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So... |
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Why would you put the Unicorn's horn that low down? Some people are twisted. |
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brexit-news-1321397.jpg We brought stilton to Japan. |
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0_NF_HMB_121118netto2000_.jpg It's pronounced Netto. |
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No, but it's hard to say there's been any considerable disadvantages either. |
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jjq3ydx19ib61.png Are Sovereignty |
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It's about a decade too early to tell. And a very tedious decade it's going to be, with every closing factory mourned as a victim of Brexit and every tech unicorn championed as its vindicator. |
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https://www.ft.com/content/55588f86-a4f8-4cf3-aecb-38723b787569 |
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Snus will be made legal |
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we are no longer ruled from abroad. |
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Oi, what happened to my tinfoil post about Yank vape bans? |
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Vaping will cause COPD and/or lung cancer almost as certainly as tobacco does, it's just not been around long enough to obtain longitudinal clinical data to attest to this. |
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>James Owen, owner of Outdoor Toys, says high transport costs and port congestion may mean larger toys such as swings, trampolines and climbing frames will be more expensive. |
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Somewhere out there is a timeline where Britain made like Japan and started manipulating the value of its currency downwards to promote exports and domestic consumption rather than fetishising a high pound. |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-northern-ireland-55711531 |
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20210123_132831.jpg >sadtrumpet.wav |
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139836719_10160746841773782_8801664710118682449_o.jpg https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/jan/23/brexit-hit-firms-advised-government-officials-set-up-shop-in-eu?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=twt_gu&utm_medium&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1611428749 |
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Screenshot_2021-01-26 EU citizens offered financia.png https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/jan/26/eu-citizens-offered-financial-incentives-to-leave-uk |
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I only just got back to being in the UK in Sep '19 after leaving in 2015. |
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I'm a big fan of Nordic social democracy. If they spoke English and it wasn't so fucking cold I'd move up there like a shot. |
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I think my main thing is that everyone and everything here is so ultimately entrenched that it's all but impossible to change anything from the bottom up. If you're not fucking minted or born into six-toed ponyfucker aristocracy (one and the same) literally nothing you can do will change anything. |
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I popped my head into the live feed of PMQs via my local Trinity Mirror newspaper's Facebook page today. The comments were the same four or five people spamming that Starmer was a lefty wanker and he had no plans and wouldn't do a better job over and over again. There were even a few uses of the Captain Hindsight nickname. Utter bootlickers. |
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Cruel as it is I wish there were more people who just made fun of Starmer for being charmless and Labour for being rudderless. When people on the Labour left go after him for conceding on this policy or this or that mealy mouthed focus grouped sop to nobody they miss the much wider open goal that he's just a bit shit. His lack of charisma and weird voice will keep him out of number 10 no matter what, and just in case that isn't enough it's going to be bolstered by Labour's traditional complete lack of focus: Today he's talking about hardworkingbritishfamilies, tomorrow he'll be on about "controls on immigration", the next day he'll waste valuable time and money on a trip to Scotland, and then he'll cap it off by saying something on poverty which will have enough workfare-y dogwhistles to piss off the left while leaving everyone else convinced he's out to give doleys another Mazda. |
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Alright, I don't know why that posted four times, I hope it got.my point across though. |
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GettyImages-1207094125-2048x1365.jpg https://www.politico.eu/article/mastercard-fees-to-increase-fivefold-for-uk-eu-trade/ |
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https://twitter.com/cstross/status/1356960430699257856 |
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Oh goodie, it looks like Brexiters are pushing to bring back brexit. |
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The hundred billion Pounds profit the Boeings made on short gbp and rebound, so far, and the resultant increased competitiveness of manufacturing from the (temporarily) devalued pound. |
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Exposing the root of corruption in European politics which is sabotage style negotiating in favor of soul sucking bureaucracy - as wesaw with the french threats and insults which were mostly a phony attempt to try to stop brexit from happening uncompromised. Now parliament can stop falling into corrupt bureaucrat traps and create policies wildly advantageous to UK citizens and businesses. In 20 years Britain will be a much better place for it and the example will lead to comparative improval of our allies in Europe as well. National Socialism has to be curbed before it binds the UK to the destiny of the EU. |
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Not half as drunk as I should be to suffer half the stupidity I see on this board. But I like more than half the posts more than half as much as they deserve. |
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truss.png IN LIZ WE TRUSS! |
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>The Brexit-backing boss of JD Wetherspoon has urged Boris Johnson to introduce a visa scheme for EU workers as British pubs and restaurants struggle to recruit staff in the post-pandemic labour market squeeze. |
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A shortage of workers is driving up wages: are we entering a new economic era? |
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Screenshot_20210607-193926_Instagram.jpg Im getting a lot of targetted ads like this at the moment, so it seems like there is a bit of a staffing crisis on hospitality. |
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E36iwsaWEAMBlF_.jpg >Young Britons will be able to travel and work in Australia more easily after Boris Johnson announced the UK’s first bespoke post-Brexit trade deal. Johnson and Scott Morrison, his Australian counterpart, hailed a “new dawn” after thrashing out the final parts of a deal at a dinner in Downing Street last night. |
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>A Michelin-star restaurant has said it will no longer open at lunchtimes due to a shortage of staff. David Moore, the founder of Pied à Terre in London, said he decided to halt the restaurant's lunchtime menu to "preserve" his depleted workforce. |
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13433160_10156971451970459_5847386297719891721_o.jpg 5 years on, were they right? |
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'One Britain, One Nation' has heavy 'One Country, Two Systems' vibes. |
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Screen Shot 2019-08-16 at 4.01.19 PM.jpg >>94197 |
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>Mobile operator EE will charge new UK customers extra to use their mobile phones in Europe from January. |
