UK v EU
Jan 22nd 2021, 8:07 pm
#31
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
Not only that, but the percentage of Protestants vs Catholics in the North is changing. Prods are getting smaller.
Jan 22nd 2021, 8:31 pm
#34
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by KJMW
On this site you will find predominantly E.U. supporters. Knocking the U.K. is almost a sport here and people haven't stopped moaning since the U.K. left so your thread starter is a waste of time, I, at least, know what the majority of replies will be.
Jan 22nd 2021, 9:09 pm
#37
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by kimilseung
It is funny to think that the Little Englanders, are going to end up with, well, a little England.
NI and Scotland likely to leave before anything significant happens to the EU, I would think.
NI and Scotland likely to leave before anything significant happens to the EU, I would think.
Personally I have always thought a United Ireland is an obvious idea---but does Ireland want all those--of 'dubious activity' who escaped north?
Jan 22nd 2021, 9:11 pm
#38
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by dave_j
Another thread ruined by the clueless. Bye Bye.
Originally Posted by dave_j
The EU overplayed it's hand with May and they still haven't learned the lesson that overplaying can be counter-productive.
Anyway, courteous of you to have bidden your goodbyes. And goodbye to you, too.
Jan 22nd 2021, 9:48 pm
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by dave_j
Another thread ruined by the clueless. Bye Bye.
What is this strange trend of dropping into threads in order to tell everyone else that they are idiots, and then being offended and pushing off again? La Mancha's been doing it too. Is it something in the water?
Jan 22nd 2021, 9:56 pm
#42
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by Bipat
I would disagree---unless the governments of the Visegrad group change (and Poland small majority -so they could) there could be other exits.
Personally I have always thought a United Ireland is an obvious idea---but does Ireland want all those--of 'dubious activity' who escaped north?
Personally I have always thought a United Ireland is an obvious idea---but does Ireland want all those--of 'dubious activity' who escaped north?
I am not sure what you mean by "of 'dubious activity' who escaped north?", you have more knowledge than I on this, who "escaped North"?
Jan 22nd 2021, 9:59 pm
#43
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
What is this strange trend of dropping into threads in order to tell everyone else that they are idiots, and then being offended and pushing off again? La Mancha's been doing it too. Is it something in the water?
Jan 22nd 2021, 10:36 pm
#44
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by DaveLovesDee
I don't know, but I'm starting to miss el collado kid about now...
I think he was just one over the eight.
He doesn't mean any harm, he posts nonsense equally, on all threads
Jan 23rd 2021, 6:50 am
#45
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by kimilseung
Chin up mate, you won didnt you? Put a smile on, and dont be such a snowflake.
