcting - 5 mins you'll feel great.

Right, back on topic.

So Art 50 extension, Mays Deal, Hard ......RF2

Originally Posted by Mandaloopy

If you love the UK so much Betty, go back home and support your country like a good patriot.

By the same token why don't you go and live in the EU if you love it so much, do you see how childish and irrelevant that argument is yet?

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Gosh, Cy its a little early to be getting uppity. Pick up an exercise book, get the red pen out and start correcting - 5 mins you'll feel great.

Wouldn't surprise me if that is the only enjoyment he gets in life, bringing misery to children by picking out every fault he can with them and their school work.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Wouldn't surprise me if that is the only enjoyment he gets in life, bringing misery to children by picking out every fault he can with them and their school work.

Bit like water finding its level to use the damp analogy he's fond of.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

By the same token why don't you go and live in the EU if you love it so much, do you see how childish and irrelevant that argument is yet?

I don't think so,really. Part of being an expat is embracing other cultures, multiculturalism and other languages. Where I choose to do this matters very little. Brexiteers and petrified of the future and long for the past when the world was pink. I do a bit of recruitment these days- any Brexit nonsense when I look on FB and the CV gets binned- by that I mean blatantly false "news". I don't want to put an isolationist bigot in a foreign country

and they call the liberals snowflake...lol

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Right, back on topic.

So Art 50 extension, Mays Deal, Hard ......RF2

I think today's topic is the movement of business HQs out of the UK. It appears they have lost patience with the government and voting with their feet.

I can hear the response already, it's only a few people and jobs won't be affected. Don't kid yourselves, it is a loss of confidence, which will result in a loss of investment, which will see lost jobs.

I am currently looking at my Plan B, which unlike PM May, is very different to Plan A.