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Disappearing from the bloody shelves again, along with pasta and flour. Tesco and Morrisons with restrictions on some items. How dumb are people to not plan ahead? There have been shortages anyway over the summer. Tinned sweetcorn was like gold dust at my local suppermarket. People are dumb because...

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SaintK wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 5:40 pm
message #2527204 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 1:02 pm Disappearing from the bloody shelves again, along with pasta and flour.
Nah. Was in 2 different supermarkets today and there were plenty in both

I bet Aldi was running short of wet suits and MIG welders.

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Coached at Hove RFC and East Grinstead apparently.

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Croydon, apparently according to the Beeb ticker. Custody Sergeant killed and then the suspect turned the gun on themselves. Read a couple of reports that claim he turned the gun on himself but they don't say he is dead or alive. In hospital in a critical condition according to reports. He was know...

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Declaring we would have had control had we continued to allow the EU to keep sovereignty is more so. But it's not. There are good reasons even team Brexit wanted to continue with Galileo as part of a post UK membership deal on the future security partnership between the UK and the EU. It simply isn...

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Only it's not about independence if we give away sovereignty on such as GPS. You could fairly say it was about the pretence of independence, just not actual independence. We've never had 'sovereignty' over GPS. It's an american system owned and maintained by the yanks. We wouldn't have 'sovereignty...

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So we've left spending billions of pounds in the process to be many billions of pounds a year worse off not in the name of sovereignty but to have similar issues. Sunlit uplands here we come It was always going to be a struggle to even attain the status quo. As I've said, it was never about economi...

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So we've left spending billions of pounds in the process to be many billions of pounds a year worse off not in the name of sovereignty but to have similar issues. Sunlit uplands here we come It was always going to be a struggle to even attain the status quo. As I've said, it was never about economi...

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Disappearing from the bloody shelves again, along with pasta and flour.

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if it's a harder sell so be it. There are other things which could make it harder, the loss of the rebate for instance. but if we can show the trade deals are no improvement, migration hasn't changed, we actually ceded our sovereignty by becoming so dependent on the USA it's less control than we ha...

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£350m week for the NHS rather than sovereignty was on the side of the bus? We will hold all the cards in the negotiations when we leave etc etc - now all of the economic arguments put forward by Leave prior to referendum have proved to be absolute bollocks all we are left with fish and sovereignty....

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After two years calling for unity, the first time Sir millionaire Kier Starmer asks them to abstain from voting against, Corbyn and his loony left acolytes break the whip.
Why is he even in the party?

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This is entirely possible, but it was the situation leave was once in so it's already known change can be both sought and effected. What will really make the case to rejoin hard to sell is Brexit going well, and there at least those of us hoping to rejoin can show some gratitude, Brexit and those p...

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Interesting argument, though the demographic one is open to question. People won't remain teenagers forever. And lots of people who were remainers won't really care in a few years. There will be a number of hard-liners in parliament and in pressure groups, but most people will just get on with thei...

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The push to rejoin is only just getting started. Though sadly I suspect it'll spend a few years going backwards even if it does a good job. Brexit has created in the UK the biggest/strongest pro EU membership group in any EU nation, but a fair whack of that is just the backlash to Brexit and will s...

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Croydon, apparently according to the Beeb ticker. Custody Sergeant killed and then the suspect turned the gun on themselves.

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The border town just over the Kent border to be built for all the new admin and what have you is to be named Cobnut City. Obviously on the approach or drive away from the new metropolis the GPS will advise of Cobnut City limits (or it will if we ever get a GPS system) We have a GPS system What the ...

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The border town just over the Kent border to be built for all the new admin and what have you is to be named Cobnut City. Obviously on the approach or drive away from the new metropolis the GPS will advise of Cobnut City limits (or it will if we ever get a GPS system) We have a GPS system What the ...

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piquant wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 5:36 pm The border town just over the Kent border to be built for all the new admin and what have you is to be named Cobnut City. Obviously on the approach or drive away from the new metropolis the GPS will advise of Cobnut City limits (or it will if we ever get a GPS system)

We have a GPS system

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Being a minister isn't an excuse for being ignorant. It wouldn't be in a civil servant with any responsibility for the area either. People entitled to rant on with no idea what they're talking about should be limited to those who queue outside Weatherspoons looking to take the sobriety out of their...

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https://scontent-amt2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/120221493_3660563074002738_5080255444998446470_o.jpg?_nc_cat=106&_nc_sid=8bfeb9&_nc_ohc=yTpbK0ZgshkAX_489vN&_nc_ht=scontent-amt2-1.xx&oh=2f615eaca4dab0d9c33dd56ba5dac06d&oe=5F943FB9 Moving on from the slightly creepy man-love... The whole of Kent as a f...

