The TPU UK Clubhouse

[RCoon]

The people i was referring to are the 172 MP's of the Labour Party that passed this motion or are they not classed as people

Well, no, they have their own agenda in mind. Of they truly cared they'd call for a leadership vote

 

[dorsetknob]

That probably be the next step He no longer has the support and more importantly the confidence of the parliamentary Labour Party.
It Seems that they ( the 172 Labour MP's ) feel that with him in charge they are in a position where they feel they cannot Win a (To Be Called ) General Election (and they fear that because of that they will be out of their cushty jobs )

 

[tabascosauz]

The sheer stupidity and ignorance exhibited by so many voters for both camps (Remain: I didn't think we would leave!1!1!1! If I did I would've voted) (Leave: I voted to get them Muslims out of the country, despite the fact that I clearly do not know anything else about the whole shebang and cannot identify the basic distinction between "Muslim" and "Islamist") is very disconcerting to say the least, but it's all over. We have our results.

What does bothers me is the lack of respect for the constitution.

1. Why the fuck is every Tom, Dick and Harry calling for a second referendum? What happened to democracy? It doesn't work that way. All should be ashamed of themselves. It doesn't matter if in reality only 30-something percent of people voted leave, because only 72% showed up. We all live in a democracy, but participation happens to be voluntary. That doesn't change the reality that Leave won by a small majority. The last Quebec referendum we had in Canada was a slim one; that doesn't change the fact that slightly more people chose to remain than leave.

2. Why the fuck is Corbyn being a douchebag? "Vote of no confidence not technically binding upon me" hey you little shit, ever heard of a "convention"? You know, those constitutional rules that aren't written but are known and respected by everybody, and comprise half of all Britain's constitutional law? Resign already. You did a crappy ass job on the referendum, and your political position was whack even before the damn referendum.

Get over it already; no one was faultless, no one was 100% right. Now if we don't get our act together, stop standing around all stunned and actually get down to business in negotiating our relationship with the EU and the rest of trade agreements, this short-term economic disaster is going to turn into a never-ending one.

That's gold man. Thanks for the laugh.

On the other hand he'll be fine, hurts like hell but just go to the nearest A&E cause the NHS'll take care of him (after a 3 hour wait, of course)



And for those that might want to take me up on the fact that we had more than one Quebec referendum, that the second (very close) one came as a round 2, if you will, of the first one, I would kindly like to remind you that we did not have the EU on our ass waiting for the result and all of Europe hanging in the balance. It was also provincial in nature (more akin to Scottish referendum than Brexit).

 

[NdMk2o1o]

The sheer stupidity and ignorance exhibited by so many voters for both camps (Remain: I didn't think we would leave!1!1!1! If I did I would've voted) (Leave: I voted to get them Muslims out of the country, despite the fact that I clearly do not know anything else about the whole shebang and cannot identify the basic distinction between "Muslim" and "Islamist") is very disconcerting to say the least, but it's all over. We have our results.

What does bothers me is the lack of respect for the constitution.

1. Why the fuck is every Tom, Dick and Harry calling for a second referendum? What happened to democracy? It doesn't work that way. All should be ashamed of themselves. It doesn't matter if in reality only 30-something percent of people voted leave, because only 72% showed up. We all live in a democracy, but participation happens to be voluntary. That doesn't change the reality that Leave won by a small majority. The last Quebec referendum we had in Canada was a slim one; that doesn't change the fact that slightly more people chose to remain than leave.

2. Why the fuck is Corbyn being a douchebag? "Vote of no confidence not technically binding upon me" hey you little shit, ever heard of a "convention"? You know, those constitutional rules that aren't written but are known and respected by everybody, and comprise half of all Britain's constitutional law? Resign already. You did a crappy ass job on the referendum, and your political position was whack even before the damn referendum.

Get over it already; no one was faultless, no one was 100% right. Now if we don't get our act together, stop standing around all stunned and actually get down to business in negotiating our relationship with the EU and the rest of trade agreements, this short-term economic disaster is going to turn into a never-ending one.



That's gold man. Thanks for the laugh.

On the other hand he'll be fine, hurts like hell but just go to the nearest A&E cause the NHS'll take care of him (after a 3 hour wait, of course)



And for those that might want to take me up on the fact that we had more than one Quebec referendum, that the second (very close) one came as a round 2, if you will, of the first one, I would kindly like to remind you that we did not have the EU on our ass waiting for the result and all of Europe hanging in the balance. It was also provincial in nature (more akin to Scottish referendum than Brexit).

