The EU Referendum Hokey Cokey

[charon 4,943]

* State Sponsored BBC......

 

 

 

** same treatment as they give RT......

[runebomme 377]

7 minutes ago, YoungWillz said:

Figure of 51B was mentioned on the BBC.

 

*and yes even at my age I'm a spunk factory*

that's vile

[Deathray 2,940]

4 minutes ago, YoungWillz said:

Figure of 51B was mentioned on the BBC.

 

*and yes even at my age I'm a spunk factory*

 

Raiding the IVF banks and flogging it on the black market doesn't count towards your personal levels.

 

In all seriousness, apparently according to the ever useful NHS choices patronising drivel collection of short tirades website having regular sex (really?),  exercise, eating healthy, not being a fat cunt, not chugging a bottle of whisky before bed, giving up the cigars, not eating too many bacon burgers and laying off the crack cocaine all contribute to good sperm for those on the forum it matters to (between the gays, those to young to actively want a child, the females and those too old to want another mouth to feed, properly not many of us). 

[YoungWillz 20,919]

Just now, runebomme said:

that's vile

Vile is the new nice in Brexit Britain....

[charon 4,943]

Thought male sperm counts were like, falling off a cliff, all over the World.

 

YW can go to Mars and repopulate the Human Race!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Or, can't be arsed.

[maryportfuncity 10,616]

13 minutes ago, charon said:

Thought male sperm counts were like, falling off a cliff, all over the World.

 

YW can go to Mars and repopulate the Human Race!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Or, can't be arsed.

 

 

Last I heard Boris, Jacob and Gove were hatching a plot to leave the Solar System

[Deathray 2,940]

17 minutes ago, charon said:

Thought male sperm counts were like, falling off a cliff, all over the World.

 

YW can go to Mars and repopulate the Human Race!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Or, can't be arsed.

 

I think the fact he can be arsed is the exact reason he's not the best candidate for repopulating the human race...

[YoungWillz 20,919]

2 hours ago, Deathray said:

 

I think the fact he can be arsed is the exact reason he's not the best candidate for repopulating the human race...

This has escalated quickly!

 

Correct in every detail MPFC.

[the_engineer 1,414]

8 hours ago, Paul Bearer said:

*Have 

 

That's left wing nu labour education for you.Not everyone had the same opportunities as others. But I much prefer people correct me like you did, rather than a snarky comment like someone else did.

[runebomme 377]

this is how we will look when the food starts running out

[the_engineer 1,414]

14 hours ago, Cat O'Falk said:

 

What do you mean by this

 

It means I'm very highly educated, I know words, I have the best words.

[the_engineer 1,414]

20th no confidence letter surely she can't hang in?

[YoungWillz 20,919]

Gove not resigning. Quite clearly only interested in fishing and the withdrawal agreement is a complete and utter fudge on that (hence Mundell staying also).

 

Commentators comparing May's "sad last days" with Thatcher. Shame that. Quite clearly Thatcher was a megalomaniac control freak who you could at least have some sneaking respect for being a total and utter leader. May is not even in the category of Eden or Douglas-Home in sheer incompetence.

 

 

[Deathray 2,940]

Quick thought:

 

Could Labour stick a parliamentary vote of no confidence in May in whilst she faces the party vote of no confidence.

 

An "if you really think she's that shit, find someone better and put them to the people?"

 

Or would they better doing that if she survives the no confidence motion and tying to team up with rebels to force an election?

[Lord Fellatio Nelson 6,218]

14 hours ago, Grim Up North said:

 

I'm sticking up for her here - she had to do the press conference - the media and occasion demanded it but if she'd turned up and said something completely new after being grilled in the H of C for 3 hours it would HAVE been a bit odd wouldn't it?

 

The deal is okay - the mandate from the public was 52:48 and only carried by xenophobes and racists.

 

So basically we have a weak withdrawal from the EU to a position of EU-  (which really matches the 52:48 close vote) and we have some control over immigration going forward and we have achieved ongoing free trade with Europe at the cost of £37 billion** which sounds a lot but we currently run at a deficit of about £8 billion a year so if we go back to being in EU then in 5 years we will be worse off, have free trade and have no control over our immigration.

 

** I'm not sure if YW 51 billion is a new number in public domain or he just got his sperm test results back. 

You really are a complete cunt, aren't you.

What the fuck makes you assume that people who wanted to leave are xenophobes and racists??

I voted to leave, I love Europe.

I have lived in Spain and Germany.

I can communicate in both languages badly.

I have driven across the continent numerous times.

I fucking holiday there numerous times a year.

I welcome Europeans here to work because too many who are born here are bone idle fucks.

Just to clarify, you Beano reading phillosopher, the 'free trade deal' is the actual sticking point of the deal.

It has no end, we are tied in until the EU decides when we can leave negating one of the primary drivers of us leaving TO NEGOTIATE OUR OWN FUCKING TRADE DEALS!!!!!!!!

Prick.

[Lord Fellatio Nelson 6,218]

23 minutes ago, Deathray said:

Quick thought:

 

Could Labour stick a parliamentary vote of no confidence in May in whilst she faces the party vote of no confidence.

 

An "if you really think she's that shit, find someone better and put them to the people?"

 

Or would they better doing that if she survives the no confidence motion and tying to team up with rebels to force an election?