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He was the minister, not the civil servant. He's also a wonderful looking man, with great hair and a neck the size of Halfpenny's in his youth. 3rd Dan Karate kid too. Being a minister isn't an excuse for being ignorant. It wouldn't be in a civil servant with any responsibility for the area either....

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Or this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1njIckENbRA Ah but Vindaloo celebrates, by the crafted use of cultural pisstake, Englishness from pearly queens to drunken Toon lasses. Brings a tear to the eye, and better than any diddly-dee https://youtu.be/va6nPu-1auE It may be self deprecating but s...

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Yes they're not the same, but either way of saying it would expose you as being pig ignorant or perhaps being in the middle of a stroke Did you know the extent? I wouldn't have thought it was that large, but of course, everyone else is an intelligent expert. It's possible to be ignorant of somethin...

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Vindaloo is a fantastic work capturing the heart of the nation Or this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1njIckENbRA Ah but Vindaloo celebrates, by the crafted use of cultural pisstake, Englishness from pearly queens to drunken Toon lasses. Brings a tear to the eye, and better than any diddly-de...

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That sounds about right, and that's what made many people comment something along the lines of 'ffs how can you possibly be in your position and not have understood that' or some variant on 'better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt' It's not quite the same...

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Vindaloo is a fantastic work capturing the heart of the nation Or this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1njIckENbRA Ah but Vindaloo celebrates, by the crafted use of cultural pisstake, Englishness from pearly queens to drunken Toon lasses. Brings a tear to the eye, and better than any diddly-de...

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Vindaloo is a fantastic work capturing the heart of the nation

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sorCrer wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 12:00 pm
sorCrer wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:21 pm My FIL got sick with Covid 5 weeks ago. Badly. He has been intubated in a coma and now heavily sedated with a tracheotomy to keep him breathing. Apparently his lungs are f**ked and gone hard, spongy some sort of fibrosis.
Sadly, he didn't make it.

Sorry for your loss, dude

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You'll find it most searches. "I hadn't quite understood the full extent of this" (the particular reliance on Dover-Calais for 17% of our total trade) That sounds about right, and that's what made many people comment something along the lines of 'ffs how can you possibly be in your position and not...

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Hasn't stopped the holidays in Turkey or Egypt though. So maybe not too bad, eh? Come to think of it, we don't have a national identity card, so I've always shown a passport getting into europe. There used to be some pink ID card you could get for day tripping too. You'll need an ETIAS authorisatio...

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You'll find it most searches. "I hadn't quite understood the full extent of this" (the particular reliance on Dover-Calais for 17% of our total trade) That sounds about right, and that's what made many people comment something along the lines of 'ffs how can you possibly be in your position and not...

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Hasn't stopped the holidays in Turkey or Egypt though. So maybe not too bad, eh? Come to think of it, we don't have a national identity card, so I've always shown a passport getting into europe. There used to be some pink ID card you could get for day tripping too. You'll need an ETIAS authorisatio...

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Hasn't stopped the holidays in Turkey or Egypt though. So maybe not too bad, eh?

Come to think of it, we don't have a national identity card, so I've always shown a passport getting into europe. There used to be some pink ID card you could get for day tripping too.

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EU is demanding we keep the symptoms even though we'll no longer have the virus.

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What I think we're about to discover in the UK is that we took seamless borders for granted for 25 years. Queueing at borders is the global norm. UK politicians of the 1980s were part of a west European effort to remove these, the UK more for trade reasons, other countries that and the symbolism of...

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We have done this before mate. He is a fúcking moron.... and a disingenuous/lying one at that. Because of the interview on Sky? Many, many examples but just picking one, as Brexit Secretary ‘I hadn’t fully understood the importance of the Dover-Calais ferry crossing’ :lol: :lol: If you misquote the...

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Anyway, it now appears that the UK government will have emergency powers over the period of Brexit, importantly the right to protest seriously curtailed. Do we think they’re planning to “extend” and avoid brexiteers. Or They’re looking to stop protests from remainers if things go tits. I believe a ...

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Just say Dominic Raab on SKY News...... He is one thick gobshite. He's not thick. We have done this before mate. He is a fúcking moron.... and a disingenuous/lying one at that. Because of the interview on Sky? Many, many examples but just picking one, as Brexit Secretary ‘I hadn’t fully understood ...

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