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Hillary 2020 posted:The great thing is that you can use these posters over and over again for a massive savings
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Is this guy typical for the British royal family or an outlier?
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I heard that calling someone a oval office is like saying hello though?
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Wraith of J.O.I. posted:british press, , keep up the good work
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So same as the US, low turnout = conservatives win?
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Raccooon posted:Lol y’all went out in high turnout to vote for Boris?!
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I guess I'm still confused about Corbyn. Did his party choose him as their leader? Or did he choose them as his party and there was nothing they could do?
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If he's hated so much, why didn't he quit before the election?
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That map is nuts. It looks like for England if you live within 50 feet of someone else you voted Labor and if you don't you voted Conservative.
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Does this big new majority just make a no deal Brexit more likely? Or could they pass some kind of new deal that the EU would agree with that they couldn't before?
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IWW Online Branch posted:So when do you think the day will be when we hear a person speak with a British accent for the last time? I'm going to guess sometime in the 2040s. Same with American accents eventually, and then English as a whole. Edit: Latin was the language of state and education for hundreds of years after the fall of the Roman empire though, so we've got some time. Samurai Sanders has issued a correction as of 11:40 on Dec 13, 2019 |
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Svensken posted:Looking forward to Brexit meaning the dissolution of the UK.
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I knew the royal family had various problems but I didn't know that hardcore drug abuse was one of them.
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As a linguist the term Megxit is interesting to me because it unintentionally forces Americans into pronouncing Brexit the British way for the joke to work.
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Private Speech posted:how do you Americans pronounce it FFS Edit: I can't speak for all Americans ever, of course. Samurai Sanders has issued a correction as of 05:19 on Jan 14, 2020 |
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Is Brexit really going to happen at the end of the month without any major opposition?
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Is this for real happening? Like, for real real? They're not going to call it off in 3 and a half days for some reason?
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AnoHito posted:English corned beef refers to an entirely different meat than American corned beef, iirc.
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Does the UK feel different now?
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47 years. Anyone less than 47 has never experienced a Britain away from the EU. They will soon enough I guess.
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