I voted leave and have no idea what you're talking about.... But hey why let facts get in the way of another idiot talking bollocks and branding me a racist

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

Here is Stephen Crabb, a contender for leader of the Con' Party.

He is unknown, his constituency however is world famous (Preseli Pembrokeshire) for producing the Bluestones for Stonehenge and the best magic mushrooms in the Kingdom.

 

[the54thvoid]

Here is Stephen Crabb, a contender for leader of the Con' Party.

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He is unknown, his constituency however is world famous (Preseli Pembrokeshire) for producing the Bluestones for Stonehenge and the best magic mushrooms in the Kingdom.

Has he pumped a pigs skull? Or does he dance naked in the moonlight like a proper druid?

EDIT: Anyone - and I mean anyone over that prick Hunt.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

Has he pumped a pigs skull? Or does he dance naked in the moonlight like a proper druid?

We prefer our sheep in this part of the world......



he is currently working to have a local beach cleared of ravers who frequently dance in the moonlight though I have yet to see a naked one.

http://www.carmarthenjournal.co.uk/...-local-beach/story-29440535-detail/story.html


"its hard to grab this concept and idea, we are gonna say goodbye to IKEA"...........

 

[tabascosauz]

I voted leave and have no idea what you're talking about.... But hey why let facts get in the way of another idiot talking bollocks and branding me a racist

Wha...?

In what way did my post target you and your reasons for voting leave? What I said was that too many of both camps were misinformed / voting completely blind. Many on the Remain side (if they even bothered to vote at all, all comfortable in their chairs thinking that there was no way Leave would win) cast their vote without actually reading into the problems that the EU has and how the UK is putting in without getting much out. In very much the same way, certain members of the Leave camp voted under the incorrect assumption that leaving the EU would strengthen a stricter and tougher immigration system. It doesn't. All it stops is the influx of EU nationals (formerly (currently) refugees) when they get their citizenship from moving freely to the UK. The UK's immigration system doesn't need strengthening; if not for pledges to accept x amount of immigrants, an asylum system that functions off of mostly not granting leave, the UK's system is one of the strictest in the world.

It's not about you, bud Believing that you can better provide for your family and your family can prosper outside of the EU is a noble and reasonable cause, and we are all entitled to our own opinions. I never called you a racist, and I believe that I would have made the same decision if placed in the same financial situation, with the same political views as you have. What I did emphasize, is that the referendum is over and we need to get over our differences in voting and think about what our government should now be doing to improve the status of the UK. Anyone who can't see that this has all been a short-term economic disaster for the UK and for much of the world is blind and has probably been misled by the Leave camp in thinking that the economic ramifications are negligible. They are negligible....if we take quick action to re-establish trade ties, stabilize the current situation and look into forging new ties to which we have perhaps not given much thought prior to the whole Brexit hubbub.

And all the bullshit about calling a second referendum and party leaders refusing to resign in defiance of their own parties, as well as the wave of unfounded and wholly misinformed hate crime throughout the UK are all not helping.

So if you believe that I'm just another "idiot talking bollocks and [totally not] branding [you] a racist" for looking forwards...well, that's just your highly misinformed opinion then, albeit one of those opinions that is serving to divide the country in a time when we need to come together.

 

[NdMk2o1o]

Wha...?

In what way did my post target you and your reasons for voting leave? What I said was that too many of both camps were misinformed / voting completely blind. Many on the Remain side (if they even bothered to vote at all, all comfortable in their chairs thinking that there was no way Leave would win) cast their vote without actually reading into the problems that the EU has and how the UK is putting in without getting much out. In very much the same way, certain members of the Leave camp voted under the incorrect assumption that leaving the EU would strengthen a stricter and tougher immigration system. It doesn't. All it stops is the influx of EU nationals (formerly (currently) refugees) when they get their citizenship from moving freely to the UK. The UK's immigration system doesn't need strengthening; if not for pledges to accept x amount of immigrants, an asylum system that functions off of mostly not granting leave, the UK's system is one of the strictest in the world.

