At the extremes you've got hard Brexit and increased integration with Europe.
Which were the things on the ballot.
There's a vast swathe of middle ground, including a soft Brexit and the position taken by most Remain campaigners (remaining in, but fighting tightening integration and securing opt-outs).
The referendum wasn't binding. As I understand it they can't be - parliament is sovereign.
United Ireland? Not very likely. Here's the maths: 650 MPs. 7 Shit Fails never turn up so that makes 643. Thus a working majority is 322, rounding up. Tories have 318. The DUP's 10 can keep Maggie II on the throne for a couple of years, assuming typical attrition rates.
They've got two speeches mixed up. That bit's from one about what she intends to do to some animals when she wins.
It's interesting to note that anti-terror legislation has been aimed at animal rights & other groups of dirty scruffy hippies before. Some of them are a bit crazy, but the IRA they ain't.
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Beaumanish should be prosected for hate crimes against the English language.
E) Stronger negotiating position in a club of 500 million people than when you're just 60 million.
Would it make sense for Ohio and Michigan to go off on their own, as opposed to remaining in the US?
Indeed. It's only recently that I became aware of his predilection for testament tapping.
Maggie II isn't exactly an atheist either.
Totally is.
Which were the things on the ballot.
Which weren't on the ballot.
If you buy a toaster and it's shite, you can take it back for refund within X days.
This is slightly more important than a toaster IMHO.
I wondered if I was missing something more subtle. Looks like another case of "CEO fears he'll cease to exist if he doesn't make a noise" syndrome.
I looked up binding in the dictionary. It didn't say "adj - bloody inconvenient & embarrassing for us if we don't do it".
Pendant ON.
Are they hung or hanged?
WTF are you on about? Cashless doesn't mean unitless. Do you know anything about economics?
ANY stance on Brexit fails to respect 50+/-2% of the British people.
The referendum wasn't binding. As I understand it they can't be - parliament is sovereign.
United Ireland? Not very likely. Here's the maths:
650 MPs. 7 Shit Fails never turn up so that makes 643.
Thus a working majority is 322, rounding up. Tories have 318. The DUP's 10 can keep Maggie II on the throne for a couple of years, assuming typical attrition rates.
Typical leftist, wanting to give out prizes for participating. And who will pay for these +mods? The taxpayer, that's who.
You mean thick?
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Do you really think they'll fall for it again?
She *is* miserable, the puritan cunt.
You can take the girl out of the vicarage...
That's sooooo unfair! It was the bigger boys that made them do it. [storms out and goes to his room, slamming the door behind him]
And whoever replaces her faces the same lack of credibility - not having won a General Election as party leader.
At least he didn't claim it was a ponzi scheme, which seems to have become millenialese for "something financial I don't understand".
Tories largest party, but no overall majority - a hung parliament.
Huh huh. Eunuch horn. Heh heh.
They aren't all that common either.
Perhaps that explains it. As they say, if you can't beat them - join them.
They've got two speeches mixed up. That bit's from one about what she intends to do to some animals when she wins.
It's interesting to note that anti-terror legislation has been aimed at animal rights & other groups of dirty scruffy hippies before. Some of them are a bit crazy, but the IRA they ain't.
No. Working in a coffee shop was never meant to be a job that a person could live off.
Oi, cayenne8! GTFO of my account you asshat!
I think most of the grassland was there before taxpayers existed.