Lady Murasaki wrote:It was in the small print Az, under the front wheel.
No kids in the UK have been named Nigel in the last year, what a legacy.
Lady Murasaki wrote:It was in the small print Az, under the front wheel.
Stooo wrote:McAz wrote:Stooo wrote:McAz wrote:Ho, ho, ho.
That sort of thing just triggers them, I'm just going to stick to the politics of the issue rather than resort to the derision that has been aimed at people like me for the last few months
I'm considerably cheaper than thou - derision does me fine.
Ha, ha, ha.
I can't do it, I feel that it's going to be more helpful to talk truth and sense rather than take the piss.
The EUref turned tribal, we should work together for reform rather than legging it and calling the other side traitors.
McAz wrote:Stooo wrote:McAz wrote:Stooo wrote:McAz wrote:Ho, ho, ho.
That sort of thing just triggers them, I'm just going to stick to the politics of the issue rather than resort to the derision that has been aimed at people like me for the last few months
I'm considerably cheaper than thou - derision does me fine.
Ha, ha, ha.
I can't do it, I feel that it's going to be more helpful to talk truth and sense rather than take the piss.
The EUref turned tribal, we should work together for reform rather than legging it and calling the other side traitors.
Of course we should - but relish this glimmer of light, and allow yourself a restrained titter.
Big Fat Frosty wrote:lets hope he doesn't have an unforeseen heart attack
or fall of a mountain whilst out walking
McAz wrote:Big Fat Frosty wrote:lets hope he doesn't have an unforeseen heart attack
or fall of a mountain whilst out walking
It'll just be coincidence if he does - honest.
Cannydc wrote:Britain’s credit rating has been slashed again over fears Brexit could harm the country’s economic growth.
Moody’s, one of the UK’s top ratings agencies, downgraded the country to an Aa2 from an Aa1 rating earlier this week.
The firm claimed plans to leave the EU had sparked economic certainty at a time when the Government’s debt reduction plans appeared to have run off course....
Remember when we were AAA ?
Cannydc wrote:Britain’s credit rating has been slashed again over fears Brexit could harm the country’s economic growth.
Moody’s, one of the UK’s top ratings agencies, downgraded the country to an Aa2 from an Aa1 rating earlier this week.
The firm claimed plans to leave the EU had sparked economic certainty at a time when the Government’s debt reduction plans appeared to have run off course....
Remember when we were AAA ?
Guest wrote:Cannydc wrote:Britain’s credit rating has been slashed again over fears Brexit could harm the country’s economic growth.
Moody’s, one of the UK’s top ratings agencies, downgraded the country to an Aa2 from an Aa1 rating earlier this week.
The firm claimed plans to leave the EU had sparked economic certainty at a time when the Government’s debt reduction plans appeared to have run off course....
Remember when we were AAA ?
Lol. Remoaners.
Keyser wrote:Guest wrote:Cannydc wrote:Britain’s credit rating has been slashed again over fears Brexit could harm the country’s economic growth.
Moody’s, one of the UK’s top ratings agencies, downgraded the country to an Aa2 from an Aa1 rating earlier this week.
The firm claimed plans to leave the EU had sparked economic certainty at a time when the Government’s debt reduction plans appeared to have run off course....
Remember when we were AAA ?
Lol. Remoaners.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion but I have yet to see a convincing list of the benefits of leaving the EU.
I respect the will of the people but many were fooled so very easily.
I also suspect if another referendum was called the result would be a very firm Remain.
Seeing Strong and Stable and Bonkers Boris floundering about recently has been rather embarrassing - we did once run the world after all.
Keyser wrote:Guest wrote:Cannydc wrote:Britain’s credit rating has been slashed again over fears Brexit could harm the country’s economic growth.
Moody’s, one of the UK’s top ratings agencies, downgraded the country to an Aa2 from an Aa1 rating earlier this week.
The firm claimed plans to leave the EU had sparked economic certainty at a time when the Government’s debt reduction plans appeared to have run off course....
Remember when we were AAA ?
Lol. Remoaners.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion but I have yet to see a convincing list of the benefits of leaving the EU.
I respect the will of the people but many were fooled so very easily.
I also suspect if another referendum was called the result would be a very firm Remain.
Seeing Strong and Stable and Bonkers Boris floundering about recently has been rather embarrassing - we did once run the world after all.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Keyser wrote:Guest wrote:Cannydc wrote:Britain’s credit rating has been slashed again over fears Brexit could harm the country’s economic growth.
Moody’s, one of the UK’s top ratings agencies, downgraded the country to an Aa2 from an Aa1 rating earlier this week.
The firm claimed plans to leave the EU had sparked economic certainty at a time when the Government’s debt reduction plans appeared to have run off course....
Remember when we were AAA ?
Lol. Remoaners.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion but I have yet to see a convincing list of the benefits of leaving the EU.
I respect the will of the people but many were fooled so very easily.
I also suspect if another referendum was called the result would be a very firm Remain.
Seeing Strong and Stable and Bonkers Boris floundering about recently has been rather embarrassing - we did once run the world after all.
Lol remoaners
That seems to be the intellectual limit in reply.
Is it only guests that are for Brexit?
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