It's not about you, bud Believing that you can better provide for your family and your family can prosper outside of the EU is a noble and reasonable cause, and we are all entitled to our own opinions. I never called you a racist, and I believe that I would have made the same decision if placed in the same financial situation, with the same political views as you have. What I did emphasize, is that the referendum is over and we need to get over our differences in voting and think about what our government should now be doing to improve the status of the UK. Anyone who can't see that this has all been a short-term economic disaster for the UK and for much of the world is blind and has probably been misled by the Leave camp in thinking that the economic ramifications are negligible. They are negligible....if we take quick action to re-establish trade ties, stabilize the current situation and look into forging new ties to which we have perhaps not given much thought prior to the whole Brexit hubbub.

And all the bullshit about calling a second referendum and party leaders refusing to resign in defiance of their own parties, as well as the wave of unfounded and wholly misinformed hate crime throughout the UK are all not helping.

So if you believe that I'm just another "idiot talking bollocks and [totally not] branding [you] a racist" for looking forwards...well, that's just your highly misinformed opinion then, albeit one of those opinions that is serving to divide the country in a time when we need to come together.

You generalised leavers as racist so yes you did.... If you need me to quote you again so you can read it then I will.. And assuming people who voted leave didn't know what they were voting for etc

I'm not getting into a debate, the referendum has been and gone, a majority of people have voted to leave as far as I'm concerned that's the end of it for me.

Now for more pressing matters where the f**k is TPU's RX480 review :O

 

[tabascosauz]

The sheer stupidity and ignorance exhibited by so many voters for both camps (Remain: I didn't think we would leave!1!1!1! If I did I would've voted) (Leave: I voted to get them Muslims out of the country, despite the fact that I clearly do not know anything else about the whole shebang and cannot identify the basic distinction between "Muslim" and "Islamist") is very disconcerting to say the least, but it's all over. We have our results.

You generalised leavers as racist so yes you did.... If you need me to quote you again so you can read it then I will.. And assuming people who voted leave didn't know what they were voting for etc

If that's what you want to believe, keep deceiving yourself. It isn't edited, it's all right there. I guess people are just too lazy to read something twice if they don't understanding it fully the first time around, and too lazy to read a follow-up explanation.

MANY != MOST
MANY != ALL
MANY != VAST MAJORITY OF
MANY = SOME

The 480 review is there and has been there since pretty early this morning ever since I got to work. I guess you just need to read. Gosh, didn't even have an ounce of intent to brand you or anyone else here as a racist, or question your reasons for voting leave, or generalizing all who voted leave - didn't do so, and still was denounced as doing so.

 

[NdMk2o1o]

You blatantly did lol jump down off your little high horse man no need to go all drama Queen

And I haven't seen it cause I'm on the mobile app and haven't seen a thread, I can read quite competently, I have been doing it for a few years now

 

[RCoon]

Got given two free marshal tickets to the Donington Masters race event this weekend - I know a guy who owns one of the teams so we're parking in the paddock!

 

[kurosagi01]

Well my boss has now officially retired/left the office,sad times as i have only been working for him since last year late September.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

Pretty much how my day went right here...

 

[dorsetknob]

^^^^^ Did not realize you worked in sangatte calais ( they call it quartier neuf )
do you have any problems getting there by bike and wot about the return trip

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

So.......


who will England fans be supporting when Wales play Belgium in the Euros tonight ?

 

[cheesy999]

who will England fans be supporting when Wales play Belgium in the Euros tonight ?

neither, iceland

 

[RCoon]

neither, iceland

Got my hopes up for them too.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

neither, iceland

Got my hopes up for them too.

Stockholm syndrome ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome

 

[kurosagi01]

I am hoping Portugal makes it to final so i can win something from my office sweepstake.

 

[RCoon]

Stockholm syndrome ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome

I don't think Iceland are holding us captive in any way.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

I don't think Iceland are holding us captive in any way.

express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending and identifying with the captors.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending and identifying with the captors.

Stockholm syndrome

 

[FireFox]

am hoping Portugal makes it to final

To dream is free, Continue dreaming.

 

[kurosagi01]

To dream is free, Continue dreaming.

Lol its all fun and games thats all,i entered a sweepstake and i got Portugal so here is hoping they get to finals at least so i can win something at least.
Most definitely can see either France,Italy or Germany are favourites to be in the finals.