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You joke dude, but that's a mighty thick slice of bread there! The plate barely maintains structural rigidity from the weight of all those mighty Russian vittles.
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Wipfmetz posted:Yeah, that's the type of deal I'd see in the future. Are there really any "BURN BRITAIN TO THE GROUND"-voices? I don't care if britain stays in or leaves the eu but now that they have support again I want the scottish to hold another referendum on leaving, and for N. Ireland to join the republic or just become its own cool little country, and for Spain to annex gibraltar, all of which might happen and it makes me happy because empires are a force of inherent evil that should be dismantled and the english deserve to be a tiny insignificant half of an island nobody cares about. Hopefully uk also loses all the little islands they also have around the globe to nearby nations and the world becomes an even better place for it, now if only the french and the americans imploded too.
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jiggerypokery posted:I am loving crying this is comedy gold! It makes sense, if you've been on one Ryanair flight do you really want to get on another?
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Turkeybro posted:I don't care if britain stays in or leaves the eu but now that they have support again I want the scottish to hold another referendum on leaving, and for N. Ireland to join the republic or just become its own cool little country, and for Spain to annex gibraltar, all of which might happen and it makes me happy because empires are a force of inherent evil that should be dismantled and the english deserve to be a tiny insignificant half of an island nobody cares about. All those places were won fair and square! If the Spanish deserved Gibraltar they would have been able to hold on to it.
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Jun 25, 2016 16:01
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Gibraltar should not go to Spain, it should become a 100% independent country with it's own separate government, police force, healthcare system, school system, army, navy, air force, olympic team, each of these staffed by like 15 people
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EL BROMANCE posted:It makes sense, if you've been on one Ryanair flight do you really want to get on another? ryanair is perfectly decent if you don't make any mistakes at all to do with baggage and you use a mobile for checkin lol if you gently caress anything up even slightly though
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Jun 25, 2016 16:05
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Earwicker posted:Gibraltar should not go to Spain, it should become a 100% independent country with it's own separate government, police force, healthcare system, school system, army, navy, air force, olympic team, each of these staffed by like 15 people i still would like to meet those 800 people who voted to leave they must be on top of the world
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I'm not a leave supporter (I live in the US so my opinion doesn't matter anyway), but the meltdown in D&D is glorious. They're saying stuff like: "Old people should not be allowed to vote" "there should be tests you have to pass in order to vote" "I wish stupid white people would just stop voting, maybe they should only count as 3/5ths of a vote" "The working class needs to stop being racist fuckwits and return to the more tolerant left".  In other news, The House of Commons was talking about having a revote after the GBP dive. All I could think of was this https://youtu.be/WPZn4rbiB8g Gianthogweed fucked around with this message at 16:48 on Jun 25, 2016 |
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Jun 25, 2016 16:08
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cock hero flux posted:There were certainly people on the Remain side who said that leaving would result in the EU going full scorched earth on Britain, and I think there may have been one or two comments before the referendum that could have been loosely interpreted as threatening, but for the most part since the hammer came down they seem more concerned with preventing damage to their economies than with punishing britain, and preventing damage mostly involves keeping things as similar as possible The EU leadership are already telling Britain that they are not getting a deal like Switzerland or Norway where they are basically in the EU without officially being a card-carrying member. None of this special treatment where they can quit their membership and stop paying dues but still come to the Sunday picnics which seems to be what some of the leave campaigners thought would happen.
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Maybe this will be a chance for the Monarchy to start playing a more prominent role in politics ! That way, if the democratic results are inconvenient they could just override them
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Saint Isaias Boner posted:ryanair is perfectly decent if you don't make any mistakes at all to do with baggage and you use a mobile for checkin Oh yeah don't screw up your luggage or anything like that. I just found it was like being on a bus, and the custom interiors they have are awful. It's cheap though so can't complain too much. Doing a transatlantic flight with Aer Lingus was probably worse.
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Earwicker posted:Gibraltar should not go to Spain, it should become a 100% independent country with it's own separate government, police force, healthcare system, school system, army, navy, air force, olympic team, each of these staffed by like 15 people I look forward to the nearly-strait-to-dvd light-hearted comedy summer movie about it's olympic dream.
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In hindsight pig man promising a referendum was a bad idea. He probably thought the leave vote had zero chance of success.
