Are my veiled insults famous? I'll have to stop veiling them. Mind you, you're a sensitive lot. Make a joke about a Pole and some people feel super insulted. I can't think when I've insulted anyone, but quote away!
I think there's a lot of truth in this. What I have found interesting in when the politicians do a stint as radio hosts. They are surprisingly good at it. Rees Mogg was entertaining and Soubry was quite professional at it. You wouldn't want to listen to O' Brien if you were a Leaver, any more than you can put up with listening to His Smugness Farage if you're a Remainer. All the LBC radio hosts love the sound of their own voice, so there is very little listening to the general public. Once you're done with the adverts and the news, if anyone actually phones in, they are usually talked over. Or you just get the host wittering on while they organise someone to talk to (against).
If you're snowed in half way up a mountain, your supper choices are a bit limited. You sort of eat what is to hand, which is the basis of all regional cooking.
And if half way up the mountain you see impending doom ahead, wise men make u-turn and do not carry on, stupid men carry on
You edited the first post, originally it said yes https://www.ducatiforum.co.uk/threads/brexit-what-happens-now.67471/page-1434#post-1315148
So quick recap Mays deal dead Labour support 2nd referendum Mays deal dead again They vote against no deal They have no deal They will then vote on extension Labour won't support 2nd referendum Mays deal likely back again Mays deal likely dead again Clear?
Next time you are astride your trusty Mutley, blazing across the alpes, you might try fondue in Canton Vaud, Switzerland. You might be surprised.
Sorry, your locution confused me: "Do you think the pissed off and hopelessly ignorant people should not be allowed to vote ?" I say "yes" ie, yes they should be allowed to vote and it looks as if I'm agreeing with your statement, ie that they shouldn't be allowed to vote. I say "no" ie, no I don't think this and it looks like no, they shouldn't be allowed to vote. It was hard to win. I edited my post to make my position clear: of course ignorant and annoyed people get the vote. That is just how democracy works. But the results you get are also often in line with that. It's just how it is. So the furious people phoning in saying "once we get back control of our laws we'll be able to... " or the one who said that May should just "leave the EU with no deal right now" as if she gets to decide by autocratic diktat (probably what the caller would like as a political system), despite it being pointed out repeatedly that this is not how Parliament works - yes, they get the vote too. Should we be pleased or sad? You decide.
