General News Chat

[Mason89]

Loosely speaking you’re kind of right. If by Cassandra you mean that I warned you way in advance how this was going to play out & you fell for it anyway, then fair enough.

You know how we all love a laugh at the gormless spuds who voted Brexit, based on all the obvious lies & misinformation? You’ve done the same thing. What a fanny

[donsdaft]

Loosely speaking you’re kind of right. If by Cassandra you mean that I warned you way in advance how this was going to play out & you fell for it anyway, then fair enough.

You know how we all love a laugh at the gormless spuds who voted Brexit, based on all the obvious lies & misinformation? You’ve done the same thing. What a fanny

Still in your imaginary world.

1/ I don't find Brexit funny at all

2/ I haven't done anything of the kind, what vote? when vote?

It's a weird sort of world that you inhabit, fair enough, but you think other people are the same as you, only wrong.

You're not even close to the truth with that thought.

[dons8321]

Loosely speaking you’re kind of right. If by Cassandra you mean that I warned you way in advance how this was going to play out & you fell for it anyway, then fair enough.

You know how we all love a laugh at the gormless spuds who voted Brexit, based on all the obvious lies & misinformation? You’ve done the same thing. What a fanny

Just a bit of trivia...Cassandra (William Connor) was a Daily Mirror journalist who restarted his column in 1945 by saying "As I was saying before I was so rudely interrupted". Anyway, as you were, carry on.

[InversneckieDob]

I'm no expert on this Campbell creature's oeuvre, but what I have seen is fairly unpleasant.