BREXIT - FB implications
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BREXIT - FB implications
Fark the Irish backstop. An Etonian bugger him not me to the Customs Union.
The key issue befuddling the HoC is the future of Flaming Bails.
With Fromage hosting the Forum like an engorged gorgonzola, what will happen to the Forum? It seems the Maybot forgot about the probable interminable delays in routing posts between Calais and Dover..
EU negotiators have thrown their hands up in horror. Hardliner Rees-Moggie has kicked the cat and thrown stones at the neighbour's dog, just as his ancestors did when trying to repel Caesar, the Vikings and Normans.
It is time Beamer, Basil and Growler took up the issue with their local members. No thanks Taipan, nice offer but no-one wants to take up anything with your member.
However surely it is time Mon. Fromage clarified the implications of BREXIT for FB
The key issue befuddling the HoC is the future of Flaming Bails.
With Fromage hosting the Forum like an engorged gorgonzola, what will happen to the Forum? It seems the Maybot forgot about the probable interminable delays in routing posts between Calais and Dover..
EU negotiators have thrown their hands up in horror. Hardliner Rees-Moggie has kicked the cat and thrown stones at the neighbour's dog, just as his ancestors did when trying to repel Caesar, the Vikings and Normans.
It is time Beamer, Basil and Growler took up the issue with their local members. No thanks Taipan, nice offer but no-one wants to take up anything with your member.
However surely it is time Mon. Fromage clarified the implications of BREXIT for FB
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Is this the Chewbacca Defence???
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Not chewing 'baccy, but you can play noughts and crosses on me from nicotine patches. Surgeon says he will connect my left leg to my right ear if I'm wheeled in to surgery smoking durries.
Stoopid hospital has already rejected my brekky request of a espresso corretto with Irish Whiskey. Meanwhile I'm concerned by our French Connection and whether Maybot and the HoC has given it due consideration. Surely it is time Caesars ghost stirred his ecto plasma legs and reintroduced civilisation to the benighted Isles.
Stoopid hospital has already rejected my brekky request of a espresso corretto with Irish Whiskey. Meanwhile I'm concerned by our French Connection and whether Maybot and the HoC has given it due consideration. Surely it is time Caesars ghost stirred his ecto plasma legs and reintroduced civilisation to the benighted Isles.
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Good luck with kicking a habit of a lifetime. The old man did when given a similar ultimatum by his doctor re: a heart bypass op. Said it was the hardest thing he ever achieved in his life.
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I only go to test cricket games based on the grounds durry rating. Brisbane and Perth most durry friendly.
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So lungs and liver farked, Q?
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Stadiums in the English speaking world are trying their best to save both, though membership and private suites can beat the crap, light queue for an hour beer in plastic cups that is liver friendly.
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My fave Hospital is the Alfred. Couple of lovely nurses would wheel me out for durries.
Agree Qmy about furry friendly Gabba.
S- not sure I will quit but as I said the surgeon is threatening dire consequences unless I'm covered in patches.
Agree Qmy about furry friendly Gabba.
S- not sure I will quit but as I said the surgeon is threatening dire consequences unless I'm covered in patches.
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I quit about fourteen years ago & it was easy because i did'nt quit because of peer or government pressure, it was because i chose not to smoke anymore.
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Good for you Gunga Din. I doubt I could do it except as a final warning.
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Big Dog wrote:I quit about fourteen years ago & it was easy because i did'nt quit because of peer or government pressure, it was because i chose not to smoke anymore.
Good work BD.
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"Fromage not Farage"
It was a small cardboard sign held up one of the million marching for a second referendum on Brexit. Yet it expressed the concern of the masses for Flaming Bails sufficiently for it to be used by the Guardian as the headline. See link below. Some of the other signs and effigies (Furri?) were rather good.
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It was a small cardboard sign held up one of the million marching for a second referendum on Brexit. Yet it expressed the concern of the masses for Flaming Bails sufficiently for it to be used by the Guardian as the headline. See link below. Some of the other signs and effigies (Furri?) were rather good.
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Maybe if and when we do Brexit, our forum admin will just have to change his username to that of Nigel then
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beamer wrote:Maybe if and when we do Brexit, our forum admin will just have to change his username to that of Nigel then
Not sure Taipan would approve!
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Only problems might be forumming from the continent which is a pity because I think there's a great untapped source for the forum there. Big in the Netherlands. Played for a team once that won the Dutch national championships. Great bunch of blokes considering the sticks up their arses.
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rofl@qmy ... you are in fine form. Date I ask. How did you did you end up up playing with those folk? Was Dirk Nannes playing?
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International law. Did a year at Leiden. And some work afterwards. Mind you my son's goldfish could have played for the Dutch national let alone a club team. Lot of saffies playing obviously because of the language and law.
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