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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
PostPosted: Thu Feb 08, 2018 9:36 
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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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We're not going to win a second referendum if we continually look down on people who voted Leave...were convinced by the arguments, however empty, of people they trusted such as Mr Johnson.


I would suggest that anyone who saw Boris Johnson as a trusted source of information in the first place deserves to be looked down upon.

Though it's besides the point as there isn't going to be a second referendum; the Tories as a whole are too fucking stupid/nakedly self-interested and Theresa May is too weak/power-hungry to overcome that.


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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Though it's besides the point as there isn't going to be a second referendum; the Tories as a whole are too fucking stupid/nakedly self-interested and Theresa May is too weak/power-hungry to overcome that.


I'm not so sure about this now. I think the tectonic plates are shifting in favour of one on the final agreement and arrangement (I don't like the term 'deal'). If, as seems likely, it is unacceptable in different ways to either the hard core leavers, the soft remainers, the soft leavers, and however else with divide it, a plebiscite on the final terms would allow the parties to wash their hands without having to support something they find utterly distasteful.

It wouldn't be a second referendum because the question and the extent of knowledge will be vastly different to how things were in June 2016. In parliamentary terms, if the original referendum was second reading (do you agree with the principle), this would be a third reading (do you agree with the execution).


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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My view is that it's going to be a Hobson's choice and the UK will crash out with no deal.

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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My view is that it's going to be a Hobson's choice and the UK will crash out with no deal.


And Anthony Eden does a little victory dance as he finally gets to remove the 'worst post-war Prime Minister' sash.


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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My view is that it's going to be a Hobson's choice and the UK will crash out with no deal.


And Anthony Eden does a little victory dance as he finally gets to remove the 'worst post-war Prime Minister' sash.


Which he bestows upon a young wookie called Chewbacca, and thus Mr Dave's dream Star Wars prequel is borne, from the fires of Brexit.


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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DavPaz wrote:
MaliA wrote:
I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.

We're all probably directly descended from Charlemagne and Mohammed.

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MaliA wrote:
My view is that it's going to be a Hobson's choice and the UK will crash out with no deal.


And Anthony Eden does a little victory dance as he finally gets to remove the 'worst post-war Prime Minister' sash.


Which he bestows upon a young wookie called Chewbacca, and thus Mr Dave's dream Star Wars prequel is borne, from the fires of Brexit.

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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DavPaz wrote:
MaliA wrote:
I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.

You're probably directly descended from Gazza and Mekon.

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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DavPaz wrote:
MaliA wrote:
I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.

We're all probably directly descended from Charlemagne and Mohammed.

What about Ghengis Kahn? Stop being ethnocentric.


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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Atilla the Hun is probably a better bet, if I understand the time periods required. Although I've always though of MaliA as more of a Alexander the Great type, to be honest.


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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Atilla the Hun is probably a better bet, if I understand the time periods required. Although I've always though of MaliA as more of a Alexander the Great type, to be honest.

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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DavPaz wrote:
MaliA wrote:
I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.

We're all probably directly descended from Charlemagne and Mohammed.


The right wing press commentariat outrage at the Cheddar Man story has given much entertainment over the last week or so.

I also am outraged, but solely because nobody thought to call him Cheddar George.

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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DavPaz wrote:
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DavPaz wrote:
MaliA wrote:
I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.

We're all probably directly descended from Charlemagne and Mohammed.

What about Ghengis Kahn? Stop being ethnocentric.

How did you manage to spell both of his names wrong? :)

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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DavPaz wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
DavPaz wrote:
MaliA wrote:
I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.

We're all probably directly descended from Charlemagne and Mohammed.

What about Ghengis Kahn? Stop being ethnocentric.

How did you manage to spell both of his names wrong? :)

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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DavPaz wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
DavPaz wrote:
MaliA wrote:
I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.

We're all probably directly descended from Charlemagne and Mohammed.

What about Ghengis Kahn? Stop being ethnocentric.

How did you manage to spell both of his names wrong? :)

I borrowed Mimi's phone

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DavPaz wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
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MaliA wrote:
I got my gran's birth certificate from Irelaid with Kern's help (he did everything). As I opened it, MrsA helpfully said "It could turn out we're cousins".

We're all cousins, when you go back far enough.

We're all probably directly descended from Charlemagne and Mohammed.

