You must do!
Had I known you were keen I'd have taken a photo of the queues at the Gare du Nord last week (although such was the length of it that a video would perhaps have done it more justice).
You must do!
Had I known you were keen I'd have taken a photo of the queues at the Gare du Nord last week (although such was the length of it that a video would perhaps have done it more justice).
Photos always welcome.
I'm sure you can't wait to see mine in a few day's time, Bruce!
Mate, you can't just assume that everybody who attended that march yesterday was a remainer.After see some of the placards at the People's March and that awful singing coach I am afraid that we ('remainers') are an utter embarrassment.
You say 'milk & honey'. Only one thing to post about that. The great Leslie West:
I think they got their own way,Its the losers trying to steel it back is what is upsetting the apple cartWould love seeing a few thousand of them riot. Proper popcorn viewing watching them get kettled and battered.
Look at the difference in terms of protest between Leave and Remain - Remain march peacefully, Leave threaten "no more Mr. Nice Guy" and uprisings.
Threatening the public if you don't get your own way is terrorism. The country shouldn't be beholden to terrorists. If they want to riot, let them, and become the consequences.
Mate, you can't just assume that everybody who attended that march yesterday was a remainer.
And don't you know that the term "remainer" is actually considered divisive and antagonistic.
Multimedia contributions are always welcome, but it would seem more appropriate if it actually addressed one or some of the concerns people actually had in the event of a no deal, which as I can't recall anyone predicting biblical catastrophes, the sky is surely going to remain where it is whatever happens.
Those that voted remain need to make their minds up.All i have read on here in previous posts is about job losses.Now your suggesting that the lads in the ferry terminals are going to be flogging the overtimeit would be more helpful if somebody could post a photo of the Port of Dover a few days after we leave without a deal
Multimedia contributions are always welcome, but it would seem more appropriate if it actually addressed one or some of the concerns people actually had in the event of a no deal, which as I can't recall anyone predicting biblical catastrophes, the sky is surely going to remain where it is whatever happens.
A lot of my readers
I think they got their own way,Its the losers trying to steel it back is what is upsetting the apple cart
Those that voted remain need to make their minds up.All i have read on here in previous posts is about job losses.Now your suggesting that the lads in the ferry terminals are going to be flogging the overtime
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