Current Affairs EU In or Out

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  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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Brexiteeers are fantastic. Its gone from Britain being in a much better position after brexit to them now pretending that various failures aren't even happening.

'There are loads of lorries? I seen four on the m62 yesterday.'

'What food shortage, the Tesco still had some meat.'

the “there are shortages in Europe too” was my favourite one, it was absolute lies
 
Brexiteeers are fantastic. Its gone from Britain being in a much better position after brexit to them now pretending that various failures aren't even happening.

'There are loads of lorries? I seen four on the m62 yesterday.'

'What food shortage, the Tesco still had some meat.'
It’s the double downing that I struggle with , I happened to think Delph might be ok when we signed him . I don’t spend time telling everyone I knew exactly what we were getting and he’s exactly what I expected or pointing out how bad some Watford midfielder is .
 
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It’s the double downing that I struggle with , I happened to think Delph might be ok when we signed him . I don’t spend time telling everyone I knew exactly what we were getting and he’s exactly what I expected or pointing out how bad some Watford midfielder is .

This is it, I was actually thinking of the football analogy yesterday regarding some of the posts about other countries. I mentioned earlier that there will always be logistical problems, of differing levels, across the globe. Mainly due to things out of anybody's control, but Brexit is, without doubt, making things worse. How anybody cannot see this is astounding to me.

Our striker isn't scoring goals, why do you think that is?.....well yeah I know that but that other teams striker is also not scoring so the problem is everywhere and nothing to do with our striker at all.
 
It's that time again for banging on about the British sausage, and time again for the prescient sausage clip.

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Lowering the standards and expectations to twist the narrative. The thickos will turn around and say "yeah, look, don't be a fanny about a few empty shelves. You'll live etc."

Ahh they are sure sticking it to the establishment. They will sit down with no heating to eat a Christmas dinner that consists of a pack of Jacob's crackers and haven't been able to get hold of any toys - not that either matters as they couldn't afford them anyhow since they lost their jobs.

Meanwhile victorian tory boy will sit down in his manor house on a table that resembles a scene from an 80's fairy liquid advert stocked to the celling with all the trimmings for him and his 10 kids, having been able to private courier in all his goods given the huge profits he made shifting his money out of the UK before brexit hit.

"At least there are no Polish stealing our jobs now Doris!"
 
Ahh they are sure sticking it to the establishment. They will sit down with no heating to eat a Christmas dinner that consists of a pack of Jacob's crackers and haven't been able to get hold of any toys - not that either matters as they couldn't afford them anyhow since they lost their jobs.

Meanwhile Victorian tory boy will sit down in his manor house on a table that resembles a scene from an 80's fairy liquid advert stocked to the celling with all the trimmings for him and his 10 kids, having been able to private courier in all his goods given the huge profits he made shifting his money out of the UK before Brexit hit.

"At least there are no Polish stealing our jobs now Doris!"
"Blasted Poles not coming over and not driving our lorries".
 
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