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hey crippen - yeah, it's good to do forum history sometimes, eh?
what was it you said that time about your ability to discern the genuinely mentally ill from malingerers? - it was quite offensive and very ignorant and then you apologised. happy days.  |
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I don't recall saying anything of the kind bigbobalula.
You've made that up. What does that make you? |
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Do I pursue these tedious fools? or do they follow me?
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123 threads on Brexit - there's only one fool on show here.
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Says the train-spotter cataloging my posts. Is your life that threadbare, Crippen?
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because you cannot remember something I'm guilty of inventing something
 FWIW because of your advancing years I'm happy to believe that you've forgotten your embarrassment. Sorry for bringing it up. |
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There was nothing to bring up bigbopalulu.
You've thrown the mud but proven nothing, in the hope that some of the mud will stick. That's is pretty low tactics and sums up you and your kind really. It takes all sorts I suppose. |
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nothing to see hear, move along, everything on target
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-15 /u-k-orders-urgent-brexit-traffic-plans-as-border-tailbacks-loom |
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crippen having embarrassing posts removed again
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You've got to feel sorry for poor old Biscuitbrain. He's like a bad shampoo, he applies his bullshiit, gets well and truly rinsed but nevertheless just repeats.
Plonker. |
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What posts of mine have been removed bigbobalula?
You don't seem to have a clue about missing posts, and you've been on here for nearly 15 years. You're obviously a very slow learner. |
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Granted, Burt, not my best thread but most of the op stands up.
You see a lot of Brexiteers clinging together and telling each other no deal is going to be all right. Incontestable. A pathetic sight. Germany will prosper, the U.K. is an important export market for them, but only on a par with the Netherlands. In fact, as co members and neighbours, trade with Holland is MORE important to Germany. Probably an exaggerated claim - I'll revise it to one we can all agree upon, "trade with the EU is more important to Germany." So, no chance of them betraying their principles on our account. Chisel that in stone. Germany also exports 4 1/2 times as much to China, compared to the U.K. Not contested. Brexiteers counter with fingers in their ears Germany is succeeding in developing markets in the world's growth economies where the U.K. is already failing on level terms. Beating us hollow. Everywhere. Again a matter of denial for the isolationist "Global Britons." The losers of no deal, as the EU have so helpfully and consistently assured the world, will be wrapped in the Union Jack. But dont take my word for it: www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/no-deal-brexit-would-harm-britain-more-than-the-eu-warns-exwto-chief-a3664426.html |
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More tripe from UB.
What's that game on the fairgrounds, where you hammer a head into a board with a single blow from a mallet, and straight away another one pops up? I remember it's called - WHACK-A-MOLE! That's what we're playing here - Whack old UB. |
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The evolution of political discourse in Brexitland.
No style, no substance. |
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Makes you hanker for the days of Eternaloptimist. Look what we're left with.
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not my best thread but most of the op stands up.
Afraid not. It has been quite easily torn apart and quite rightly ridiculed. You are only left with a highly biased opinion and hyperbole. From your link - But Mr Abbott said the UK could stand to lose out from leaving with no deal and reverting to WTO rules to govern international trade after Brexit. Yes, and on the other side, if you're talking cost, your exports might actually drop quite substantially I think that the tariff argument is in the favour of the EU Could, might and think are hardly definitive, are they? I could show you endless links where people take the polar opposite view to what this man has almost said. I could point you to what Christine Lagarde, David Cameron, George Osbourne, Barrack Obama and many more who all predicted immediate financial armageddon and were all wrong. The point is you have failed to get past your fury at losing the vote. As a consequence of this you point blank refuse to consider anything in an objective or logical way. Instead you yearn for any news you can spin as bad and you cling to any individual who just might support that view. We are leaving. There will no doubt be ups and downs. We will adapt. Life will go on. I suggest you get in with yours. All this wallowing cannot be good for you. |
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The sums make the outcome more predictable than most on a gambling site. The UK is set to jeopardise 44% of its trade with crash Brexit, the EU 12% of theirs. Like a motorbike colliding with a Range Rover, we cannot be definitive about the outcome.
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Our trade with the EU wouldn't be in jeopardy if we left without a deal UB.
