Seabag

It's what Corbyn is hanging on for, so he can 'crucify' Blair (according to the Times) And while Blair may need dealing with, there's pressing business that this country needs to deal with now. And as leader of the opposition as opposed to Leader of The (conceptual) Labour Party, he needs to get his party on board and focused http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/corbyn-digs-in-heels-until-he-can-crucify-blair-q3v7p6qwg

And this is nothing to do with the half dozen old cars you own, all parked up in E.D?

Erm....Ye Olde Pin Knotting RPC That'll do it (well in the outer reaches anyway) beyon' tha Bromley Wall Us 'inners' can do what we like, and like Canada, we can end up with 2 languages

Isn't Omlette in itself French maxxi Maybe 'set egg disks from the pan' would be best 😳

Can I suggest 'crutching' RPC Yeah, it sounds a bit rank I know But this is the life we must bear

The Disunited Kingdom I had a manufacture and distribution meeting yesterday and the irony of this whole 'take back control' milarky is already playing out Some products that sell outside of the U.K. had a cache by nature that they're produced here, from an estate with a history dating from 1300's The normally upbeat European customer doused the conversation with 'I'm not sure the made in Britain aspect holds much appeal here now!'

I thought my fury would subside and I'd get to some kind of balanced place over this But quite the opposite I'm saddened to admit Maybe it's my parent/child natural bias that's making me blow-steam

I'm suffering 'read fatigue' right now I'm I stagflated? Or Bratigued ?

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Loz Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Green Goose Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > The Commission, which is the Executive ie > makes > > all the decisions ( headed by Junker) is > > unelected. > > > > Only if you consider the Prime Minister and the > > cabinet unelected. The commission is comprised > of > > 1 person from each country, appointed by each > > elected national government. > > > > Since you have no idea how the EU works, GG, > > here's some unbiased reading for you... > > > > > https://fullfact.org/europe/eu-facts-behind-claims > > > -brussels-bureaucrats/ > > > > "The Commission is perhaps the most visible EU > > institution, but it is not necessarily the most > > powerful and is certainly not the government of > > Europe." > > I haven't seen a return on any of these factual > rebuttals of the "faceless bureaucrats" and > "unelected dictators" shtick. Anywhere. Yet people > hold onto their beliefs. > > What I take away from this, and from the > referendum, is that there is a large section of > the population who are mentally incapable of > processing simple information, but are very > certain of their beliefs. I've asked a couple of times on here, but the ones I've seen using this kind of language (Foxy & dogger) just ignore the question or the basis for it Then I read in this week's New Scientist an article on belief and fact, which very much talks of the fact/belief emotion It seems that facts get in the way of the emotion driven belief So unless like Louisa, you see the lies and go back over what you've been led to believe, then you'll most likely dig-in and hang onto the position you've taken No matter what goes on there after

In what way was 'Brussels walking all over us' ?

Now.. for the first time we can put it right.. Our laws.. Our rules... ..and I do give more than 2 shits (as you eloquently put it in your usual manner) about the future of MY country. I'm curious about what laws and what rules youre talking about, the ones you seemed to want to reject in such a way it's damaged your country Explain please, I'm at a loss here

He's moving to Europe no doubt

This 'grey' period we're in is damaging, in that the effect will be corrosive beyond measure And the thing you can't buy, trade and or quantify is momentum. And we're loosing ours rapidly I'm saddened to say I'm still reeling from the fact that the government (bunch of c-nuts) even considered a vote at all But here we find ourselves

natty01295 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The goverment lied on the news on the 350 million > to be sent to NHS At what point did you think to question that claim?

