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Hrolf The Ganger 25 Mar 19 2.21pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Buy a new non-reflective flat screen monitor. Come on. He's only allowed the one he has for good behavior and not soiling himself.
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25 Mar 19 2.21pm

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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Buy a new non-reflective flat screen monitor.

Come on. He's only allowed the one he has for good behavior and not soiling himself.

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W12 25 Mar 19 2.22pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Would love to see a real response here. 1 - how did being in the EU inconvenience you in your daily life? 2 - what benefits will you experience in your daily life once we leave the EU? Some specifics would be good to know. How does "inconvenience" have anything to do with anything? You think it's OK for the EU to do whatever it likes just so long as we don't notice? That's partly what got us here in the first place. While nobody in particular was paying attention, the EU grew out of the common market into something people do not want, run by people with dubious motives that are unaccountable and moving further towards a federal state. We never voted for any of that. In terms of benefits it would be great to live in a country with a strong culture that's one I recognize as my own. There is a long way to with that one and I see leaving the EU as a necessary and critical first step.
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W12 25 Mar 19 2.22pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Would love to see a real response here.

1 - how did being in the EU inconvenience you in your daily life?

2 - what benefits will you experience in your daily life once we leave the EU?

Some specifics would be good to know.

How does "inconvenience" have anything to do with anything? You think it's OK for the EU to do whatever it likes just so long as we don't notice? That's partly what got us here in the first place.

While nobody in particular was paying attention, the EU grew out of the common market into something people do not want, run by people with dubious motives that are unaccountable and moving further towards a federal state. We never voted for any of that.

In terms of benefits it would be great to live in a country with a strong culture that's one I recognize as my own. There is a long way to with that one and I see leaving the EU as a necessary and critical first step.

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Mapletree Croydon 25 Mar 19 2.27pm
Originally posted by W12 How does "inconvenience" have anything to do with anything? You think it's OK for the EU to do whatever it likes just so long as we don't notice? That's partly what got us here in the first place. While nobody in particular was paying attention, the EU grew out of the common market into something people do not want, run by people with dubious motives that are unaccountable and moving further towards a federal state. We never voted for any of that. In terms of benefits it would be great to live in a country with a strong culture that's one I recognize as my own. There is a long way to with that one and I see leaving the EU as a necessary and critical first step. I think this is indeed the point There are many who see France, Germany, the Czech Republic or Spain as very similar to Britain. No more different to England than for example Ireland, maybe even Scotland. For myself, I absolutely can't get on with people from Harrow, no matter how hard I try. So I am now starting a petition to build a wall someone around Kew.
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Croydon 25 Mar 19 2.27pm

Originally posted by W12

How does "inconvenience" have anything to do with anything? You think it's OK for the EU to do whatever it likes just so long as we don't notice? That's partly what got us here in the first place.

I think this is indeed the point

There are many who see France, Germany, the Czech Republic or Spain as very similar to Britain. No more different to England than for example Ireland, maybe even Scotland.

For myself, I absolutely can't get on with people from Harrow, no matter how hard I try. So I am now starting a petition to build a wall someone around Kew.

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simonmdt x 25 Mar 19 2.28pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Thing is, I don't care how I'm seen by people who still get spots. WOW! Well as someone who has long ago stopped getting spots, let me give you some sage words of advice, every time you post something, you embarrass yourself
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x 25 Mar 19 2.28pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Thing is, I don't care how I'm seen by people who still get spots.

WOW!

Well as someone who has long ago stopped getting spots, let me give you some sage words of advice, every time you post something, you embarrass yourself

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 25 Mar 19 2.43pm
Originally posted by simonmdt WOW! Well as someone who has long ago stopped getting spots, let me give you some sage words of advice, every time you post something, you embarrass yourself You know this from personal experience, of course. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 25 Mar 19 2.43pm

Originally posted by simonmdt

WOW!

Well as someone who has long ago stopped getting spots, let me give you some sage words of advice, every time you post something, you embarrass yourself

You know this from personal experience, of course.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Mapletree Croydon 25 Mar 19 2.46pm
I just thought you would all want to know that 5.5m people have made it clear they DON'T want a second referendum. The number continues to rise pretty fast I think that's enough now, I shall have my people switch off the bots.
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Croydon 25 Mar 19 2.46pm

I just thought you would all want to know that 5.5m people have made it clear they DON'T want a second referendum.

