No Deal More ferries to Plymouth

The very idea that the Westminster parliament will ever do down the old boys network, that they are a key part of,  is frankly risible. That corrupt network is about to get it's biggest boost in decades, while others celebrate a hollow victory with a few pints down the pub, waiting for a  lorry load of deregulated scraps that never turns up.

Failing Grayling strikes again!

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Tory MPs, the worst politicians money can buy.

Grayling has been a spectacular failure at every department he has managed and is the dullest of the Brexit dullards.

This is the only occasion in history that the name Grayling and the word spectacular have appeared in the same sentence.

The fact the government is incompetant has got nothing to do with Brexit. They were incompetent before Brexit and will be long after.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Grayling has been a spectacular failure at every department he has managed and is the dullest of the Brexit dullards.

This is the only occasion in history that the name Grayling and the word spectacular have appeared in the same sentence.

It does sound a fishy situation.

Dullard is the word that SFD used to set Mouldy off and get him his suspension. Shorely just a slip of the finger? 

Earwegoagain wrote:

Dullard is the word that SFD used to set Mouldy off and get him his suspension. Shorely just a slip of the finger? 

We know who else was set off by the word "Dullard". The smoke is still coming out of his ears...

Wasn't even me who threw "dullard" into the mix first.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Wasn't even me who threw "dullard" into the mix first.

Most definitely the worst post I’ve read on here, and that’s saying something.

I’m embarrassed for you.

Earwegoagain wrote:

The fact the government is incompetant has got nothing to do with Brexit. They were incompetent before Brexit and will be long after.

This, I know the EU is a vast corrupt edifice, but so is the UK.

When is the first day of Brexit?

Three days before April Fools Day, how apt.

Rollo Tomasi wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Wasn't even me who threw "dullard" into the mix first.

Most definitely the worst post I’ve read on here, and that’s saying something.

I’m embarrassed for you.

Thank you for your concern.

Never has this country appeared as weak willed and foolish as over Brexit. According to a poll the other day about fifty percent of people are feeling confident about the future. Yet if you listen to the pro remain media, and how can you fail not to, then we are facing abject poverty, driving abroad and god forbid foreign holidays will be a thing of the past, shop shelves will be empty in minutes and the Army will be needed everywhere to keep the peace.
The reality is that like all of project fear very little of Armageddon will actually happen and we will have new opportunities and markets opening up for us never mind the fact that we actually provide very little of what we use ourselves these days. 
The government must be delighted that a large proportion of the country will meekly accept years more austerity and wealth distribution from the bottom to the top and blame Brexit and not them. But then I'm a dullard so don't listen to me go and panic buy.

So when we having the ATD Brexit party then?

Yea Man wrote:

So when we having the ATD Brexit party then?

Bunting, sausage rolls and lots of lemons have been ordered. What about the venue?

P.O.I wrote:

Yea Man wrote:

So when we having the ATD Brexit party then?

Bunting, sausage rolls and lots of lemons have been ordered. What about the venue?

Holiday Inn lemon party.

Oooft!

with all those extra lorries coming to plymouth there should be at least one with enough lemons for the party.

29th March if there is any food and drink left.

In about five years if we're lucky.