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Happy 'One Britain, One Nation' Day lads, I can't believe it's that time of year again. |
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>Lorry driver shortage threatens Haribo sweets |
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I wish I knew enough about cars to know if my mechanic is good or not. I think I've found the good one now, but for years I lived in a much more urban locale and my only real option was a Halford or a Kwik Fit, and I didn't trust either of them as far as I can spit on them. |
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I'm in the process of finding a new garage after the one I regularly used for the past five years has closed. It's a pain in the arse. |
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Is 14 years in prison for journalists who |
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>>91916 |
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UK faces shortage of chips due to high demand for British potatoes from the Continent after floods in Europe wreck crops... and Christmas dinners could be at risk |
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Why do you think Bernard Matthews has been hedging his bets on turkey all this time? That investment's about to come home to roost. |
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I know how much an ounce is because I have bought drugs, however: |
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Shrinkflation is going to be bants with metric and imperial combined. Your 750g box of Coco Pops is now 675g, but if you prefer, you can pay 10p more for 1.2lb of Coco Pops. What do you do? Is that a better or a worse deal than getting a bushel for a tenner? |
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You lads do realise that vendors are not required to sell their wares in Imperial measurements? And even if they were, you could navigate it with the very, very simple arithmetic you learned when you were in primary school? |
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I also consider it worth mentioning that you've never not been able to buy a pint of milk in this country. It says it's 568ml, but that's because 568ml is a pint. They never moved to 500ml and 1l bottles; milk has always been measured in pints. These people who demand imperial measurements have always had imperial measurements. If they don't know how much a pint actually is, then I'd like to question how patriotic they really are. I bet they're not even English. |
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PRI_147212472.jpg >>94596 |
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We really are going back to the good old days. Crowns on pint glasses. Mad cow disease. |
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>>94602 |
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E_lpIBpWQAAyNwL.jpg >>94577 |
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Companies should employ ex-prisoners to fill vacancies instead of demanding more visas for foreign workers, Dominic Raab has said. |
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Why won’t Brits pick vegetables for £30 an hour? |
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>UK agrees free trade deal with New Zealand |
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Garden-with-poor-drainage-AFTER2.jpg >>94884 |
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Skills shortage lists always add to my "lower middle class" victim complex. |
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Kate Middleton at Blenheim Palace.jpg >>94908 |
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Music gear was my primary concern with Brexit, and there was briefly a rough patch last year when everything went official. There was a dodgy transition for a few months where European retailers were just offloading VAT and customs payments to the customer, payable to the courier at the door. |
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>>94923 |
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_121310296_morrisons.jpg >Morrisons has backed down after customers complained about its labelling of a chicken meat product as containing "non-EU salt and pepper". |
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>The government is to launch a study of the economic benefits of reintroducing imperial units of measurement, to quantify a supposed advantage of Brexit. |
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>>91916 |
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Screenshot from 2022-03-05 18-54-56.png >>95459 |
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I had a hardcore sissify friend ask me for my views on the removal of Russia Today from the airwaves. I'm happy to support it as part of the sanctions, same as the Winter Paralympians not being allowed to compete and Russian football teams being expelled from tournaments, but they had better bring it back if Russia withdraws. There are very strict regulations about how TV news reporting can be done; just look at how GB News was billed as being our very own Fox News when it's really more like the Antiques Roadshow. I have watched Russia Today slightly less than I have watched GB News, which is also very little, but they really are pretty harmless-seeming and I do support alternative viewpoints being put forward. |
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>>95463 |
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I tuned into RT for the first time in forever at the start of the war to see how they were covering it. At the time the answer was "not at all", instead they had an overly made up American woman interviewing a bloke in Caliafornia who was claiming wearing masks was making teenagers depressed. I can only assume he spent his teenage years in cryostasis if he thinks that's even going to make a dent on a teenager's psyche. |
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>>95463 |
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>>95464 |
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TELEMMGLPICT000294973531_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqhpL9wIs.jpg Boris Johnson munches ‘Fukushima popcorn’ as radioactive food rules scrapped |
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>>95786 |
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Sounds like we're replacing the Human Rights Act. Take that, wokies! |
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>>95827 |
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Peoples-Front-of-Judea-700x394.jpg >>95827 |
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UK will not copy EU demand for common charging cable |
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>>95988 |
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289018298_10228174006358557_1961160316599874695_n.jpg There's nothing quite so reliable as a Twitter screenshot from someone you've never heard of that you didn't even see on Twitter. But it makes a lot of factual claims which should be quite easily verifiable. |
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>>96032 |
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I'm guessing it's Brexit related, but it's impossible to get carrots recently that aren't going off after a few days. Often they've started going a bit mushy at the tip when they're still in the shop. |
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>>96085 |
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A lot of the cost of living Crisis is being blamed on Ukraine or Brexit or whatever but the profit-inflation spiral was predicted and studied in detail by Nobel Prize winning Japanese Ecinomist Yakamoto Futunari as far back as 2011. |
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>>96508 |
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>UK net migration hits all-time record at 504,000 |
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>The government plans to change the legal definition of wine following Brexit, to reflect demand for low-alcohol versions of the drink. |
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