O/T:- Who needs Parliament?

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Originally Posted by bridpie78

When i picture BFP i imagine him as that really loud opinionated guy who drives the forklift in the warehouse, he disagrees with everything and deliberately goes against the grain in any argument because secretly he's unhappy with his life and how it turned out and wants some attention.

He does however see himself as slightly superior to the guys (his audience) who pack the boxes because he is on 50p an hour more than them.

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I'm sure you've said that was me before.

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Originally Posted by Elite_Pie

I'm sure you've said that was me before.

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No i rate you a lot more highly than forklift driver, i actually respect a lot of your opinions when we are not arguing, you're more under appreciated middle manager

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Originally Posted by Elite_Pie

I'm sure you've said that was me before.

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Maybe he’s got a thing about fork lift truck drivers.

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Originally Posted by BigFatPie

Pugwash you’re a different man on here nowadays. When you first arrived you were like a thicker version of Soccerman, but now you’re more like Statler off the Muppet Show, chipping in on the sidelines with your witty one liners. Bridpie could be Waldorf but the show would be 3 hours long.

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Fancy you knowing all the characters in the Muppets.

Brexit continuing to eat itself gets funnier and funnier. We’d have left ages ago if they’d just have supported the kind of deal which they campaigned for.

Nothing will be Brexity enough for the true believers. Johnson will just be the next to be purged.

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Originally Posted by jacobncfc

Brexit continuing to eat itself gets funnier and funnier. We’d have left ages ago if they’d just have supported the kind of deal which they campaigned for.

Nothing will be Brexity enough for the true believers. Johnson will just be the next to be purged.

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I really think you should sit up in the house Jacob man! :)

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Originally Posted by jacobncfc

Brexit continuing to eat itself gets funnier and funnier. We’d have left ages ago if they’d just have supported the kind of deal which they campaigned for.

Nothing will be Brexity enough for the true believers. Johnson will just be the next to be purged.

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That's the thing. I think given the close ref. result most Brexiters and Remainers would jump at a deal that took UK out of the EU but retained close links and the Customs Union. And despite the headbangers of the ERG (now read Tory party) saying the EU won't negotiate it is only because of the red lines. Go back to them with this and it would be thank you very much, do you want sauce with it.

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Originally Posted by frenchmagpie

That's the thing. I think given the close ref. result most Brexiters and Remainers would jump at a deal that took UK out of the EU but retained close links and the Customs Union. And despite the headbangers of the ERG (now read Tory party) saying the EU won't negotiate it is only because of the red lines. Go back to them with this and it would be thank you very much, do you want sauce with it.

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Yup, I voted remain and have always been pro-remain, but would have been perfectly happy to accept the kind of sensible, compromise customs union and possibly single market deal which was always on the table.

The hard Brexit lobby will end up going down in history as killing their big dream through sheer stubbornness and refusal to consider any kind of compromise.

Johnson's performance in PMQ today was simply appalling. He is surely the most incompetent and brainless PM in many a long year. He is an utter buffoon who is incapable of answering a question or making a meaningful apology. There is no chance he will steer Brexit through because he lacks the nous.
He actually made Corbyn look good and he totally failed to answer any of the leader of the opposition's 5 questions. I only hope Labour denies the pillock a General Election in which Bozo will pose as the answer to Brexit and millions of dimwits will actually fall for it. However, I just don't think there are enough of them to get No Deal over the line.

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Originally Posted by BigFatPie

I don’t see the irony myself. I want to remain in the EU for the actual and proven economic and political benefits. I also want a Labour government to reduce levels of inequality, and for decent levels of funding for public services.

If Labour play their cards right, I might get both in the next few weeks.

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If you don't get Mr Corbyn and labour in power you could always emigrate to Venezuela, he seems to hold that country up as a good example.XD