EU. In or out?

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Made me laugh Dave, on another crap rainey day :lol:
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chunky butt wrote: ↑Fri Dec 21, 2018 8:35 am Made me laugh Dave, on another crap rainey day :lol:
Just preparing us for a no deal Brexit. There’ll be an RC U-boat in the channel next week.
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boboneleg wrote: ↑Thu Dec 20, 2018 8:34 am Fuck me, if it's not enough to here this shit all over the radio/tv etc someone starts it up again on here.

Stick to bikes and related stuff, at least we know SOMETHING about that subject
Strong statement there bob.... I know nothing about bikes
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boboneleg wrote: ↑Thu Dec 20, 2018 8:34 am Fuck me, if it's not enough to here this shit all over the radio/tv etc someone starts it up again on here.

Stick to bikes and related stuff, at least we know SOMETHING about that subject
Well it's over 500 pages already, so nothing new!
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Could be one good thing to come out of a no deal. Plenty of cheap ferry crossings?

UK to spend £108m on no-deal ferries http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-46704522
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Spike941 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 29, 2018 8:20 am Could be one good thing to come out of a no deal. Plenty of cheap ferry crossings?

UK to spend £108m on no-deal ferries http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-46704522
Not that the UK is reliant on EU imports....

Project fear becomes project reality.

And the majority of that money is given to foreign companies. Is that what leavers voted for?
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Don't worry guys, help is at hand......................

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It is interesting, is it not, and perhaps telling, that people who voted to leave the EU often refer to those that voted to remain as "remoaners", which clearly has negative connotations. Whereas I have never noticed those that voted to leave being collectively referred to with any such similarly-negative words.
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I honestly think we in the uk are heading for a bottomless abyss..... As is the world, scary times where those who have money put aside survive and others are cast out...


Call it retribution :D if it all goes pete tong im off to France in my camper... The politics of the uk make me sick.
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