And neither would their trade with us. We'd simply play tit-for-tat with tariffs until the charges found their suitable levels. You are a doom monger UB. Am I correct in thinking that at this late stage you're still having doubt about us leaving? |
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http://www.nme.com/news/music/noel-gallagher-brexit-****g-get-over-it-2159750 . |
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“Then the people trying to get the vote overturned, they used to call that fascism. But they don’t call it fascism any more because they’re ****g ‘right on’.”
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No comment about Noel's comment, UB? How about you Anx? You're a Manc, nicht wahr?
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Come, come UB. Can you not access the link? Allow me to copy the text for you ...
Nigel Farage calls Noel Gallagher ‘a lad’ for telling Brexit remainers to “****g get over it” Ex-Oasis man says there's been too much "noise" in the aftermath Noel Gallagher has discussed Brexit in a new interview, saying: “It was a legal vote. ****g get it done and let’s move on”. Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage then responded by calling him “a lad”. The Oasis guitarist made the comments in a Facebook Live interview with Noisey earlier today (November 15). Gallagher said that while he didn’t vote in the EU referendum, and agreed more with the Remain camp, he now feels that there’s been too much “noise” in the aftermath, saying that people should “****g get over it”. “In England, the Brexit thing, it’s like, I can’t believe there’s so much noise about it,” he told Noisey. “You know what I mean? It was put to the people as a vote, the people voted. That’s democracy. ****g get over it. I didn’t vote because I didn’t think we should have been given the vote in the first place because as ordinary members of the public how are you qualified to talk about the break-up of the oldest continent in the ****g world,” Gallagher added. “Then the people trying to get the vote overturned, they used to call that fascism. But they don’t call it fascism any more because they’re ****g ‘right on’.” “Personally, I don’t think we should have left the [European] Union because I feel right at the time of it happening, we turned our back on the French, who were going through some dark terror ****.” “But it’s happened now,” Noel continued. “It was a legal vote. ****g get it done and let’s move on.” Watch in the video below, around the 27:50 mark. Read more at http://www.nme.com/news/music/noel-gallagher-brexit-****g-get-over-it-2159750#JihOGQQY5l4s1fFO.99 Nigel Farage then shared a link to Gallagher’s comments, writing “I think the correct term here is ‘lad’.” Read more at http://www.nme.com/news/music/noel-gallagher-brexit-****g-get-over-it-2159750#JihOGQQY5l4s1fFO.99 app-facebook In the build-up to the EU referendum, Noel said that he didn’t think the public should have been given the chance to vote because “99 percent of the people are thick as pig ****”. He later took to Instagram after the Leave vote to describe it as a “black day”. See that post below. Read more at http://www.nme.com/news/music/noel-gallagher-brexit-****g-get-over-it-2159750#JihOGQQY5l4s1fFO.99 There's a story in the Telegraph as well ... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/11/16/noel-gallagher-tells-remainers-f-ing-get-brexit/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter . Would you like me to copy that out for you too? Nigel Farage on Thursday. I think the correct term here is 'lad'. |
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“Then the people trying to get the vote overturned, they used to call that fascism. But they don’t call it fascism any more because they’re ****g ‘right on’.”
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Are you f***ing "right on" UB?
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Mr. Gallagher needs to get out his Encyclopaedia Britannica and read up on fascism.
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Guten Morgen Herr Y. How are you this fine day?
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Blimey, thank you for the question, Good Sir. I am having a jolly good morning. How are you, my friend?
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Noel Gallagher's mind seems quite delicately balanced on the subject but I'm not quite sure he strikes the right notes here. Do I sense some confusion behind his eyes?
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Mir geht es gut, edy. Danke!
Are you "right on" then, UB? |
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I guess you're just hoping this fred disappears into the mists of time, Biscuits, aye? ;)
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Keep the message front and centre on the forum, trilby. Good lad.
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Dont look back in anger i head you say
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Head? Have you been conversing with Kevin Spacey again, Anx? ;)
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Biscuitbrain is shown up for the fool he is on this thread. His pitiful arguments torn apart with ease.
And as Merkel falls in Germany we will conclude this business with the EUSSR to our satisfaction. |