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lamrobhero

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You haven't sussed his new name yet ?? C'mon the posts are a dead giveaway.
I do not know if you mean me. But to help identification I can advise that I am a proud alumnus of Bradley Rowe School, Burnthouse Lane. Although it is a long time since I tried to dam the panny or spent the night of 4th/5th November under the stars in the company of bonfire fuel.
 

Mr Jinx

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Sounds like Barnier has come back to knock on the UK's door to resume talks. Which is hilarious.
 

angelic upstart

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Sounds like Barnier has come back to knock on the UK's door to resume talks. Which is hilarious.
And the PM told them to FRO or words to that effect.
 

DB9

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Its all willy waving at the moment.
 

angelic upstart

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Its all willy waving at the moment.
It’s beyond pathetic, that’s what it is.

Everyone knows that the decisions have already been made over a pint at the 19th.
 

RedPaul

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It’s beyond pathetic, that’s what it is.

Everyone knows that the decisions have already been made over a pint at the 19th.
Indeed.

The EU's modus operandi with every negotiaition is to miraculously find a solution in the middle of the night at the last possible moment. Cue bleary eyed champagne popping over the croissants in the cafes of Brussels.

And I still do not believe Johnson will walk away with "no deal". He surely, surely cannot want more short term chaos whatever the supposed long-term sunlit uplands are...
 

DB9

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Indeed.

The EU's modus operandi with every negotiaition is to miraculously find a solution in the middle of the night at the last possible moment. Cue bleary eyed champagne popping over the croissants in the cafes of Brussels.

And I still do not believe Johnson will walk away with "no deal". He surely, surely cannot want more short term chaos whatever the supposed long-term sunlit uplands are...
Both sides will claim this and pop Champagne but in reality it will be a boring 0-0 draw.
 

RedPaul

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Both sides will claim this and pop Champagne but in reality it will be a boring 0-0 draw.
I don't think the result will be boring. Either way there will be a lot of very cross people, whatever is agreed now.
 

Alistair20000

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Indeed.

The EU's modus operandi with every negotiaition is to miraculously find a solution in the middle of the night at the last possible moment. Cue bleary eyed champagne popping over the croissants in the cafes of Brussels.

And I still do not believe Johnson will walk away with "no deal". He surely, surely cannot want more short term chaos whatever the supposed long-term sunlit uplands are...
Assuming Brussels is not locked down of course with Champers and croissants chalked off. :)
 

elginCity

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Since 2010 the Tories have doubled the national debt. Doubled it to £2 trillion. Austerity - so what was that all about ?
 
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