[TheRetiredBridgeburner]

Yep, I'm afraid we do. More of them than I'd like to admit to as well.

TIG are going to be rammed down everyone's throats relentlessly as the new messiahs, and they probably still won't have any policies. Because what do actual policies, facts or aims matter in this post-truth world? *bangs head on desk*

This post has been edited by TheRetiredBridgeburner: 26 February 2019 - 09:05 AM

[Gorefest]

worry, on 22 February 2019 - 09:08 PM, said:

Wow, you guys have these people too.

To be fair though, Owen Jones has his head so far up Corbyn's arse that he spouts the same tired party line. This whole 'TIG' group is a silly diversion though. If they really wanted to force something they should have made this move 1-2 years ago. now it leads to nothing but more last-minute strife and confusion in an already chaotic clusterfuck of playing politicks.

[Maark Abbott]

PM statement coming back to the tired old line about Labour wanting to destroy Britain.

Bit rich from the austerity party that

[Tiste Simeon]

And yet people will continue to buy it. Because we never learn.

[Malankazooie]

I wish we had 'Googlebox' here in the states.

Father: I'm half way through the 585 page withdrawal agreement.
Wife: Noooooo.
Slacker Son: Who are you?

[Azath Vitr (D'ivers]

'O.F.O.C. (Our Future Our Choice — don’t try to pronounce the acronym), a youth movement that has sent a blue bus around Britain emblazoned with the words “Please stand up for our futures. Signed, young people.”'

Oh fock?

[Gorefest]

@Mal: Gogglebox, you mean?

[Maark Abbott]

Tories launching a fund to 'try and restore prosperity to struggling communities'.

This reeks of desperation, given that the areas affected will be hit hardest by leaving regardless. We've now entered the realm of MPs being bribed for votes by having money offered for their constituencies.

[Illuyankas]

It's a sum of money that 1. is dwarfed by what the EU provides, and B; ends up being less than the budget cuts enforced by the Tories doing the provably wrong austerity tactics of cut everything and then cut it again

[Maark Abbott]

Illuyankas, on 04 March 2019 - 08:08 PM, said:

It's a sum of money that 1. is dwarfed by what the EU provides, and B; ends up being less than the budget cuts enforced by the Tories doing the provably wrong austerity tactics of cut everything and then cut it again

I have no doubt though that the Breklets will be all over it, cheering and praising and laughing about how it proves Remain wrong.

[Mezla PigDog]

The relentless Brexit grind continues at work. Please vote for something sensible next week, Parliament so I can have a bit of a break. I'm so run down and I wake up in the small hours every night obsessing about HIV and hepatitis (the topic of most of my work projects, I'm not a hypochondriac).

[Maark Abbott]

Mezla PigDog, on 06 March 2019 - 11:51 PM, said:

The relentless Brexit grind continues at work. Please vote for something sensible next week, Parliament so I can have a bit of a break. I'm so run down and I wake up in the small hours every night obsessing about HIV and hepatitis (the topic of most of my work projects, I'm not a hypochondriac).

I wouldn't keep your hopes up.

[Illuyankas]

Well Theresa May said that if her deal doesn't go through then there might be no Brexit at all

Pretty ironclad assurance that we will be fine* after all





*apart from the capital flight, respect demolition, global humiliation and unnecessary economic hits as a result of all this bollocks

[Malankazooie]

https://www.youtube....h?v=gDxBN1y5C8o

[Traveller]

I love Patrick Stewart... especially in this.

https://youtu.be/ptfmAY6M6aA

[Maark Abbott]

Illuyankas, on 08 March 2019 - 06:22 PM, said:

Well Theresa May said that if her deal doesn't go through then there might be no Brexit at all

Pretty ironclad assurance that we will be fine* after all





*apart from the capital flight, respect demolition, global humiliation and unnecessary economic hits as a result of all this bollocks

We can only hope it all goes away and that we can then start purging the right wing by way of French choppy gravity friend, right?

[Macros]

This is a real thing, it's currently sitting on my kitchen table, spoilers for size

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[Mezla PigDog]

Has my medicines stockpile just gone up in value or down?

[Tiste Simeon]

Hmm I think this is a good thing or it could be very bad I'm seriously not sure about anything any more...

[Mezla PigDog]

There has to be a majority for today's vote to prevent us from leaving without a deal. All of the moderate Tories and most of Labour will vote against. All Lib Dem, SNP, Greens and IG will vote against. Even Labour MPs in big leave constituencies would be derelict in their duty to let us leave without a deal and I think they could explain that to their voters in good conscience. So that only leaves the DUP, ERG and the odd Labour nutter like Kate Hooey to be in favour.

I think.