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Northern Ireland chose Remain but barely compared to the Scottish. I'm gonna have to put up with unity bullshit for ages now.
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I guess the new thing to do when you're called out on posting something stupid is to just "Of course I knew that  " Edit: a different person posted this from twitter and it gave me a chuckle 
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:Scotland's already talking about holding a second independence referendum. Evidently they held one in 2014 that voted remain in a 55-45 margin, but now... As I understand it, a big part of why many Scots voted to stay in the UK then was "Well, it'd be a pain in the rear end to apply for EU membership as an independent country, so..."
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Jun 24, 2016 16:53
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Maybe don't leave your autistic six year old kid at home sick for a whole week before considering taking him to the ER?
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Jun 24, 2016 19:03
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Arcsquad12 posted:Maybe don't leave your autistic six year old kid at home sick for a whole week before considering taking him to the ER? It's almost like some people don't run to the ER as soon as they get the sniffles.
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Jun 24, 2016 19:09
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It's fine, if he has autism then he's definitely gotten his major vaccines.
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Jun 24, 2016 19:25
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Here's a crazy thought, and stop me if this is going too far, but what if it's stdh? Food for thought.
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Jun 24, 2016 20:47
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Munchables posted:Here's a crazy thought, and stop me if this is going too far, but what if it's stdh? Food for thought. Okay, now you're just sounding like Voidburger.
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Jun 24, 2016 21:14
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VoidBurger posted:Suuurrrrre, a six-year-old said this, suuuure. There's like a 99% chance this mother uses homeopathic med/water and other BS to treat her kid.
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Jun 24, 2016 21:18
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Munchables posted:Here's a crazy thought, and stop me if this is going too far, but what if it's stdh? Food for thought. Odds are the lady constantly talks about Bernie and the autistic kid is just parroting his mom
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:Scotland's already talking about holding a second independence referendum. Evidently they held one in 2014 that voted remain in a 55-45 margin, but now... Yeah I read about that too, I'm more curious about whether it'll succeed and what that'll mean for the Ol' UK. Also I have wild dreams that this will finally reunite the Irelands. E: My super fav though was an article on the BBC positing that London might just leave the UK to become independent. One can dream, that would be pretty interesting. And also hilarious. Fathis Munk has a new favorite as of 21:45 on Jun 24, 2016 |
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Jun 24, 2016 21:43
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Not a chance lad
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Jun 24, 2016 21:45
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Apparently in the new world where tousel hearded flabby wastes of space can be considered statemen I think nothing can be considered truly impossible any more.
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Fathis Munk posted:Yeah I read about that too, I'm more curious about whether it'll succeed and what that'll mean for the Ol' UK. Or... consider that Great Britain has a golden opportunity to follow & maybe improve on the German industrial & commercial model. Y'know, invest in its peoples, skills, invent, design, develop, manufacture, quality, export & home market & show the World what can be achieved free of Political dogma & restraint, or, Great Britain can adopt the 'remain' mantra & impersonate a cabbage!
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Lottery of Babylon posted:Or... consider that Great Britain has a golden opportunity to follow & maybe improve on the German industrial & commercial model. Y'know, invest in its peoples, skills, invent, design, develop, manufacture, quality, export & home market & show the World what can be achieved free of Political dogma & restraint, If you are British I would kindly like you to discuss the matter, but to state that overwhelmingly I disagree. Not only because a great deal of the politics involved are the whole point, but also the fact that a greater number of acadamies are going to be springing up thus meaning less training and skills, designing an manufacturing are not even slightly present in the country and would require a great deal more investment than we are willing in a place that is soon going to have a great deal of difficulty even financing its debts. If not from the UK I would like to kindly ask you to stop talking on things which you know less than nothing about.
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I imagine Gerry Adams is already sending risque tweets to the First Minister. The two countries have been fairly separate for a while now so reuniting them would be like uniting other countries. Dopes on my feed already talking about how awesome it would be to have Celtic Union without remotely thinking what that would mean.
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Josef bugman posted:If you are British I would kindly like you to discuss the matter, but to state that overwhelmingly I disagree. Not only because a great deal of the politics involved are the whole point, but also the fact that a greater number of acadamies are going to be springing up thus meaning less training and skills, designing an manufacturing are not even slightly present in the country and would require a great deal more investment than we are willing in a place that is soon going to have a great deal of difficulty even financing its debts. LoB 
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Josef bugman posted:If you are British I would kindly like you to discuss the matter, but to state that overwhelmingly I disagree. Not only because a great deal of the politics involved are the whole point, but also the fact that a greater number of acadamies are going to be springing up thus meaning less training and skills, designing an manufacturing are not even slightly present in the country and would require a great deal more investment than we are willing in a place that is soon going to have a great deal of difficulty even financing its debts. Posts like these are my favorite part of this thread.
