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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Did he tell you that personally? Probably - steeleye does speak in tongues
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Did he tell you that personally?
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Originally posted by kenbarr
At this juncture, perhaps some good old fashioned British humour is in order. Here are some words of wisdom from Sir Humphrey Appleby: And this: I offer this as an American who has problems of his own with the total chaos and confusion that is Washington, DC. Many a true word spoken in jest - the Brexit camp should have broadcast these during the Referendum.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
No that is not the case. Oh yes it is I fought under the UNION JACK not the EU handkerchief when I was in the service and proud to do so. I am BRITISH and always will be so stop being a jerk!
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Originally posted by steeleye20
You are wrong not that the UK will be leaving the EU now anyway. More bollocks from you yet again.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I must admit that I did underestimate how many students would make it to the polling station despite having high levels of ganja in their bloodstream. That is quite true as in Plymouth the thousands of students we have here actually got out of bed to vote "for FREE tuition fees" and they have admitted it in the press. That's how the Labour got the one and only Labour seat in Plymouth.
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Originally posted by susmik
More bollocks from you yet again. you sound very bitter and twisted. The future of the UK is with the younger generations. They voted to stay within the EU.
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Originally posted by europalace
you sound very bitter and twisted. The future of the UK is with the younger generations. They voted to stay within the EU. Is it? Stay in the EU and it will be with immigrants from the capitalist price-rigging protection racket cartel that is the EU.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Is it? Stay in the EU and it will be with immigrants from the capitalist price-rigging protection racket cartel that is the EU. You're clearly showing your zero knowledge of all EU related topics. How many EU countries excluding the UK have you actually lived in for any length of time? Me?, 5 countries, minimum stay 2 years and that gives me experience of how other EU countries view the EU and the UK and their local cultures. Believe it or not, the UK rarely comes up in any conversation on the continent among ordinary citizens, they get on with their lives and enjoy visiting one another, trading with one another and generally enjoying life. Whenever I visit the UK, people are generally moaning about the cost of everything, property prices, pensions, leaving the EU etc. Depressing.
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Originally posted by europalace
you sound very bitter and twisted. The future of the UK is with the younger generations. They voted to stay within the EU. That I am not but what hurts is the fact that some would be prime minister comes out with stupid promises of free student tuition and cheap housing and the youngsters fell for it and voted for him. I would have hoped that the future younger generation would have had the common sense to see it was all pie in sky and see through the stupid offers on the plate by Corbyn. As for the younger generation voting to stay in Europe they voted in the general election and could not be bothered to get out of bed when it came to voting in or out of the EU. Get your facts right and stop preaching cr@p.
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Originally posted by europalace
You're clearly showing your zero knowledge of all EU related topics. How many EU countries excluding the UK have you actually lived in for any length of time? Me?, 5 countries, minimum stay 2 years and that gives me experience of how other EU countries view the EU and the UK and their local cultures. Believe it or not, the UK rarely comes up in any conversation on the continent among ordinary citizens, they get on with their lives and enjoy visiting one another, trading with one another and generally enjoying life. Whenever I visit the UK, people are generally moaning about the cost of everything, property prices, pensions, leaving the EU etc. Depressing. Well don't visit the UK then and you wont have to listen to all of our moaning and we wont miss you. I lived in Malta for three years and it is not what I call a modern country as they tend to live in the past and rely solely on tourism and fishing. Really Nice people but do not really know a lot outside their little bubble I am afraid.
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Originally posted by europalace
You're clearly showing your zero knowledge of all EU related topics. How many EU countries excluding the UK have you actually lived in for any length of time? Me?, 5 countries, minimum stay 2 years and that gives me experience of how other EU countries view the EU and the UK and their local cultures. Believe it or not, the UK rarely comes up in any conversation on the continent among ordinary citizens, they get on with their lives and enjoy visiting one another, trading with one another and generally enjoying life. Whenever I visit the UK, people are generally moaning about the cost of everything, property prices, pensions, leaving the EU etc. Depressing. I've never lived in North Korea - I don't think much of that political entity either.
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Originally posted by susmik
That I am not but what hurts is the fact that some would be prime minister comes out with stupid promises of free student tuition and cheap housing and the youngsters fell for it and voted for him. I would have hoped that the future younger generation would have had the common sense to see it was all pie in sky and see through the stupid offers on the plate by Corbyn. As for the younger generation voting to stay in Europe they voted in the general election and could not be bothered to get out of bed when it came to voting in or out of the EU. Get your facts right and stop preaching cr@p. What hurts is the fact that some would be Prime Minister comes out with stupid platitudes about the need to further 'tighten our belts' and 'make efficiency savings to public services' on top of the already substantial cuts, and oldies fell for it and voted for her. I would have hoped the 'wisdom' of the older generation would have had the common sense to see that further needless austerity while slashing taxes for the rich and corporations was ridiculous and see through the ideological stupidity on offer by May.
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Originally posted by susmik
That is quite true as in Plymouth the thousands of students we have here actually got out of bed to vote "for FREE tuition fees" and they have admitted it in the press. That's how the Labour got the one and only Labour seat in Plymouth. Hmmmm...Plymouth was Labour still in 2009 and only lost the 2015 seat to the Cons by 500 votes.
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Originally posted by susmik
Well don't visit the UK then and you wont have to listen to all of our moaning and we wont miss you. I lived in Malta for three years and it is not what I call a modern country as they tend to live in the past and rely solely on tourism and fishing. Really Nice people but do not really know a lot outside their little bubble I am afraid. Really? Well, you must have been one of the British expats we see here (although less and less as each year goes by), they frequent the Irish pubs, frequent cafes that serve English breakfasts and generally try and keep their lives as 'British' as possible. That of course means they learn little about the culture, history or real day to day life here. If you had, you would know that it's a big financial centre, is the biggest centre for English language training in Europe and over 100,000 divers come here every year , a huge industry. Not bad for a country with a population of only 420,000. Malta never suffered in the 2008-2011 recession as it's economy is very robust. GDP growth 'slowed' to 4.2% in Q1 this year, a rate the UK can only dream about: "Economy slows, but growth remains more than double eurozone average GDP grew by 4.2 per cent in Q1, NSO figures show"
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Hmmmm...Plymouth was Labour still in 2009 and only lost the 2015 seat to the Cons by 500 votes. Our other two conservative MPs increased their votes this time round and it was only because Corbyn promised the students all the freebies our 3rd MP lost his seat. We have a conservative council now because people in Plymouth realised that back a few years Labour was dong nothing for our city.
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