More worrying is, are 'any of them' capable of making a viable plan, given their form on the whole event Will the markets take note of anything the current lot of clowns 'do'

TE44 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://uk.businessinsider.com/uk-general-election- > vote-statistics-how-the-left-gained-2015-5 > > There will always be people who only look out for > themselves and can manage that way of life by not > giving a shit about others, who vote or abstain > for the same reason. This seems the only option in > politics, what is the point of an opposition that > refuses to oppose, i'm sure the political parties > will remind everyone what class means which > hopefully will naturally bring people to fight > against this contempt for change. This isn't personal TE44, but I glazed over in seconds at reading your post Politics isn't often about politics, it's often about people. And JC is not a people's person, he's fringe and dull as dishwater And like Louisa said

And Stella Artois, can be Stella or three

We've always got English Sparkling Wine RPC

Nobody 'actually' believes he's ever eveeeeeeeeer 'really' going to get the job as PM Do they? Now come on, that's plain silly

Lasagne is now The Sagne

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Seeing as the wonderful people of this island > have > > decided (for whatever reason) we are to leave > the > > bussom of Europe, I'm wondering what we rename > > everyday items. > > You've managed to rename bosom. I must take > exception this alternative spelling. I'm very fond > of bosoms. Sadly, as I grow older and more > decrepit they are no longer everyday items. I'm sorry Jah but my spelling is terrible at times, can you live with it/them as I hate to edit OP's I'd contemplated 'the tit' of Europe, maybe should have stuck to that

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rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TheArtfulDogger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Three doctors are involved in a fatal car crash > > and find themselves standing at the pearly > gates > > of heaven. > > > > The gates swing open and St. Peter steps out to > > meet them > > > > To the first doctor he asks "what's your name > and > > what did you do on earth? " > > > > To which the first doctor replies "I'm doctor > > Kevin Brown and I'm a gynaecologist" > > > > St. Peter sucks his teeth, looks at a list and > > then proclaims "I am so sorry Doctor Brown, > heaven > > is rather full and we don't have a need for > > another gynaecologist, it's off to hell for > you" > > and the doctor vanishes in a puff of smoke. > > > > St. Peter then asks the same question to the > > second doctor, who replies > > "I'm Doctor John Green and I'm a heart surgeon " > > > > > St. Peter looks at his list and says "oh gosh > > Doctor Green, a very noble profession but > everyone > > here has a perfect and pure heart, I am so > sorry > > it is hell for you" and doctor green vanishes in > a > > puff of smoke > > > > The third doctor not believing his eyes says to > > St. Peter "I guess it's hell for me too?" And > St. > > Peter says "not until you tell me your name and > > profession" > > > > The third doctor says "I'm John Smith and I am > a > > doctor too" > > > > "Okay" says St. Peter "what sort of doctor are > > you?" > > > > Dejectedly Doctor Smith says "I am sure you > don't > > want me, I am a psychologist" > > > > "Ahh brilliant" cries St. Peter "come on in , > you > > are just the man we need, God thinks he is > Jeremy > > Corybn!" > > Jeez that was a long run for an unfunny short > slide... And there sits the crap that #Brexit and Dogger and his ilk supports

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Three doctors are involved in a fatal car crash > and find themselves standing at the pearly gates > of heaven. > > The gates swing open and St. Peter steps out to > meet them > > To the first doctor he asks "what's your name and > what did you do on earth? " > > To which the first doctor replies "I'm doctor > Kevin Brown and I'm a gynaecologist" > > St. Peter sucks his teeth, looks at a list and > then proclaims "I am so sorry Doctor Brown, heaven > is rather full and we don't have a need for > another gynaecologist, it's off to hell for you" > and the doctor vanishes in a puff of smoke. > > St. Peter then asks the same question to the > second doctor, who replies > "I'm Doctor John Green and I'm a heart surgeon " > > St. Peter looks at his list and says "oh gosh > Doctor Green, a very noble profession but everyone > here has a perfect and pure heart, I am so sorry > it is hell for you" and doctor green vanishes in a > puff of smoke > > The third doctor not believing his eyes says to > St. Peter "I guess it's hell for me too?" And St. > Peter says "not until you tell me your name and > profession" > > The third doctor says "I'm John Smith and I am a > doctor too" > > "Okay" says St. Peter "what sort of doctor are > you?" > > Dejectedly Doctor Smith says "I am sure you don't > want me, I am a psychologist" > > "Ahh brilliant" cries St. Peter "come on in , you > are just the man we need, God thinks he is Jeremy > Corybn!" Nearly as hilarious as your reasons to vote out CUNT

Salami = Fermented meat cylinder It's not much fun really, is it?