Farage: US Ambassador
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Surrey Commuter wrote:Now you are using pedantry to show off your superior education. You liberal metro elites just don't get it!!! the people have spoken and you have to listen.
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Capital T after the exclamation mark please.Surrey Commuter wrote:Now you are using pedantry to show off your superior education. You liberal metro elites just don't get it!!! the people have spoken and you have to listen.0 -
Imposter wrote:Surrey Commuter wrote:Now you are using pedantry to show off your superior education. You liberal metro elites just don't get it!!! the people have spoken and you have to listen.
Next you'll be telling me you learned stuff from a book rather than the internet.0 -
Imposter wrote:Carbonator wrote:Imposter wrote:Carbonator wrote:So wishing death on people who only stood up for what they believe (and the majority of country agreed wit)
You mean the majority of 'voters' - not the majority of the country. Bit of a difference.
No real difference.
17m voters from a total eligible electorate of around 45m. Well worth correcting you, I reckon.Carbonator wrote:Hope I did not come across as uneducated or senile
Well, if you voted brexit we can only guess...
If you had quoted all of my reply the answer was there lol
But you don't want the answer in the same way you don't want the result lol.
If people don't vote thats their problem.
Its the same with all elections etc.
Nope, neither uneducated or senile, just like lots of the people that voted out
You remoaners are acting like the children you wish could vote 0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:Imposter wrote:Surrey Commuter wrote:Now you are using pedantry to show off your superior education. You liberal metro elites just don't get it!!! the people have spoken and you have to listen.
Next you'll be telling me you learned stuff from a book rather than the internet.
Learning is learning - regardless of the source. As long as the source is credible, obviously...0 -
Carbonator wrote:So wishing death on people who only stood up for what they believe (and the majority of country agreed wit) without the balls to snub out child killers lol.
I think that about sums up the type of attitude that led to Farage and Trump winning.
You voted Brexit and think it takes balls to reinstate the death penalty. Great...
I think that about sums up the type of attitude that led to Farage and Trump winning.
*Goes in search of popcorn* 0 -
Carbonator wrote:-Yawn smiley-
Why did you quote my whole post but only comment on one small part?
Can see I am outnumbered here (unlike in the democratic referendum 8) ) so have fun guys.
(Sound of door closing)
That was a very short lived flounce.0 -
Carbonator wrote:You remoaners are acting like the children you wish could vote
Whereas name-calling is entirely grown up behaviour.
It's just a hill. Get over it.0 -
Imposter wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Imposter wrote:Surrey Commuter wrote:Now you are using pedantry to show off your superior education. You liberal metro elites just don't get it!!! the people have spoken and you have to listen.
Next you'll be telling me you learned stuff from a book rather than the internet.
Learning is learning - regardless of the source. As long as the source is credible, obviously...
I am assuming that is code for so called experts!!!
Content is what matter not where it is published - therefore the internet is as good a source as a book or indeed a Wetherspoons beermat0 -
Carbonator wrote:Imposter wrote:No real difference.
17m voters from a total eligible electorate of around 45m. Well worth correcting you, I reckon.Carbonator wrote:Hope I did not come across as uneducated or senile
If you had quoted all of my reply the answer was there lol
But you don't want the answer in the same way you don't want the result lol.
If people don't vote thats their problem.
Its the same with all elections etc.
Nope, neither uneducated or senile, just like lots of the people that voted out
You remoaners are acting like the children you wish could vote
a very condescending attitude and one that wont win over any of the 16 million who you want to ignore, they are being forced to accept higher inflation, lower growth/spending because of people like you or people like mrfpb, who rely on the state for their income, a bit like many pensioners who also voted out.
i presume your also against 16/17 yo joining the 'services? as they are just children.0 -
It's a useful deflection from the finding that UKIP and its EU associates have misspent EU money on UK domestic election and referendum campaigns.
And they say satire is dead.0 -
Nothing like a Farage/Brexit/Trump thread to bring out the very best in everybody.
I had better stock up on the popcorn. This could be a long haul.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Pinno wrote:Nothing like a Farage/Brexit/Trump thread to bring out the very best in everybody.
I had better stock up on the popcorn. This could be a long haul.
I think we should remember that Donald Trump described Katie Hopkins as a respected columnist. I think he just likes a bit of mischief.0 -
mamba80 wrote:a very condescending attitude and one that wont win over any of the 16 million who you want to ignore, they are being forced to accept higher inflation, lower growth/spending because of people like you or people like mrfpb, who rely on the state for their income, a bit like many pensioners who also voted out.
i presume your also against 16/17 yo joining the 'services? as they are just children.
Why do you insist on drawing a connection between my getting benefits and my voting leave, is it because you can't argue against my reasons for voting leave. I let your comment go the first time, but this is the third thread where you have attacked me for receiving benefits for a disabled child. What is your problem?0 -
mrfpb wrote:mamba80 wrote:a very condescending attitude and one that wont win over any of the 16 million who you want to ignore, they are being forced to accept higher inflation, lower growth/spending because of people like you or people like mrfpb, who rely on the state for their income, a bit like many pensioners who also voted out.
i presume your also against 16/17 yo joining the 'services? as they are just children.
Why do you insist on drawing a connection between my getting benefits and my voting leave, is it because you can't argue against my reasons for voting leave. I let your comment go the first time, but this is the third thread where you have attacked me for receiving benefits for a disabled child. What is your problem?
come on better together, love an peace, coffee and cream erm :roll:0 -
RideOnTime wrote:mrfpb wrote:mamba80 wrote:a very condescending attitude and one that wont win over any of the 16 million who you want to ignore, they are being forced to accept higher inflation, lower growth/spending because of people like you or people like mrfpb, who rely on the state for their income, a bit like many pensioners who also voted out.
i presume your also against 16/17 yo joining the 'services? as they are just children.