Labour are that shit, even now, they would not win an election.

Every staunch Labour voter I know will not vote for them while Corbyn is leader.

They have really shot themselves in the foot.

 

[msc 18,397]

Dont believe it*. Bunch of them said that 2015-17, yet Corbyn's Labour got highest vote share since 2001 and highest vote numbers since 97. Folk moan** but end of the day those who don't like the Tories tend to revert to Labour and vice versa.

 

 

*That's on yer staunch Labour folk no voting them, I have no arguments on him winning or no winning an election... Although as David Cameron proved, sometimes the way to win elections to look slightly less shit than your opponent...

 

** Ever notice the folk pre-election who were all "I'm Democrat but cant vote for Evil Hilary" are the ones who moan most about Trump?

[Grim Up North 3,717]

22 minutes ago, Lord Fellatio Nelson said:

You really are a complete cunt, aren't you.

What the fuck makes you assume that people who wanted to leave are xenophobes and racists??

I voted to leave, I love Europe.

I have lived in Spain and Germany.

I can communicate in both languages badly.

I have driven across the continent numerous times.

I fucking holiday there numerous times a year.

I welcome Europeans here to work because too many who are born here are bone idle fucks.

Just to clarify, you Beano reading phillosopher, the 'free trade deal' is the actual sticking point of the deal.

It has no end, we are tied in until the EU decides when we can leave negating one of the primary drivers of us leaving TO NEGOTIATE OUR OWN FUCKING TRADE DEALS!!!!!!!!

Prick.

 

I thought you had no interest in interacting with me? 

[Lord Fellatio Nelson 6,218]

Just now, Grim Up North said:

 

I thought you had no interest in interacting with me? 

Not letting you get away with throwing the usual left wing 'RACISTS and XENOPHOBES' bollocks at people who had good reason to vote the way they did has fuck all to do with wanting to interact with you.

 

[Grim Up North 3,717]

Just now, Lord Fellatio Nelson said:

Not letting you get away with throwing the usual left wing 'RACISTS and XENOPHOBES' bollocks at people who had good reason to vote the way they did has fuck all to do with wanting to interact with you.

 

 

Ah still interacting - good - I'll reply properly then.

 

I voted to leave too. I don't think only Racists and Xenophobes voted to Leave because I'm not but as the vote was so close I believe that  what became a crucial portion of the vote was driven by racism and xenophobia. 

[Lord Fellatio Nelson 6,218]

6 minutes ago, msc said:

Dont believe it*. Bunch of them said that 2015-17, yet Corbyn's Labour got highest vote share since 2001 and highest vote numbers since 97. Folk moan** but end of the day those who don't like the Tories tend to revert to Labour and vice versa.

 

 

*That's on yer staunch Labour folk no voting them, I have no arguments on him winning or no winning an election... Although as David Cameron proved, sometimes the way to win elections to look slightly less shit than your opponent...

 

** Ever notice the folk pre-election who were all "I'm Democrat but cant vote for Evil Hilary" are the ones who moan most about Trump?

They got the highest share since 2001 because they were able to get students out of bed at 2PM to vote.

The youth vote is going to be critical to their push for power.

It is no coincidence that the labour voters I know and mentioned are considerably older than students.

I actually welcome the idea of a Labour victory.

Once they have been in and fucked up absolutely everything nobody will ever touch rampant Marxism socialism again.

[the_engineer 1,414]

Corbyn lost a no confidence vote aswell. The only difference between him and May I hope is May has the decency to fuck off.

 

I also vote leave and It had nothing to do with foreigners or skin colour. Unelected bureaucrats making laws just one of many reasons.

[YoungWillz 20,919]

Yikes!

 

Well, seeing as someone has quoted it and I have seen it...

 

My vote to leave was based on a few things. Ever closer political union? No thanks, I want my Parliament close and making the rules, makes them more accountable. European Central Bank? No thanks, dimunition of the Bank of England, and the financial services sector heave and haul up and go to Europe anyway. UK outwith that don't end up paying for the privilege of losing the financial institutions. European Army? No thanks, I want my army made here and not reliant on a humming and hawing of Euro Bureaucrats deciding when and if we intervene in conflict - again, accountability of those elected by us. Possibility of losing our place on the Security Council (but that's an aside, why we think we are still a world power is beyond me anyway). Christ we are not armied up anyway, shake that magic money tree, Tezza.

 

And then of course there are the more personal reasons. David Cameron was always a cunt, showed his true colours when he fucked off as soon as he lost the vote. Wasn't voting for his side. And then of course a UK out vote it would re-ignite the calls for Scottish Independence, because anyone who didn't predict Scotland would vote to remain and England would vote to leave was obviously living in a dream world. Ha!

 

I actually have no problem with Single Market and Customs Union.

 

So many reasons, as evidenced by the above discussion, for different people. Ho hum.

[Deathray 2,940]

Didn't realise there was so many morons on here?

 

Did any of you stop to think of the impact on your grandchildren when you voted to leave?

[YoungWillz 20,919]

Just now, Deathray said:

Didn't realise there was so many morons on here?

 

Did any of you stop to think of the impact on your grandchildren when you voted to leave?

Didn't give my grandkids a second thought, surprisingly enough!