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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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- Jul 10, 2003
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Have a great night as the construction industry will definitely be one of the areas to benefit from Brexit, definitely no more 'foreign workers'. Enjoy what you've won - BONG
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melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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They will sit and wait for the slightest thing to go wrong. Hoping and praying that it does because that's the way they are. Much better to do that than get behind this great nation and move forward together.
melias shoes
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Have a great night as the construction industry will definitely be one of the areas to benefit from Brexit, definitely no more 'foreign workers' - BONG
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
With that comment in context, you’ve shown your lack of understanding of the situation.
A family is worse off when a rebellious teenager cuts them out, but the rest of the family harmony is stronger.
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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not staying for a smooch later thenHave a great night as the construction industry will definitely be one of the areas to benefit from Brexit, definitely no more 'foreign workers'. Enjoy what you've won - BONG
regards
DF
Pretty pink fairy
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not staying for a smooch later then
regards
DF
I'm not personally going to celebrate the rollout of Iain Duncan Smith's universal credits, but you go for it, after all it's what you won
Have a great night and I'll see you tomorrow
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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YOU'LL BE MISSEDI'm not personally going to celebrate the rollout of Iain Duncan Smith's universal credits, but you go for it, after all it's what you won
Have a great night and I'll see you tomorrow
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DF
- Apr 5, 2014
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I’ve never liked Europe. Not since I heard how Franco rigged the Eurovision Song Contest in 1968 to stop Cliff Richard winning. I only voted remain because I thought we still stood a chance. What a fool I was. I’m off to the seafront to make obscene gestures and unintelligible grunts in the direction of France (Once someone tells me where it is). Then it’s home to party like its 1973. That’ll show ‘em. You can stick your silly songs up yer jacksy.
Raleigh Chopper
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Stupid bitch.
There will be plenty to rant about when the pack of cards fall down and your Union Jack granny knickers fall to your ankles.
seagullwedgee
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- Aug 9, 2005
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Woaahhh boy, that kind of insulting personal attack is surely worthy of censure. Or you could withdraw it before its seen....
banjo
GOSBTS
Not long now we’ll be out out.
Raleigh Chopper
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Ha ha! Go choke on it!
Mind those fires won't you or it could be you that's choking.
That would be awful.
Take care down there.
Sorrel
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I suspect that in the 21st century this event is a minor one and that environmental and climate issues are going to prove far more important.
But from a democratic point of view I'm glad to see that the votes of myself and others in 2016 are being honoured tonight; hopefully many of those who didn't support this path will in the future also feel their opinions and voices count, because without that it's not easy to build a durable society.
But from a democratic point of view I'm glad to see that the votes of myself and others in 2016 are being honoured tonight; hopefully many of those who didn't support this path will in the future also feel their opinions and voices count, because without that it's not easy to build a durable society.
Hampster Gull
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Have you tried Evening Primrose Oil?