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grellgraxer posted:I read a few Der Spiegel articles to get some German perspective. Already some veiled threats leveled at Greece: sounds like a great union to stay in imo
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cock hero flux posted:the only way to save themselves is to really commit to reform, and to fixing the problems that caused heavy anti-EU sentiment in Britain and other countries. thats the biggest problem with the EU. its a top heavy, appointed bureaucracy so it doesn't have any mechanisms built in for popular reform
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Rutibex posted:thats the biggest problem with the EU. its a top heavy, appointed bureaucracy so it doesn't have any mechanisms built in for popular reform yes and that's why it got like this and why reform is unlikely even if it's the only way for it to live
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Jun 25, 2016 16:21
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Saint Isaias Boner posted:ryanair is perfectly decent if you don't make any mistakes at all to do with baggage and you use a mobile for checkin if you are a musician they are a huge pain in the rear end
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Jun 25, 2016 16:23
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old people shouldn't be allowed to vote deport all old people from the country and ban them. their beliefs and values are incompatible with ours build a wall to keep the old people out and make them pay for it
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Jun 25, 2016 16:26
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Just lol at anyone acting like Britain
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Earwicker posted:if you are a musician they are a huge pain in the rear end well stop being that and you'll be ok pretty much you'd better just be traveling alone and with hand luggage. if you're hauling stuff with you the non-budget airlines work out cheaper and aren't so uncomfortable to sit in after a couple hours.
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Rutibex posted:thats the biggest problem with the EU. its a top heavy, appointed bureaucracy so it doesn't have any mechanisms built in for popular reform Not to mention other flaws such as linking multiple countries to a single currency. It's basically trying to make the Articles of Confederation concept work.
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Earwicker posted:if you are fixed it for you
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Christ these people are thick
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jiggerypokery posted:fixed it for you nah im sure if you are one person travelling with nothing other than a small bit of luggage or whatever its fine. i do enjoy how they start selling scratch off tickets and junk food like 15 seconds after takeoff.
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corpuscollossus posted:Christ these people are thick What did it say? Like pretty much every tweet in this thread it's been deleted already.
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are these books as funny as the covers because god drat
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so how many "wrong thinkers" have you dd / bring back lf posters have you converted on this epic politics thread yet?
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EL BROMANCE posted:What did it say? Like pretty much every tweet in this thread it's been deleted already. "When the Daily Mail comments section of leave voters are concerned you know we're well and truly hosed." 
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EL BROMANCE posted:What did it say? Like pretty much every tweet in this thread it's been deleted already. Daily Mail comments section with about 10 people in a row saying 'we voted wif open hearts but it looks like they weren't scaremongering' and 'what about my holiday home in france, will I need a visa now??'
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too bad, fuckos
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Gianthogweed posted:I'm not a leave supporter (I live in the US so my opinion doesn't matter anyway), but the meltdown in D&D is glorious. They're saying stuff like: "Old people should not be allowed to vote" "there should be tests you have to pass in order to vote" "The working class needs to stop being racist fuckwits and return to the more tolerant left". To be fair, the meltdown is far from limited to D&D. The resentment is widespread among Londoners and more broadly younger voters across the country. There has for a while been some resentment towards the older generation, as it is often perceived their reckless finances of the 80s and 90s has caused today's younger generation to grow up in a world of debt, where buying a house is nigh on impossible for anyone but the richest, with the older generation having seen their assets multiplied hugely and with gold-plated pensions often backed by the taxpayer. It is now this same older generation that, based on long-entrenched anti-EU prejudices, have voted for a future that disadvantages the younger generation while likely having little effect on them. There is similar resentment towards those Leave votes who did it for the immigration. It is clear that there are plenty of Leave voters who did so based on views that the economy would be better off outside of the EU. These voters I respect. But there is a large chunk of Leave voters who did it as they have been brought up to blame their life's problems on the EU and immigrants, and others who fell hook, line and sinker for the "take back control" argument which has no real basis in reality. This comment from the Financial Times website sums up the feelings very articulately. http://imgur.com/kIhnUFd
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chaosbreather posted:"When the Daily Mail comments section of leave voters are concerned you know we're well and truly hosed." Hahahah it's almost worth losing to see everyone who thought they won eat so much poo poo.
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Saint Isaias Boner posted:are these books as funny as the covers because god drat don't know, but they probably are not, because the covers so drat good
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