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Whatever you are on, you either need to double it or triple your dose.

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How do they enforce that Singers? (chuckling away here)

"STOP! ANAL POLICE!"

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its a bit mental (assuming you are serious) to ask someone to sell their house to make money out of it.

Its almost as mental as pretending that you can rip up forty years of integration in pretty much everything in two years when you don't do anything about for 22 months of it.

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Its a blatant bit of populist nationalistic nonsense from a bloke who specializes in populist nationalistic nonsense.

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"wobble"

A strange word to use for a "self inflicted recession" it has to be said.

And you can call it "full on Lancaster" if you want, it doesn't change the fact that we are not ready in anyway for a "No Deal" so that should not even be considered as an option.

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Well, its not like your position has changed since Day 1 is it Crosspool! All I would say to that is "Where is the UKs version of that?"* *we haven't got one, because we are woefully unprepared for this, or if we have, because it might show how hopeless/how pointless/how damaging this whole thing is...

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They would be better off banning anal and oral to be honest.

Every sperm is vital!

(not a serious post, just like the above policy)

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Just making sure that Rowls knows he's been sussed Paul. There are no good weekends for Brexit at the moment as we are heading towards a "No Deal" scenario that is completely unprecedented, and far too many people who want Brexit assume it will be fine, and if its based on the contributions on here,...

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Top deflecting Rowls.

Course, that does mean it was another bad week for Brexit backers.

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I don't think even Man United fans rate their current side over Liverpools.

Can't stand Chelsea. Watching the ultimate Plastic side and fans getting thumped like this is brilliant.

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There are some proper wrong uns who post on here it has to be said.

Struggled after his injury. Before that? Pretty good to be fair (and Lafferty was as well)

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Nope, same % as ours after a defeat.

Pretty quiet on here now all the "Dyche has lost it" posters have (yet again) had malfunctions in their password protection software.

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Worth mentioning that Spice called this as his best position months ago.

Knows his football that lad

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Saints fans, WBA fans, Burnley fans all booed Bong. Even Brighton fans might get that it's because they really like Jay.

Oh hang on, it's Brighton fans

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Look a completely different side but we have to keep this run going as long as we can. Four wins from here and we are safe I think, especially if two of them are against one of palace, Cardiff or Newcastle.

Never doubt the ginger genius!

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Just reinforces the case that we are completely unprepared for a "No Deal" and we need to take that option of the table.

Realism boys and girls, smacking you in the balls every single day

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I'm not seeing remain being fined or under criminal investigation Hampstead.

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I'm no longer trying to change opinion on here Paul, I'm pointing out stuff that is untrue or based on incomplete info. I'm not going to let that stand as I want people to acknowledge that they voted based on lies and incomplete info and be honest about why they voted. I don't agree with Ringo on th...

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Just respect and a curiosity for real facts and real opinions.

All for that Paul, but I'm not seeing that enough from the Brexit side.

We've only just moved on from "we won, you lost, get over it"

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Fair enough. Its very hard to show respect when people stick to points that have been disproved. Its the Steve Bannon/Trump style of debating, in which you just keep shouting the same information and refuse to accept it is based on false information. There is a quite a lot going on every Brexit thre...

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It's not that mate when you exceed our patience threshold it's just easier to let you carry on in your bubble, futile engaging further. I'd argue that the bubble you have surrounded yourself is considerably more opaque than mine. I'm desperately waiting for facts that prove what I believe wrong, an...

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If Immigration doesn't go down to a level which is unsustainable for us, then I'd hazard a guess that a lot of Brexiteers are going to be disappointed.

We need immigration, and the big business will make sure we still get it. It will just be a bit darker in hue.

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Which is still a fair question Taio. You've dismissed Norway as an option (going from memory here) because "the British people voted to end FOM". Might well be true, but the Lab amendment yesterday makes no mention of stopping FOM, and the Boles amendment is quiet on it as well. I take your point, b...

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Right, so I've got one wrong.

It definitely needs extending now, but hey I keep forgetting that you are no longer allowed to change your mind.............

