More facile vacuous irony? No intellectual progress from you then.....
I expect an infantile thumbs up for this comment by the way....
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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I expect an infantile thumbs up for this comment by the way....
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
My vacuous irony is far out of its depth, I mean just count for yourself the hilarious 'taking back control' japes in recent posts.
Genius.
Your 'vacuous irony' is indeed out of its depth.
Keep championing the Brexit you voted for though.... the black humour it generates still entertains..... it's just that it doesn't reflect too well on your cognitive powers.... then or now.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
We all have our crosses to bear.
I am glad you own it... carry on!
..thanks as always for the confirmative thumbs up. You are a monument to predictability
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Randy McNob
> > > > > > Cardiff > > > > >
- Jun 13, 2020
- 4,732
He does have a point, Your judgement generally on all topics would largely taken with a pinch of salt seeing how easily you were taken in by the charlatans that sold it to you despite clear and obvious facts that debunked all the nonsense
Wokeworrier
Active member
Do you think the fine body of men and women who have devoted so much of their time complaining about Brexit .. year after year .. after year .. after year .. have quite worked out that they will all most likely be voting/hoping for a Labour government that is promising continuity Brexit at the next GE ?
The Clamp
Well-known member
A moot point really.Do you think the fine body of men and women who have devoted so much of their time complaining about Brexit .. year after year .. after year .. after year .. have quite worked out that they will all most likely be voting/hoping for a Labour government that is promising continuity Brexit at the next GE ?
Tories aren’t going to take us back into the EU. I don’t think any party is going to do that for quite some time to come.
So all being equal, if no party is going to do that, I’d rather have Labour in charge than the current crop of criminals, incompetents, and liars.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,282
Well of course he won't. Anyone with more than two brain cells knows that. But that won't stop the other 'side' from blaming him for the shitshow we'll still be living through.
It's pure pantomime, orchestrated by people who, quite frankly, couldn't care less about the general public.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,282
I think most people who voted to stay in the EU might still WANT to rejoin, but accept it's not going to happen anytime soon. Ironically, it's only the 'You lost, get over it' gang who keep wanging on about the fact that 'remoaners' still can't accept the result!Do you think the fine body of men and women who have devoted so much of their time complaining about Brexit .. year after year .. after year .. after year .. have quite worked out that they will all most likely be voting/hoping for a Labour government that is promising continuity Brexit at the next GE ?
So making the best of a bad situation is all we all can hope for.
The Clamp
Well-known member
In fact, I'd rather have a Labour government and be out of the EU than this Tory government and be in the EU.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,945
I love these little reminders of just how gullible, naïve or plain wrong certain people have been (and continue to be), on their various accounts having long ago given up any hope of actually trying to defend their decision to campaign for Brexit 
It's as if they're worried that everyone has forgotten
Thumbs up
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Give me a thumbs up, realise it looks stupid as I predicted it, take it away again. Decisions, decisions
And it's back again seconds after me making the edit above, looks like you've got your job for the day sorted
It's as if they're worried that everyone has forgotten
Thumbs up
*edit*
Give me a thumbs up, realise it looks stupid as I predicted it, take it away again. Decisions, decisions
And it's back again seconds after me making the edit above, looks like you've got your job for the day sorted
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….and that sums it up. The hard of thinking Brexiters who looked in vain for the fulfilment of their unicorn dreams are reduced to celebrating the fact that no Party is prepared to overturn their disastrous 2016 choice…. for the time being. It’s hardly the aspiration they were promised, but hey ho, as long as Remain voters stay unhappy….
- Oct 12, 2022
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Are you for real?
Almost a self-parody.
Almost a self-parody.
That how a 'winner' sounds these days, sadly.
I find it sad that a fellow BHA supporter can be such a dim and nasty prick. And even though I have him on ignore his prickery keeps seeping through, via replies.I love these little reminders of just how gullible, naïve or plain wrong certain people have been (and continue to be), on their various accounts having long ago given up any hope of actually trying to defend their decision to campaign for Brexit
It's as if they're worried that everyone has forgotten
Thumbs up
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Give me a thumbs up, realise it looks stupid as I predicted it, take it away again. Decisions, decisions
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And it's back again, looks like you've got your job for the day sorted
People like the prat to whom you replied are the sort of people who, if finding themselves in a car crash, with one leg missing, would see their brother with both legs missing, and laugh in jubilation. Revolting specimens.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,945
rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
- 8,231
another fulfilling day, potty