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EmmyOk posted:LoB What a good gif Also, all hail LoB.
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Josef bugman posted:1) Lottery of Babylon is a gimmick poster who post insane poo poo. I really hope that Josef bugman either forgot who LoB is or didn't even look at the username.
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Bit of both. You never know when someone might be being serious. Sorry guys!
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Josef bugman posted:If not from the UK I would like to kindly ask you to stop talking on things which you know less than nothing about.
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 Why question something when it confirms my racist opinions??? loving LIBS always trying to QUESTION things!! Also, quotes around "refugees" and "false" wtf??? Edit: and I did check snopes, there was an assault on a young girl but there was no knife, no rape, and no syrians, not going to bother linking the article to these fuckwits because ill get the conspiracy cover-up poo poo slinging. gently caress these people Immolat1on has a new favorite as of 23:42 on Jun 24, 2016 |
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Jun 24, 2016 23:39
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Nuebot posted:If I start posting in a British accent can I still post about the hilarious mistake everyone over in England are doing right now? Go right ahead, can't be worse than the pigs ear we have made of it.
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I voted to stay in the EU, but come on don't tell me an American would be happy with half of their laws being written in Mexico with minimal US input. Then, when they ask for more flexibility, they are flat out ignored and the whole continent threatens them with economic punishment. Fuckin racists must just hate Mexico Strategic Tea has a new favorite as of 00:31 on Jun 25, 2016 |
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Jun 25, 2016 00:29
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The EU doesn't make even close to half of the laws of any country.
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It depends on the sector. TBH I agree with unifying laws across countries, but most Americans seem to think the whole vote was about hate immigrants Y/N. In practise the EU presented a totally aloof, impenetrable face to the average citizen, and treated the UK with blatant contempt when we (amateurishly) tried to negotiate. I'm happy to see them get a bloody nose from it even if it was a bad idea to leave.
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I have it on good authority there's like a thousand laws just for making and selling pillows.
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Strategic Tea posted:It depends on the sector. TBH I agree with unifying laws across countries, but most Americans seem to think the whole vote was about hate immigrants Y/N. In practise the EU presented a totally aloof, impenetrable face to the average citizen, and treated the UK with blatant contempt when we (amateurishly) tried to negotiate. I'm happy to see them get a bloody nose from it even if it was a bad idea to leave. A fair amount of it probably was hate immigrant y/n based on the exit polls and what people have been saying in the aftermath. I mean look at Farage and the fact that suddenly the money that the EU gets isn't going to the UK.
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Otisburg posted:I have it on good authority there's like a thousand laws just for making and selling pillows. Not to mention pillow-shaped cereal.
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Man it would be crazy if in the United States there were governments that looked out for the best interest of their regional populations and they had to deal with laws coming from some OTHER government that could overrule their own laws and they lived really far away in some cases and still they had to do whatever this other government said! Good thing nothing like that happens.
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Crust First posted:Man it would be crazy if in the United States there were governments that looked out for the best interest of their regional populations and they had to deal with laws coming from some OTHER government that could overrule their own laws and they lived really far away in some cases and still they had to do whatever this other government said! would it be almost be like a sort of Federal authority?
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Crust First posted:Man it would be crazy if in the United States there were governments that looked out for the best interest of their regional populations and they had to deal with laws coming from some OTHER government that could overrule their own laws and they lived really far away in some cases and still they had to do whatever this other government said! Looking forward to Germany starting the EuroCivil War to preserve the Union.
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Strategic Tea posted:I voted to stay in the EU, but come on don't tell me an American would be happy with half of their laws being written in Mexico with minimal US input. Then, when they ask for more flexibility, they are flat out ignored and the whole continent threatens them with economic punishment. That was pretty much the background for our civil war.
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Byzantine posted:That was pretty much the background for our civil war. At least in our case we aren't keeping black people as slaves. Though with Boris and Farage in charge, who the heck knows.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv49oRmmGGs
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Why the gently caress would we be the ones stuck with Rauner?
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Cookxit starts here.
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