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Tennis
Spam/OT Thread 2
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I dont think the UK will pay it tbh, even the government isnt that gutless
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don't know how you take that from what I posted, it's basically irrelevant ramblings from old Tory mug MPs who like to wank over the war and the empire
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also, it's doubtful that Britain will end up paying the full debt. Maybe more like 20-30 billion. So about half, like that conservative man demands.
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aaron I get the feeling Brexit will be looking back in history as a huge mistake by Britain
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wouldnt pay a penny of it
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good to know next time you ask someone on here for money
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if the EU is so strong and successful why does it need our money?
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edy why does germany need the uks money?
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if France went first for example, I wonder if the UK would be ok with France telling the EU they're not paying up
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we don't. It's a about rule of law and sticking to your commitments
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when the 7 Days of Wisewords is a major success and you're scrambling for pizza money, wisewords will know you're not to be trusted now
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begging? Merely reminding the UK of its commitments
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yes edy, it begging
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is the EU on its knees? must be
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damn, asking for money from which agreements were made to pay is begging now
if you don't want to pay or think the people you made a contract with are not cool, it is fine to not pay stuff now |
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if Scotland leaves the UK and owes the UK money, is it fine for them to not pay now
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scotland isnt leaving the UK
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and we dont owe the EU this money
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I don't think it'll win this time either tbh, but that isn't relevant to my question really
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grant's answer should be that Scotland shouldn't be liable to pay anything either but since he is against Indy, won't want to admit it
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aaron if we agreed to play golf then go out for dinner after but then after theround of golf somethings come up and u have to go home and not get dinner, would u still be due some money for said dinner?
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if I decided not to have the dinner, I don't think I would be asking for you to pay for my dinner too
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A more fitting food parable would be
Grant and Aaron are sitting in a tree They agree to order a bunch of pizzas together, agreeing to split the bill Aaron decides that Grant is lame and leaves Grant is stuck with all those pizzas and feels Aaron should pay for his made pizza paying commitments |
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yum, pizza
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https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1442330832496314&id=186294584766618
watching what weapons people brought for this match , |
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Electric Ballroom! That's where Ayers celebrates New Year's Eve.
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ffs, who brings a Kylie vinyl to something like this
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so why are the EU asking as to pay for future things that dont involve us?
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Why are you asking Aaron to pay for the pizzas?
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If you sign a contract, an agreement on funding things together, it is the most natural thing in the world to also stick to your commitments and liabilities.
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