Mr Kobayashi
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They would though.
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How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
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They would though.
bluethrunthru
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The machinery in the picture is operated by foreign workers but maintained by local Brits. If the growers move production to the EU, that's Brits' jobs going.
Them thar Tories always going for growth eh? Can unemployed people afford 15% mortgage rates?
East Level 2
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Perhaps they should. It would save their trauma and allow the club to develop F1 Karting, cheese conventions and an NFL franchise. Fans could watch Orient or local non-league teams, as a Spurs fan I know did many years ago.Yeah, but Tottenham supporters haven’t voted to leave the Premier League.
BrianW
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To continue the parallel, Tottenham would need to leave the PL to join the World Super League. Only to find that no one else was in that League and that no one was interested.
Bodicoteblue
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And that league was on the other side of the globe,and was being run by a bunch of foreigners who don’t like brits very much and will screw them for every penny.To continue the parallel, Tottenham would need to leave the PL to join the World Super League. Only to find that no one else was in that League and that no one was interested.
And if you wanted to buy the official new kit, it would cost £350 after postage and packing and customs fees and would take about 3 months to arrive.
bluethrunthru
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foreign fishermen will be happy
I wonder how many more years this thread will run for?
Much like brexit voters naturally dying off, will we only see and end to this thread when certain posters are no longer here?
I include myself in that btw.
Much like brexit voters naturally dying off, will we only see and end to this thread when certain posters are no longer here?
I include myself in that btw.
dronefromsector7G
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When bluethrunthru passes away.I wonder how many more years this thread will run for?
Much like brexit voters naturally dying off, will we only see and end to this thread when certain posters are no longer here?
I include myself in that btw.
bluethrunthru
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When bluethrunthru passes away.
Its the gift that keeps on giving - pro-brexit is a club populated by bellends that I find it very amusing to look into - they say don't poke the tiger because it might turn on you - nowadays the tiger has morphed into a rather bitter emaciated rat that its fun to poke
west didsblue
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As long as it takes for the Brexit benefits to start appearing.I wonder how many more years this thread will run for?
Much like brexit voters naturally dying off, will we only see and end to this thread when certain posters are no longer here?
I include myself in that btw.
In other words, forever.