The EU debate - Part III

I imagine stumpy would go for the moccasin and nappy the spud the All Star, as that's how he sees himself

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And you didn't?

 

....and here is #5. Just 2 more needed for the full set.

 

How sad that all you have is a childish game

 

Oh, you're definitely a shortass! It's either that or you're short in another department.
Nobody's this obsessed about something that they're not bothered about.

 

100%!

The fact you look at Saxton's life and consider it a "success" says it all

Did the behemoth get you a new suit to impress your paymaster?

 

Thank you for participating doc.

Just leave your blanket on the pile with all the others. The snide will be back shortly.

edit: as if by magic......

 

I suppose some credit is due for admitting it

You'll be **** under questioning when one of them reports you

 

Your desperation to label everything as something you perceive to be a negative suggests some textbook inadequacies.

 

It's bollocks, obviously. Like you're going to get electoral reform from an unelected PM .

Hope this helps.

 

Anytime,
Sadly I have no blanket and and feel no need to boost my ego with pathetic jibes.
But you crack on as it's clearly a form of therapy.

 

It's the usual suspects:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...say-Mrs-threaten-upper-chamber-bloodbath.html

These papers hate Britain and hide behind a mask of patriotism.

 

I know mate. Priceless isn't he?

 

The commons also has a pro remain bias. However, I don't think for one minute that they will arbitrarily try to overturn the referendum vote. Nor would I expect The Lords to do so either.

What both can, and should do, is to make sure that May and co don't right roughshod over the constitution in the Brexit process.

 

Girls are never interested in me? I've been married for 30 years. I didn't have to go abroad to find her either. This from someone who had to smuggle his wife into the country to bail him out financially.

 

That's a head shot right there

 

You do realise you vote for a party and not the PM

 

In today's climate of personality and sound bite politics it is now as much about the leader of the party as it is the party policies. Do you think that if May had been leader at the time of the GE that the Tories would have got an overall majority after her disastrous tenure as Home Secretary?

 

Actually I voted for Catherine West MP. But my point still holds - no one voted for a party led by Theresa May.