Good for you!
I have a new found respect for you this morning g unit.
I like this ‘can do’ better attitude version of you than your normal moany self.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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Good for you!
I have a new found respect for you this morning g unit.
I like this ‘can do’ better attitude version of you than your normal moany self.
Actually cheated, using Dark money to fund the million plus targetted adverts on people rated as vulnerable
And you approve of these tactics?
Disgraceful lack of morals
And what are we going to sell and to whom ?
Talk sense
The caravan sites are full already by the way, and you are assuming people will be able to afford to get to them.
It sounds like you are a bit rattledI aim to please.
I would like to lick your tears.
You voted for this.
It's your fault!
Oh the ironing
BJ - Die-hard eurosceptic or opportunist?
How far we've come to get to this
Quitting the EU won't solve our problems, says Boris Johnson "Writing for The Daily Telegraph, he (BJ) says that if Britain left the EU, “we would have to recognise that most of our problems are not caused” by Brussels.
How far we've come to get to this
Quitting the EU won't solve our problems, says Boris Johnson "Writing for The Daily Telegraph, he (BJ) says that if Britain left the EU, “we would have to recognise that most of our problems are not caused” by Brussels.
For much of the country this August has been a letdown.
Sitting in a caravan contemplating the leaden grey sky and driving rain outside, win win isn't what they'll be thinking.
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As you've shown, Boris Johnson is by nature a Remainer who has never believed in Brexit.BJ - Die-hard eurosceptic or opportunist?
How far we've come to get to this
Quitting the EU won't solve our problems, says Boris Johnson "Writing for The Daily Telegraph, he (BJ) says that if Britain left the EU, “we would have to recognise that most of our problems are not caused” by Brussels.
He hung back from declaring his position until Cameron declared for Remain, and then chose Leave. His sole aim was to position himself as Cameron's rival for PM.
It was personal ambition before all else, to hell with the future of country, people or parliament, so long as Boris got what he wanted.
Whether the people of this country will ever wake up to that is uncertain, many of them still haven't woken up to what a similar incompetent self seeker Churchill always was, who coincidentally is Johnson's hero and who he emulates.
The people are too easily won over by skilful rhetoric.
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Unlike you of course who's fabulous discernment skills would prefer Corbyn as PM.
Plus Danny - and I know you're a bit slow here - the exclamation mark also has a full stop (like the question mark) - within its form - so you don't need to add another one as you complete the sentence using it.
Of course though - being a remainer - you refuse to accept your mistakes and would prefer to be right rather than actually put things right.
Have a nice day!
Thank you. It is exactly the same perverse mechanism in action with the referendum result.
Did you approve of the government spending £6m on sending out remain leaflets that did not count towards the supposed balanced spending limits imposed on both sides?
He thought he’d written irony, but ended up with ironing. I don’t suppose it will bother him because he was 100% committed to iron-something and it doesn’t matter if the meaning changes.
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For what is worth, I do all this Pedelec stuff on a tablet..and the dots are a bit small..so give over. As my Mother would say" if thats thats the extent of your troubles ,you are a happy man".
I always write ironing.
It's a thing used as comedy value since the mid 90's when the word irony was overused.
Try and type in irony. You won't get ironing if you can spall.