And finally, I don’t think you’ve really thought any of your posts through. You’re just trotting out hackneyed crap we’ve heard a million times before.
But I look forward to your replies all the same.
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And finally, I don’t think you’ve really thought any of your posts through. You’re just trotting out hackneyed crap we’ve heard a million times before.
But I look forward to your replies all the same.
View attachment 103837 Theresa May's Bulletproof dress.
Those leather trousers she wore made me feel nauseous, please don’t.
Great negotiation strategy, Corbyn wants no deal off the table, no wonder this loser will never be Prime Minister.
It’s been on the table or over two years now....it’s worked well so far hasn’t it?
What is it they say about doing the same thing and expecting a different outcome?
pastafarian
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There are some people that before ending up on the losing side in the 2016 referendum vote were adamant referendums have no place in our democracy, are a terrible idea for making a political decision and should never be used who have since losing the 2016 vote changed their minds and are now in favour of the referendum process.
Out of interest have you told anyone currently supporting another referendum and backing the Peoples Vote lobby that referendums shouldn't have a place in a parliamentary democracy?
fanseagull
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neilbard
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Well, you people have obviously been so successful persuading us remainers that the second referendum was all fair and above board, that we’ve all come round to the idea so much, we want a third one.
Perhaps now, you could all use your persuasive powers and persuade theEU that we can have our cake and eat it too.
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What a stupid question.
pastafarian
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To be fair, I think pastafarian is one of the last happy Brexiteers on here. He doesn't know what he wants and he doesn't know what he's going to get.
I am indeed still happy, i generally like to be happy in life anyway, life is too short to be one of those negative types always moaning. And still happy knowing that i am going to get what i wanted even if you find that confusing.
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I am indeed still happy, i generally like to be happy in life anyway, life is too short to be one of those negative types always moaning. And still happy knowing that i am going to get what i wanted even if you find that confusing.
So which was it you've been hoping for all along and were too ashamed to say
Norway or No Brexit?
pastafarian
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So which was it you've been hoping for all along and were too ashamed to say
Norway or No Brexit?
Has your crystal ball come up with a prediction of how we will Leave yet (deal or no deal). It appears broken.....have you tried turning it off and on again ?
Carry on reading. What page are you on?
https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showt...down-to-11PM-GMT-on-Friday-29th-of-March-2019
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Norway or No Brexit (or are you still happy with either) ?
pastafarian
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Meh, just wondered if maybe you had the courage behind your conviction that we shouldnt have referendums in a parliamentary democracy.
no deal, wto!
I think referendums where the result is as woolly as the 2016 one was are bad ideas, because you end up with situations like this where hardly anyone can agree on what should happen. Had the Leave campaign specified what sort of version of Leave they wanted in 2016 we wouldn't be here, as people would have known exactly what they were voting for.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Hmmmm....