The number continues to rise pretty fast

I think that's enough now, I shall have my people switch off the bots.

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Mapletree Croydon 25 Mar 19 2.48pm
Originally posted by Cucking Funt You know this from personal experience, of course. Well, if third parties are going to wade in I shall add my view, which is that on this occasion the criticism is justified In the UK age discrimination is recognised in both directions, unlike e.g. in the US where you are only protected if you are old.
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Croydon 25 Mar 19 2.48pm

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

You know this from personal experience, of course.

Well, if third parties are going to wade in I shall add my view, which is that on this occasion the criticism is justified

In the UK age discrimination is recognised in both directions, unlike e.g. in the US where you are only protected if you are old.

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Pussay Patrol 25 Mar 19 2.48pm
Originally posted by W12 How does "inconvenience" have anything to do with anything? You think it's OK for the EU to do whatever it likes just so long as we don't notice? That's partly what got us here in the first place. While nobody in particular was paying attention, the EU grew out of the common market into something people do not want, run by people with dubious motives that are unaccountable and moving further towards a federal state. We never voted for any of that. In terms of benefits it would be great to live in a country with a strong culture that's one I recognize as my own. There is a long way to with that one and I see leaving the EU as a necessary and critical first step. OK, how do you translate what you are saying to an actual answer? You don't like the EU for whatever reason so how does it inconvenience your daily life and how will improve post Brexit? It's not a trick question Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah
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25 Mar 19 2.48pm

Originally posted by W12

How does "inconvenience" have anything to do with anything? You think it's OK for the EU to do whatever it likes just so long as we don't notice? That's partly what got us here in the first place.

OK, how do you translate what you are saying to an actual answer?

You don't like the EU for whatever reason so how does it inconvenience your daily life and how will improve post Brexit?

It's not a trick question

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

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Teddy Eagle 25 Mar 19 2.59pm
[quote=Pussay Patrol;3426191 usually but not always there is a xenophobic tone where immigration is the root of all evil. _______________________________________________________ Xenophobia is a convenient explanation. I left London after my wife had been insulted several times in the street, including being called a white bitch twice in a week, mugged and was increasingly concerned about walking home from the station. If that is your idea of a fine place to live then have at it.
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25 Mar 19 2.59pm

[quote=Pussay Patrol;3426191

usually but not always there is a xenophobic tone where immigration is the root of all evil.

_______________________________________________________

Xenophobia is a convenient explanation. I left London after my wife had been insulted several times in the street, including being called a white bitch twice in a week, mugged and was increasingly concerned about walking home from the station. If that is your idea of a fine place to live then have at it.

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Pussay Patrol 25 Mar 19 3.11pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle [quote=Pussay Patrol;3426191 usually but not always there is a xenophobic tone where immigration is the root of all evil. _______________________________________________________ Xenophobia is a convenient explanation. I left London after my wife had been insulted several times in the street, including being called a white bitch twice in a week, mugged and was increasingly concerned about walking home from the station. If that is your idea of a fine place to live then have at it. And that's why we should withdraw from the EU, customs union, and have fights about the Irish border? Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah
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25 Mar 19 3.11pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

[quote=Pussay Patrol;3426191

usually but not always there is a xenophobic tone where immigration is the root of all evil.

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And that's why we should withdraw from the EU, customs union, and have fights about the Irish border?

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

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Hrolf The Ganger 25 Mar 19 3.15pm
Originally posted by simonmdt WOW! Well as someone who has long ago stopped getting spots, let me give you some sage words of advice, every time you post something, you embarrass yourself I'm not having that. I only embarrass myself on half my posts.
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Hrolf The Ganger

25 Mar 19 3.15pm

Originally posted by simonmdt

WOW!

Well as someone who has long ago stopped getting spots, let me give you some sage words of advice, every time you post something, you embarrass yourself

I'm not having that.

I only embarrass myself on half my posts.

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dannyboy1978 25 Mar 19 3.32pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Would love to see a real response here. 1 - how did being in the EU inconvenience you in your daily life? 2 - what benefits will you experience in your daily life once we leave the EU? Some specifics would be good to know. Try and find the common denominator in these two links. [Link] [Link]
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25 Mar 19 3.32pm