It's not that, I just think it's neither good nor bad news! Nothing to get excited over anyway
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It's not that, I just think it's neither good nor bad news! Nothing to get excited over anyway
Well I’ll have you know that I for one have an erection.It's not that, I just think it's neither good nor bad news! Nothing to get excited over anyway
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Unless you’re an Express reader.It's not that, I just think it's neither good nor bad news! Nothing to get excited over anyway
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Is that also the Americans who have protested against his Presidency every single month in some form or another?Is that the Americans that elected Trump and a large number of believe creationism and the world is flat?
We have the same nutballs regarding flat earth here in the UK and across Europe. Somewhat prejudiced of you, there.
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It'll never stand up in court, though.Well I’ll have you know that I for one have an erection.
journolud
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Is that also the Americans who have protested against his Presidency every single month in some form or another?
We have the same nutballs regarding flat earth here in the UK and across Europe. Somewhat prejudiced of you, there.
Yeah I guess you're right, we're just as daft, we voted for Brexit.
Depends on the juryIt'll never stand up in court, though.
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This may be a daft question, but can the Commonwealth have trade outside the EU without worrying whether we have a deal with the EU?
Or is that something that’s archaic these days?
I genuinely don’t know the ins-and-outs of world trade. I only know a small part of how much we trade away our own goods that are barely bought by our own people (which is bonkers!).
Or is that something that’s archaic these days?
I genuinely don’t know the ins-and-outs of world trade. I only know a small part of how much we trade away our own goods that are barely bought by our own people (which is bonkers!).
bluethrunthru
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aren't we supposed to be the Billy Bigbollox now we have left? The freedom to do our own deals etc etc
Celebrating last night's result?All about comparisons
It is far better than any deal that involves continuing controls by the EU over the UK
I wonder what people make of the ending of the new/current round of negotiations early?
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