What about Ghengis Kahn? Stop being ethnocentric.

How did you manage to spell both of his names wrong? :)

I borrowed Mimi's phone

Ruuukfjhsklafihbsnsifude!

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Haha, you dick :D

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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I think uni fees will go up post brexit, and it'll end up like America.

I note in Ireland it's €3k a year, so I'm a bit tempted to move in 10 years to qualify if all looks to be the same.

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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I think uni fees will go up post brexit, and it'll end up like America.

I note in Ireland it's €3k a year, so I'm a bit tempted to move in 10 years to qualify if all looks to be the same.


General cost of living in Ireland is way higher though. Even in rural Ireland in the town my wife’s family live stuff costs more than in London.

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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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Reading the transcript of yesterday's PMQs and Mr Corbyn came across as the most pressing he's been on Brexit. Mrs May could only make a cheap Czech gag/slur, and witter on about fucking blue passports.


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 Post subject: Re: Taking the Brexit
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Reading the transcript of yesterday's PMQs and Mr Corbyn came across as the most pressing he's been on Brexit. Mrs May could only make a cheap Czech gag/slur, and witter on about fucking blue passports.


I thought you were joking because it's such a cliched Brexiteer thing to go on about, but no, there's actually a whole conversation about the colour of fucking passports. 8)


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And it turns out that they could have been red, blue, or purple with holographic unicorns all along.

To be honest, I've very much lost track of when I am being sarcastic and trolling in this thread and when I'm being genuine. Future historians will look back on this period of our history with amazement.


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I really hope future historians don't study Beex.


Hello future historians!

The combination to my safe is LEFT 2; RIGHT 2; LEFT 5; RIGH- ARGH! ARGH! ARGH!


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I really hope future historians don't study Beex.


I hope they do. In 100 years' time researchers will cite us as a representative sample of what real people in the old UK did and thought about their lives, giving us an immortality of sorts.

Otherwise, all we are is dust in the wind.


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... Dude.

Hey! Future historians! I like my red passport!

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And it turns out that they could have been red, blue, or purple with holographic unicorns all along.

To be honest, I've very much lost track of when I am being sarcastic and trolling in this thread and when I'm being genuine. Future historians will look back on this period of our history with amazement.

More likely just utter contempt.


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I fear that future folk will all be too busy trying to survive and then pick up the pieces to wonder or care about the generation of utter fuckwits who had it all and chose to throw it all away by just staring at their fucking phones.


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I fear that future folk will all be too busy trying to survive and then pick up the pieces to wonder or care about the generation of utter fuckwits who had it all and chose to throw it all away by just staring at their fucking phones.


Is this an attempt at some weird anti-millenial crack?


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Not anti-millenial in the slightest, I'm talking about my own generation as much as any other. I just have an increasingly unshakable feeling that we're sleepwalking into a fucking disaster.


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Not anti-millenial in the slightest, I'm talking about my own generation as much as any other. I just have an increasingly unshakable feeling that we're sleepwalking into a fucking disaster.


Fair enough, I just thought because the 'staring at phones' thing is the usual jibe at millenials. That said I don't think we're distractedly sleepwalking into anything; once the referendum was decided I don't feel anyone has any real power to change how this plays out. People are plenty engaged and outraged, it just doesn't have any impact. :(


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Not anti-millenial in the slightest, I'm talking about my own generation as much as any other. I just have an increasingly unshakable feeling that we're sleepwalking into a fucking disaster.


Fair enough, I just thought because the 'staring at phones' thing is the usual jibe at millenials. That said I don't think we're distractedly sleepwalking into anything; once the referendum was decided I don't feel anyone has any real power to change how this plays out. People are plenty engaged and outraged, it just doesn't have any impact. :(


We have power to influence how it plays out . We, by far, have not done our bit.

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When is millenials?


Anyone younger than you who does something you disapprove of even though it doesn't affect you in any way.

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It’s not firm defined, but 1980-1999 is what I usually see written.

So, that’s Russell. Us 70s baby’s are Generation X.

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We, by far, have not done our bit.


Hey, I 'liked' a funny cartoon video of Nigel Farage and a bear.


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It's always Russel's fault.

Thank goodness you agree. I keep telling him that and I don’t think he believes me.

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Thank goodness you agree. I keep telling him that and I don’t think he believes me.

I'm coming round to the idea.

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