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Thread | Ah the Brexit Party
at 14:08 16 May 2019
Much like their voters, even their arrows are backwards.
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Thread | Hey Dolly!
at 14:34 14 May 2019
You just got yourself an ESTA right? Looking at getting my brother out here later this year and just looked up what kind of info the US require for that now.
I see they ask for your Social Media usernames now? What did you make of that? Rather interesting. Did you give them your TWTD info?  |
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Thread | Baggies one nil up
at 12:48 11 May 2019
Take that John Terry, you full kit wanger. |
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Thread | Oh Jeremy
at 15:06 9 May 2019
So the approach is to ignore Brexit all together now? Don't mention the old Brexit business and maybe the voters will forget to expect you to have some kind of position on it?
Honestly Labour party members, what the fook is your party for anymore? JC is steering you onto the rocks and you're all on deck cheering wildly. |
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Thread | Who should I vote for?
at 13:57 7 May 2019
Got a notification through in the post yesterday that I'll be receiving a European election postal vote in the next week or so. I genuinely have no idea who I will vote for at this point.
Members of TWTD here's your chance to gain an extra vote for your party of choice. Convince me. Who are you voting for and why!? |
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Thread | At least there is one Pickles around who has a solid Brexit plan!
at 16:12 3 May 2019
"Eric Pickles, the former Conservative party chairman, has come out in favour of a second referendum if MPs cannot reach an agreement on Brexit. Pickles, who is now a member of the House of Lords, told Sky News:
If Parliament can’t sort [Brexit] out, then, I can’t believe I’m saying this, because I was absolutely opposed to a second referendum, but then a clear choice has got to be put to the public in terms of where they want to go. Do they want Mrs May’s deal, do they want to have Brexit without a period of transition, or do they want to stay in the European Union?" |
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Thread | Good night so far for the pro-remain Lib Dems.
at 03:10 3 May 2019
Up 75 councillors.
Good night for the Greens too.
Results so far show the country clearly wants to remain.
Take note Jeremy. Straddling the fence is not a winning strategy. [Post edited 3 May 3:18]
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