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I got fined at Burnley because I only put enough in till 1645 on a match day. Got caught, paid the fine with a rueful smile thinking "Next time I'll make sure I put enough in". It happens sometimes, though it does seem an excessive fine (mine was £60 but halved to £30 if I paid within a certain peri...

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I'd rather be informed and wrong occasionally than wrong because I'm not informed. It interests me, and if you are interested in something its not a chore. I can't remember when I said article 50 would be silly if we extended it, but I'm guessing it was some time ago when it looked it would be stupi...

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How they can appeal this is mental.

But then again the manager got off with an assault caught on CCTV so anything is possible!

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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/201 ... union.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

NY Times article on where we get hid hardest by a "No Deal" Brexit.

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Could you hear the rustling of pubic hair?

To hear that on the radio she'd have to be going at it at such speed there would be the danger of fire!

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You seem to be (very politely!) dismissive of the "realities" Paul. I take no notice of what a naked lass is saying on the radio to be honest because its a stunt. I just read the news every morning and the analysis of the political and trade commentators (stopped using the word "expert" because that...

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Plenty of nice people voted for Brexit for example. People can be horrible, even if its only the once

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Think it was the bloke who said Brexit meant free blow jobs for all.

(But to be honest, i didn't watch it, watching Kick Ass on 5* is a far better use of my time)

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Dunno about that, that is something I've never done.

But if you want to base the economic future of the county on conspiracy theories, then thats daft.

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I simply think there are counter points. And we wait for them. But they have to be realistic. And they never are. I'd rather we remained, but we are not going to. So I want us to leave in a realistic way, at a realistic timescale and with realistic aspirations. At this moment in time, none of that ...

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Be interesting if we could turn the UK into a federal state.

Maybe split England and Wales up with the old British and Saxon Kingdoms.

Wessex, Cornwall, Gwent, Powys, Mercia, Elmet, Northumbria etc etc

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This thread is full of posts (or at least it was) in which Xenophobia is the politest term for what was going on.

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They are united on the backstop though Summit.

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Crikey andriod, there are fair few Brexiteers losing the certainty that brexit won't happen.

To us remainers, it looks even more likely that we crash out without a deal.

Guess it depends on how and what you read.

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So we've got a diplomatic spat between Italy and France, and the non-existent (except in the minds of the Brexiteers) EU army marching to sort it out.

Standard I reckon.

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Why would anyone who used google search more than once fear that EU union is going to be forced upon them?

I want to know where you get your stuff from. Its pretty out there it has to be said.

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And DUP are more concerned with being separated from the UK. They wouldn't be under the Lab plans.

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Neil is too good at this for all the current politicians.

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Government won't fall, it will just force 50 odd ERG MPs to decide what to do next. My guess would be even more media coverage than they have already going on about more variations of the unrealistic stuff they haven't changed in about two years. All meaningless anyway because Theresa May would have...

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The blokes in the press and in the independent think tanks though think it satisfies the Brady Agreement.

That counts as a deal that would get through both the UK Parliament and the be acceptable to the EU.

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To be fair, we could all put "duplicate post" on all these replies and we'd all save ourselves the frustrations and the time!

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Worth mentioning that the Lab Brexit policy set out last night actually meets the concerns of the Brady amendment. Course, that would mean May throwing the ERG out to agree with Labour for the benefit of the country (ie avoiding a "No Deal") and would probably split the Tory party. But it shows ther...

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How do you know two hippopotamuses have being having sex in your garden?

Squashed flower beds and missing bin liners

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Okay Jakub, enlighten us with this plan that is so obvious its been missed by

- everyone who posts on here
- every journalist
- every politician
- The EU
- everybody else

Cos there is a workable plan in here right?

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Not getting involved! I've said my piece on this, it now obvious that Brexit is going to be bad and its now obvious that its going to take years to recover from, both economically and politically. I still don't understand why we need to do it in such a hurry, and the likes of Summit and andyclaret (...

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Got to admit Ringo, Rowls is quite good at deflecting the real issues, but he's a babe in arms compared to you.

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