Why do you insist on drawing a connection between my getting benefits and my voting leave, is it because you can't argue against my reasons for voting leave. I let your comment go the first time, but this is the third thread where you have attacked me for receiving benefits for a disabled child. What is your problem?
come on better together, love an peace, coffee and cream erm :roll:
I thought I'd done that the first time (over on the "Do you recognize Britain thread")0 -
mrfpb wrote:RideOnTime wrote:mrfpb wrote:mamba80 wrote:a very condescending attitude and one that wont win over any of the 16 million who you want to ignore, they are being forced to accept higher inflation, lower growth/spending because of people like you or people like mrfpb, who rely on the state for their income, a bit like many pensioners who also voted out.
i presume your also against 16/17 yo joining the 'services? as they are just children.
Why do you insist on drawing a connection between my getting benefits and my voting leave, is it because you can't argue against my reasons for voting leave. I let your comment go the first time, but this is the third thread where you have attacked me for receiving benefits for a disabled child. What is your problem?
come on better together, love an peace, coffee and cream erm :roll:
I thought I'd done that the first time (over on the "Do you recognize Britain thread")
yeah recognize... bit of an Americanism recognise of course... oh there I go...0 -
RideOnTime wrote:yeah recognize... bit of an Americanism recognise of course... oh there I go...
Probably one of the few topics where we could trust Farage and Trump to have a diplomatic dispute without risk to the rest of us..0 -
Reminded me of thismrfpb wrote:RideOnTime wrote:yeah recognize... bit of an Americanism recognise of course... oh there I go...
Probably one of the few topics where we could trust Farage and Trump to have a diplomatic dispute without risk to the rest of us..
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mrfpb wrote:mamba80 wrote:a very condescending attitude and one that wont win over any of the 16 million who you want to ignore, they are being forced to accept higher inflation, lower growth/spending because of people like you or people like mrfpb, who rely on the state for their income, a bit like many pensioners who also voted out.
i presume your also against 16/17 yo joining the 'services? as they are just children.
Why do you insist on drawing a connection between my getting benefits and my voting leave, is it because you can't argue against my reasons for voting leave. I let your comment go the first time, but this is the third thread where you have attacked me for receiving benefits for a disabled child. What is your problem?Re: EU Referendum - It's Brexit. So what does the future hold for the UK and Europe?
Postby mamba80 » Tue Nov 15, 2016 6:37 am
No wonder May never wanted a commons debate... what would they talk about lol!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37983948
what an absolutle waste of money, voted for by many who dont contribute......... an extra 30k of staff and 500 projects? well i guess we are leaving 27 separate countries eh stevo? :shock:
mrfpb seems to have a point. 0 -
News today saying he's off to the States to be an economic migrant with an immigrant for a wife.
Also announcing he's a man of the people while at a party in his honour, at the Ritz, bankrolled (like his leave campaign) by a millionaire, non-dom, tax avoider - Aaron Banks
You REALLY couldn't make it up
Good riddance.Road - '10 Giant Defy 3.5
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I think the news that the breakfast he shared with Banks on the morning of 24th June was champagne and kippers may have annoyed some people.guy.spartacus wrote:News today saying he's off to the States to be an economic migrant with an immigrant for a wife.
Also announcing he's a man of the people while at a party in his honour, at the Ritz, bankrolled (like his leave campaign) by a millionaire, non-dom, tax avoider - Aaron Banks
You REALLY couldn't make it up
Good riddance."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Farage shows his detailed knowledge of the ambassadorial role:
Found in the dictionary under the entry for "Smug git"0 -
Wiz zis Ferrero Roche your really spoiling us Monsieur Farage...seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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He's a cnut. Classroom joker who would implode if he were given any amount of real responsibility.0
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Not much going on. My new boots arrived though.
Eyed up some cheap malts in Morrisons at lunchtime0 -
Moon boots?seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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mrfpb wrote:mamba80 wrote:a very condescending attitude and one that wont win over any of the 16 million who you want to ignore, they are being forced to accept higher inflation, lower growth/spending because of people like you or people like mrfpb, who rely on the state for their income, a bit like many pensioners who also voted out.
i presume your also against 16/17 yo joining the 'services? as they are just children.
Why do you insist on drawing a connection between my getting benefits and my voting leave, is it because you can't argue against my reasons for voting leave. I let your comment go the first time, but this is the third thread where you have attacked me for receiving benefits for a disabled child. What is your problem?
You bought up the topic with a little dig on "starting a family" thread, i wasnt going to mention it again, but the point remains, that the bottom 1/3 of the country, in terms of income, will suffer the most due to brexit and you most certainly will be effected as working benefits are frozen, whatever your reasons for leaving (and i dont fcuking care) you ve voted for a worse outcome for you and your family, how is that a wise decision?
i pay about £900 per month in tax/NI, i dont mind one bit, its whats makes for a decent society BUT people on the receiving end also have responsibilities, its not all about rights, i dont get wtc or childcare credits, yet it seems to me, that many in the middle i/c stream are seen by gov as some sort of Golden Goose.
If i ve offended you, it wasnt deliberate, i dont even know you.
As for Farage, as i said the sooner he becomes our man in Washington the better.0
