Off Topic Congratulations We're Out
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Colombian marching power going by your previous comment to chippy.
Powder you silly Cnut.
Spot on, and we won't get a thank you from all the ****s currently whingeing.
You got that right, because you won't ****ing deserve one.
We'll just have to wait and see, but in the meantime, I'm over the ****in' moon
If i'd have been a Wally fan i'd have ****ing left years ago too having to watch that ****e
KY=gel, Parsley? What's wrong with a good coating of saliva? I reckon that'd work.where,s that KYgel?
Free and naturally sourced........
You normally rely on sloppy seconds for your lubrication.
You normally rely on sloppy seconds for your lubrication.
Ssssshhhhhhh........
2020VisionofLeeds
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Having listened to the PM in parliament just now, plus Boris earlier, plus a few other Leave campaigners....... here's what we will get
- we will stay part of the single market, we will try not to keep paying into it and we will try not to have t agree to free movement - but no other country has got that, so dream on
- obviously we won't have the 350m per week for the NHS as it never was on the cards, and we'll still be paying into the EU to get access
- it's doubtful we'll have much control on migration if we agree to free movement, but in any case we only want to be in control, not to actually reduce IT a lot
- we will still have to meet loads of Brussels regulations as part of the price of being in the single market
- we will have no chance to influence policy on things like financial services and will lose out commercially
- we will have lots of minor annoyances like Soain on Gibralta
- we will stay part of the single market, we will try not to keep paying into it and we will try not to have t agree to free movement - but no other country has got that, so dream on
- obviously we won't have the 350m per week for the NHS as it never was on the cards, and we'll still be paying into the EU to get access
- it's doubtful we'll have much control on migration if we agree to free movement, but in any case we only want to be in control, not to actually reduce IT a lot
- we will still have to meet loads of Brussels regulations as part of the price of being in the single market
- we will have no chance to influence policy on things like financial services and will lose out commercially
- we will have lots of minor annoyances like Soain on Gibralta
2020VisionofLeeds
Well-Known Member
When you find out can you let the sensible minority know because we haven't got a fecking clue.
They called the remain campaign project fear but it was actually just the truth.... But 48% already knew that!