British Indy: What Happens Now?

Discussion in 'Wasteland' started by Loz, May 23, 2015.

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  1. Full Brexit with "no EU deal" on the 29th March.

  2. Request Extension to article 50 to allow a general election and new negotiations.

  3. Request Extension to article 50 to allow cross party talks and a new deal to be put to EU.

  4. Request Extension to article 50 to allow a second referendum on 1. Remain in EU or 2. Full Brexit.

  5. Table a motion in parliament to Remain in EU WITHOUT a referendum.

  6. I don't know or I don't care anymore

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  1. I can't wait for Brexit Britain where being seen to be paying tax is a sign of stupidity and red tape. :grin:
     
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  2. Bless these half empty people, at least they keep the samaritans in work

    So you saw Google doesn't like Britain instead of Google are expanding their current office to 60,400

    I bet you stay in the kitchen at parties

    I'd like your views on this given your slit your wrists approach? click on the growth tab then select 2017 forecast

    http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2016/02/taking-europe-s-pulse

    This is the economist's predictions for European growth , see if you can spot who is predicted to have more economic growth than Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Denmark, Belgium and Portugal.
     
  3. Have you morphed into the duke? :Hilarious:
     
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  4. I can't wait until a few years down the line when all of the cards have been played. When your prophecies of doom have not materialised and I read back all of your "predictions" whilst trying to hold my sides in. :Hilarious:
     
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  5. What I saw is an announcement from Google that they were cutting their office by over a third twisted round by Mr Hammond and misrepresented as an increase. All credit to Mr Hammond, it worked - you swallowed it, along with much of the media.
     
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  6. Google doesn't pay its fair share of tax either.
     
  7. Okay you two I give up, what day was the tin foil hat party as I've clearly missed it.

     
  8. At least they are staying
     
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  9. Don't worry Duc

    Pete and duke are the type of people to see a £100 million lottery jackpot, have a winning ticket with one other so getting £50 million, then will spend years moaning they never got it all.

    To them, their perfect christmas gift would be Schrödinger's cat
     
  10. Knowing my luck, the cat would be a Persian.

    They really shed, you know, which means buying a new vacuum cleaner every other year, wearing the carpets out as a result and the amount of money that would have ...
     
  11. My god, can you imagine Christmas in those households? :Nailbiting: I bet it's a hoot. :Jawdrop:

    "Look how much presents have went up this year since Brexit"................."Make the most of it kids, this'll be your last Christmas, The Tories will ban it once we leave the E.U."..................."Once we leave the E.U. with their E.U. standard size chimneys, the British government will order everyone to decrease the size of their chimney stacks and Santa won't be able to get in to deliver presents"..............."St Nicholas was Turkish you know, once we leave the E.U. he'll be banned from the country" :Wideyed:

    I realise the duke has probably already posted all of the above.
     
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  12. probably? :Hilarious:
     
  13. I know, I was giving him the benefit of the doubt. :D But it's nailed on, isn't it? :)
     
  14. And the only vacuum cleaners capable of picking it up will be banned by the EU.
     
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  15. But it won't matter, because they have banned full fat light bulbs, you won't be able to see what's on the carpet anyway.
     
  16. They'll ban carpets next.
    Only Britain is carpeted. No one has them in Europe because they all keep chickens indoors. Britain will have to fall into line. You can't cherry-pick you know.
    Vote Leave..
     
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  17. was it just me or was the farage a bit cringworthy last night?. obviously i have nothing positive to say about him other than his tenacity. but he looked like he was well out his depth. along with the labour weathercock guy.
     
  18. Farage is a poster-boy for cringeworthiness, it has to be said :)
     
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  19. I thought he was quite restrained and probably right in that we will end up with a Norway type deal, which is possible the worst outcome. The Labour guy was just dog whistle politics and the audience lapped it up. I though Sarah Wollaston was the best, although she probably said the least, but what she did say was spot on. As for Will Self the least said the better, a stereotypical self loathing lefty, I bet he is a bundle of joy in the senior common room at Brunel.

    I forgot the rock chick Mensch Wench, who did OK.
     
  20. yip will self.(aptly named) a bit meh. probably smart enough tho.its always easier to state an opinion rather than deliver it
    farrage despite the 5-/5- crowd just seemed.. a bit lacking.
     
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