Gee SCREAMER !!

think this sums it up.

The will of the people was already confirmed in the first Referendum. 
By invoking Article 50 it became law that we left with or without a deal on 31st March 2019.
Seems you lot only want to use the law when it suits you.

And I suppose the manifestos that pledged to honour the result, and the votes to invoke Article 50 (which clearly stated we would leave without a deal if one not agreed) were also advisory and can be ignored because it suits Remainers agenda?
Dont make me laugh and try and quote democracy. It's been dead for over 6 months now.

think this sums it up.

It's not really, just means I will be reading a view that isnt really yours but just you repeating what I hear Remain MPs saying on tv every day of the week.
Why cant we just get on with a 'clean break Brexit'.

I stopped reading at 'crash out'.

He may well have done, he's a Forest fan.  Never really quite sure how that works if you support one and play for the other. when you pack up playing do you revert to type.   I always think Camp was a proper pantomime villain, made out he was all Forest when he went there, but I saw him out with the Derby players at a club opening on The Wardwick having a jolly old time .

England, and indeed Britain, has offered so much to the progress of mankind, I just think we should be proud of our ancestory.
You kind of contradict yourself though, if you dont think there is any reason to be proud of where you are from then on the flip side surely there is no reason to be embarrassed of where you come from?

He was a very strange fella. Every time he said the word Derby he used to pretend to spit in a bin. He also closely resembled Frodo Baggins .  Leeds don't have any rivalry with Derby you know, we're just hanging on the coat tails of a giant who didn't exist till the 1920's and relied on a loan from Huddersfield to stay afloat. lol

He was a very strange fella. Every time he said the word Derby he used to pretend to spit in a bin. He also closely resembled Frodo Baggins .  Leeds don't have any rivalry with Derby you know, we're just hanging on the coat tails of a giant who didn't exist till the 1920's and relied on a loan from Huddersfield to stay afloat. lol

He was a very strange fella. Every time he said the word Derby he used to pretend to spit in a bin. He also closely resembled Frodo Baggins .  Leeds don't have any rivalry with Derby you know, we're just hanging on the coat tails of a giant who didn't exist till the 1920's and relied on a loan from Huddersfield to stay afloat. lol

He was a very strange fella. Every time he said the word Derby he used to pretend to spit in a bin. He also closely resembled Frodo Baggins .  Leeds don't have any rivalry with Derby you know, we're just hanging on the coat tails of a giant who didn't exist till the 1920's and relied on a loan from Huddersfield to stay afloat. lol

If the phrase "personally I won't be treating them any differently" sounds bitter in your world, then yes I'm extremely bitter.
People are allowed to move on from mistakes. I'd say there's a significant difference between being allowed to move on and being totally immune from criticism less than a month after making said mistake.
My relationship with my mother is irrelevant. Personally I don't see why losing a parent should hold any weight as a mitigating factor in Lawrence's defence.
Why would I need to forgive anyone else? No one else committed a crime.

"Ms Connally said a paramedic crew witnessed the crash "entirely by chance" and came to the aid of two passengers at the scene as the defendants fled.  Lawrence and Bennett, 23, returned to the scene about 45 minutes later and were arrested."
 
Very disappointing to hear that they ran away from the scene, knowing what (and who) they were leaving behind. Shows a like of moral fibre. I hear people saying 'it's over, lets move on etc...'  Personally I don't think I would ever see either of these two players in the same light (prior to the incident) again. I would be happier if they were no longer at the club. Just my opinion. 

a lamp post has more of a presence

Dowell?

Dowell?

Dowell?

Dowell?

I certainly do know, although Lusty Glaze beach is still my favourite by a mile .  Twenty years ago Newquay was great but the town has died and looks a bit like St Peters street- on sea. 

Mr Taia had a stormer. Must be near the end of his career, but the South Sea islanders tend to be family men, god fearing, respectful and lovely. Till they put the shirt on.

Kuhl wasn't fit to wipe the sweat of Van Der Laans sack .  Just my opinion mind.

Kuhl wasn't fit to wipe the sweat of Van Der Laans sack .  Just my opinion mind.

Kuhl wasn't fit to wipe the sweat of Van Der Laans sack .  Just my opinion mind.