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Everybody loves a happy ending. Here's some "inspiration" so everyone can have their own happy ending...flash gunner wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2017 2:05 pm£ on the way up..... We're over the worst
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5094223/p ... akthrough/
nut flush gooner wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2017 8:00 amSee this shows just how clueless some of these brexiteers really are. No deal has been done, this was the prelude to opening phase 2 of talks which includes talking trade.Brightonnxtround wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2017 6:52 amWell done Theresa the deals done now lets move on , remoaners can stop winging
We need to move away slowly from federal Europe take control of ourselves and look forward instead of backward and DB there's now no need for war , in fact when we finally do leave I bet we'll all get along fine , a very proud moment for Great Britain....
There is NO guarantee that any half decent trade deal will come out of this. All we have achieved so far is put 50bn euros into the EU's coffers and agreed how the border with ROI will work.
Rather than walking around with an ignorant triumphalist attitude taken from snippets of sky/bbc news why don't you actually read up on the subject.
Just to add, we were told by bungling Boris we would save £350m euros a week from leaving the EU. Boris also said last summer the EU can whistle. The reality after rebates is it works out at around half of that. So tell me how many lots of £200m goes into the best part of £45bn. Just to help you as you probably don't know, £1bn is one thousand million. Do the maths. So much for a better NHS ehhh.
It's all relative, the pound is still 10% less than it was pre-referendum. That's why your chrimbo lunch will cost a lot more this year. Well played.flash gunner wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2017 2:05 pm£ on the way up..... We're over the worst
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5094223/p ... akthrough/
Buy Chilean wine - waaaaaay nicer than that French vinegar-like piss that the wine-hipsters pretend to like.A11M11 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 3:30 pmChristmas dinner :- Turkey from Norfolk . Potatoes from Norfolk , Sprouts from Lincolnshire , Carrots from Suffolk ,Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. Parsnips the same. Then pigs in blankets plenty of pigs around here too for the sausages and bacon and of course the stuffing with sage and onions .
Dont know what you eat , but up here in Norfolk there's no shortage and no real change in prices.
Apart from the French wine and Champagne which might cost more , we shouldn't need to import anything.
Your analogies are so simplistic. Just because the birds are reared in East Anglia it doesn't mean all the costs incurred are UK orientated.A11M11 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 3:30 pmChristmas dinner :- Turkey from Norfolk . Potatoes from Norfolk , Sprouts from Lincolnshire , Carrots from Suffolk ,Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. Parsnips the same. Then pigs in blankets plenty of pigs around here too for the sausages and bacon and of course the stuffing with sage and onions .
Dont know what you eat , but up here in Norfolk there's no shortage and no real change in prices.
Apart from the French wine and Champagne which might cost more , we shouldn't need to import anything.
Don't make that public knowledge in Ireland, if you lot are anything like the British you will be trolled for not buying Irish GuinessDB10GOONER wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 3:37 pmBuy Chilean wine - waaaaaay nicer than that French vinegar-like piss that the wine-hipsters pretend to like.A11M11 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 3:30 pmChristmas dinner :- Turkey from Norfolk . Potatoes from Norfolk , Sprouts from Lincolnshire , Carrots from Suffolk ,Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. Parsnips the same. Then pigs in blankets plenty of pigs around here too for the sausages and bacon and of course the stuffing with sage and onions .
Dont know what you eat , but up here in Norfolk there's no shortage and no real change in prices.
Apart from the French wine and Champagne which might cost more , we shouldn't need to import anything.
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And I mean serious with a capital "J" for "Jesus Fucking Christ Serious". Fuck all that pony about trade agreements and free movement and all that old shit. I challenge you, nay I dare you, to read this and not quake in your boots and shake with rage at the possible repercussions; 
You poor poor people. Maybe we can become a main exporter to you, on the sly of course because youre EuropeanDB10GOONER wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:56 amOkay. Fuck this. This shit just got serious.
https://www.rte.ie/news/2017/1212/926690-kebab/
If these MEP bastards fuck around with my kebabs then I am starting the campaign to get Oireland out of the fucking EU.
Flash, Brighton, A11M11, Brexiteers - you saw this coming, you are all visionaries!
Now, I just need a catchy name for the campaign, something like "Brexit".
"Eirexit"? "Irexit"? "Paddygone"?
Maybe a Dublin version? "FuckYoozBud"?
Is that the sort of kebab they serve up in oireland? If so I pity you. A trip to North London is required, there are many great Greek/Turkish restaurants serving the real deal, including a few near the Emirates. None of this donna shitDB10GOONER wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:56 amOkay. Fuck this. This shit just got serious.
https://www.rte.ie/news/2017/1212/926690-kebab/
If these MEP bastards fuck around with my kebabs then I am starting the campaign to get Oireland out of the fucking EU.
Flash, Brighton, A11M11, Brexiteers - you saw this coming, you are all visionaries!
Now, I just need a catchy name for the campaign, something like "Brexit".
"Eirexit"? "Irexit"? "Paddygone"?
Maybe a Dublin version? "FuckYoozBud"?
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