Bill
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I'm old I'll miss out on the new Britain but i go knowing we fucked the loony left and the remoaners off.the future is bright.
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Another new Brexit thread
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stonerblue
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Nice.As an aside, my friends in town all had a shot at 11, not in celebration, the opposite. Luckily for me personally I'm off to live and work in the EU next month and whilst it means I'll be giving my season ticket up, I can't wait to learn a new culture, language, and lifestyle.
Blue Hefner
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Any thoughts on what Johnson could possibly mean by ‘bumps in the road’?
stonerblue
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oh fucking dear.If it was a Labour meeting it could very easily have been 8 Jewish customers that got up and left.
Not sure on boycotting businesses but I do know the country just boycotted your anti-Semitic party.
Do enjoy your Brexit Vic.
jimharri
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I'm assuming that all you good burghers in Blighty woke up and that Britain hadn't disappeared off the face of the earth?
stonerblue
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Some haven't been away.hooray
Brexit day 1 and the insults and insulters are back.
Metal Biker
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Had they left?hooray
Brexit day 1 and the insults and insulters are back.
I think their settings are permanently stuck on 'seethe'.
Right. Pub breakfast (not Wetherspoons) then foodbank collection in supermarket. Might have a watching brief for the thread but apart from sniping about whether Johnson is going for alignment or border checks, I'm not sure how much time to waste on it!
It is now obvious that Brexit will mean inconvenience and added costs for imports and exports, for any Brit travelling to the EU, and for some intangible and spurious concept of sovereignty, freedom and....
I interrupt this rant to bring you the guy in a Leeds pub last night recorded (apparently seriously) saying he's been wanting to leave since he was five and lost sixpence from his pocket money in 1972 - because it changed to two and a half p. Thick doesn't come into it.
It is now obvious that Brexit will mean inconvenience and added costs for imports and exports, for any Brit travelling to the EU, and for some intangible and spurious concept of sovereignty, freedom and....
I interrupt this rant to bring you the guy in a Leeds pub last night recorded (apparently seriously) saying he's been wanting to leave since he was five and lost sixpence from his pocket money in 1972 - because it changed to two and a half p. Thick doesn't come into it.
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blueinsa
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oh fucking dear.
An example of just how easy it is to make shit up to suit a narrative in here.
Did you read the post it was a reply to?
If so did it make you go oh fucking dear?
Nope didn't think so.
dave_blue12
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hooray
Brexit day 1 and the insults and insulters are back.
You don’t think it’s insulting to essentially call another poster a liar. You seem to be suffering from the same problem.
SebastianBlue
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We’re now Great Britain (again), professional negotiator wage potential has quadrupled, and Katie Hopkins has been ****ed off.Just checked in on this thread, 680 new messages since 9 17 yesterday. No way can I read all them, can someone summarise, has something happened?
That about sums it up.
Ancient Citizen
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Boycotting a 'Brexit' business, so that's all of them then, good luck with the weekly shop.If it was a Labour meeting it could very easily have been 8 Jewish customers that got up and left.
Not sure on boycotting businesses but I do know the country just boycotted your anti-Semitic party.
Do enjoy your Brexit Vic.
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blueinsa
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You don’t think it’s insulting to essentially call another poster a liar. You seem to be suffering from the same problem.
It's never stopped you dave.
Do you have any mirrors at home or have they all been smashed in temper tantrums the last 3 years?
mexico1970
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Right. Pub breakfast (not Wetherspoons) then foodbank collection in supermarket.
Can I just say well played to you sir, best sentence I have seem in this thread.
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blueinsa
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Thread was essentially good humoured all last night and it's now back to its bitterest best.
Oh well, I'm up for several more years of it if everyone else is?
Oh well, I'm up for several more years of it if everyone else is?
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blueinsa
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Right. Pub breakfast (not Wetherspoons) then foodbank collection in supermarket.
Enjoy the breakfast Vic and good on you mate.
Len Rum
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The UK became an EU vassal state for eleven months.Just checked in on this thread, 680 new messages since 9 17 yesterday. No way can I read all them, can someone summarise, has something happened?
SebastianBlue
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Ahh, yes, I forgot to add: the reconciliation and magnanimity has begun!We’re now Great Britain (again), professional negotiator wage potential has quadrupled, and Katie Hopkins has been ****ed off.Just checked in on this thread, 680 new messages since 9 17 yesterday. No way can I read all them, can someone summarise, has something happened?
That about sums it up.
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blueinsa
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Ahh, yes, I forgot to add: the reconciliation and magnanimity has begun!
Hasn't it just.
Ardwick Green Blue
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So what happens next?
Early March: official negotiations between the UK & the EU begin.
June: there will be a summit during which both sides can evaluate progress. Seemingly a deal on fishing has to be agreed by the end of June (I have no idea why).
July 1st: this is the latest date for the UK to request either a one or two year extension to the transition period (there is zero chance of such a request being made).
November: the EU says the end of November is the latest point for a deal to be agreed so that it can be ratified by the 27 member states. This sounds about right. It will be more simple for the UK to ratify any deal but even so Parliamentary time would be needed to get it on the statute book.
December 31st: the transition period ends and it will either be replaced with a trade agreement or no deal / WTO terms.
That’s a short time frame to reach an agreement but even if the transition period was say five years agreement would only be reached at the very end. There is probably some rule that states that any negotiation has to take up all the time allotted to it.
Early March: official negotiations between the UK & the EU begin.
June: there will be a summit during which both sides can evaluate progress. Seemingly a deal on fishing has to be agreed by the end of June (I have no idea why).
July 1st: this is the latest date for the UK to request either a one or two year extension to the transition period (there is zero chance of such a request being made).
November: the EU says the end of November is the latest point for a deal to be agreed so that it can be ratified by the 27 member states. This sounds about right. It will be more simple for the UK to ratify any deal but even so Parliamentary time would be needed to get it on the statute book.
December 31st: the transition period ends and it will either be replaced with a trade agreement or no deal / WTO terms.
That’s a short time frame to reach an agreement but even if the transition period was say five years agreement would only be reached at the very end. There is probably some rule that states that any negotiation has to take up all the time allotted to it.
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