I still need to read through the deal agreed by May, just not had the chance. I voted remain, but am conscious of the reasons people want to leave. People can say "I know what I voted for" as much as they like, but no one could predict the deal May could bring, so that's a load of crud. I...

Leave, and negotiate a trade arrangement over the next few years. But for God's sake don't send political pole climbers. Conscript some CEOs, QCs, M&A people. Eh? We sent civil servants and Government lawyers to do the actual negotiating, the likes of Raab and Davis would just direct them as to...

A lot of people who wanted and still want Brexit to happen will be very unhappy if we do have a second referendum (with some justification in my opinion) and even more unhappy if the country decides to stay in the EU after all. However, I am certainly uncomfortable with, but not necessarily opposed...

As much as I'd prefer to throw all this Brexit crap in the bin and go back to the way things were, I am not comfortable with discarding the referendum result or having a second referendum. Both options feel somewhat undemocratic to me, and I don't want to go through the months of campaigning, lying...

Bizza wrote:David Cameron should be fucking lynched for unleashing this shitpocalypse on the country.

There's a hella long list of MP's who deserve a similar fate over their complicity in this on both sides of the dispatch box.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46089205

So then, fitting tribute or devaluing an international match?

Black Wizard wrote:But I bet the crowds moved through London faster than the queue at Bloodstock's entrance does.

It's hard to judge if it was because BOA's queue wasn't fit for purpose or the crowd really wanted to hear Sadiq Khan speak

ScrumpiesVeteran wrote:Willy Lange - Laaz Rockit and Dublin Death Patrol, aged 57. R.I.P.

R.I.P.

Laaz Rockit should of been so much bigger than they were

Went to the people's vote march today, never seen such big crowds in my life.

Saw the new Johnny English, not worth it tbh. It's about as funny as 2 was (so not very) but it's literally just a sequence of telegraphed cheap jokes with no real attempt at much of a story. Reminds me of Die Hard 5 in that they just took an unwanted script and just slapped a poorly fitting franchi...

When we leave (probably) the EU, my hope is that, since we will no longer be able to blame problems on them, we will examine our system's faults and make the necessary changes. (EU opinions aside) It's a nice hope but I have my doubts, whoever is in government will carry on paving over the cracks a...

Black Wizard wrote:I passed my PhD this week.

Congrats

I wouldn't say have another Brexit vote, the stipulations were all made prior and haven't changed, I mean it's a fucking shit show I would, and I voted leave. As for the stipulation that it was "once in a lifetime/betray will of the people" that's a load of old BS, politicians of all part...

A German poster from WW2: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/_LoPTdkHrjjk/SquqyXYujAI/AAAAAAAAFAk/6wKEa-kEqt0/s1600/nazi-propaganda-poster-during-war-005.jpg "The enemy sees your light! Black out!" It would make a great album cover for a band such as Satyricon. To paraphrase South Park "Onsla...