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25 Jun 16
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xmoneyx ....your thread is lily-livered
Just got in ....haven't read it yet.....may not.
Britain can now stride forward and become the world's No 1 Economic power !
F*ck the EU !
Just got in ....haven't read it yet.....may not.
Britain can now stride forward and become the world's No 1 Economic power !
F*ck the EU !
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Out kitchens and food banks closed down??
What debts ?
Imaginary !
Close them down......
Give all Brits a 100% pay rise !
Imaginary !
Close them down......
Give all Brits a 100% pay rise !
Someone's been on the tesco 4lt cider again.
I have had half a can of ice-cold Stella....sober as a judge !
Been in that there central London.......the Gay Pride march was on !
Grid-lock at 18:30.....when they said all the roads should be open !
Grid-lock at 18:30.....when they said all the roads should be open !
They all seemed to be having fun.....so live and let live.....eh?
That n*ncey dweeb, Gideon not surfaced yet....I see !
I hear he's been sedated so he doesn't top himself !
Entire British Empire restored
EVERY country in the former British Empire has demanded Britain resume full political control now it has proven it is great again.
Australia, India, Canada, Egypt and South Africa, among a host of others, have all dissolved their governments in a show of awestruck admiration for the British lion’s newfound mighty roar.
Kenya’s president Uluru Kenyatta said: “We never wanted Britain to stop ruling us in the first place – why ever would we? – but you just needed to grab hold of your mojo again.
“Don’t worry about giving us voting rights or any of that nonsense. Now you are once again a proud, resurgent nation unafraid of political correctness, we have absolute trust you will act in our best interest. And the world’s.
“I step down this afternoon. Oh man, I hope we get Michael Gove as governor. That guy is the best.”
The UK now commands a fifth of the world’s population and one-quarter of its total habitable land, which is as it should be.
Retired headmistress Margaret Gerving, from Guildford, said: “I don’t know why America is insisting on being independent. I’m sure they’ll stop being silly eventually.”
EVERY country in the former British Empire has demanded Britain resume full political control now it has proven it is great again.
Australia, India, Canada, Egypt and South Africa, among a host of others, have all dissolved their governments in a show of awestruck admiration for the British lion’s newfound mighty roar.
Kenya’s president Uluru Kenyatta said: “We never wanted Britain to stop ruling us in the first place – why ever would we? – but you just needed to grab hold of your mojo again.
“Don’t worry about giving us voting rights or any of that nonsense. Now you are once again a proud, resurgent nation unafraid of political correctness, we have absolute trust you will act in our best interest. And the world’s.
“I step down this afternoon. Oh man, I hope we get Michael Gove as governor. That guy is the best.”
The UK now commands a fifth of the world’s population and one-quarter of its total habitable land, which is as it should be.
Retired headmistress Margaret Gerving, from Guildford, said: “I don’t know why America is insisting on being independent. I’m sure they’ll stop being silly eventually.”
Sounds good !
Better to get it out in the open rather than pretending we don't Rule the World !
Better to get it out in the open rather than pretending we don't Rule the World !
Why not call it Fantastic Britain?
Ptolemy referred to the larger island as great Britain and to Ireland as little Britain.
Great in this case does not mean of ability, quality, or eminence considerably above average.
Recent events might require a change
Antonyms for great: insignificant, limited, little, low, mild, miniature, minute, moderate, small, soft, teeny, tiny, unimportant, weak, thin, few, ignorant, infamous, menial, poor, powerless, short, stupid, uncelebrated, undignified, unknown, unskilled
Ptolemy referred to the larger island as great Britain and to Ireland as little Britain.
Great in this case does not mean of ability, quality, or eminence considerably above average.
Recent events might require a change
Antonyms for great: insignificant, limited, little, low, mild, miniature, minute, moderate, small, soft, teeny, tiny, unimportant, weak, thin, few, ignorant, infamous, menial, poor, powerless, short, stupid, uncelebrated, undignified, unknown, unskilled
heard of the united kingdom trade continuation act? a bill to urge continuance of trade with the uk - one week after brexit - so the yanks know!!! being promoted by some US politicos
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