Brexit

I’d love to do all this in the pub. We could spend hours shooting the gooseberry fool.

Shall I come to Portsmouth?
Where do you live Moggy?

At work bored and looking at forum. An hour later – Denster replies in this thread.
I knew what he’d say.
The same old no substance argument from the same little whiny Tory ex-remainer.

Pattern of the thread. Ad Infinitum.

I’ll be glad to get home from work and leave you to it.
Don’t ever change.

Denster wrote:I’d love to do all this in the pub. We could spend hours shooting the gooseberry fool.

Shall I come to Portsmouth?
Where do you live Moggy?

Portsmouth.

I am in Bristol Denny, although I doubt I would spend much time in a pub chatting about Brexit with you. Most of my political discussion on here is because I am avoiding doing any work, out of work I have better things to do.

Same here. As 95% of my friends are socialists - they just call me a banana split and tell me to shut it.

Touché on your riposte.

I think my point about in person is you lose a lot by posting. It’s not as fun as a conversation.


Oh and Bristol?

Ugh. How ghastly for you.

Denster wrote:Same here. As 95% of my friends are socialists - they just call me a banana split and tell me to shut it.

We could just sit for an hour talking about a pair of tits.

And when we finished talking about Hexx and DML, we could move onto proper Wally John Blacks.

Denster wrote:Oh and Bristol?

Ugh. How ghastly for you.

Greatest city in the world.

Sounds great to be fair.

A few pages ago Denster made a quip about how it'd be good if the poor died because of Brexit because there'd be more Tory voters. It did make me feel that Denster was at least ambivalent to poor. I reckon that if we did get to a stage where we can't import enough food and there is people staving to death in the streets, Denster would just shrug it off as 'a few broken eggs'.

lex-man wrote:A few pages ago Denster made a quip about how it'd be good if the poor died because of Brexit because there'd be more Tory voters. It did make me feel that Denster was at least ambivalent to poor. I reckon that if we did get to a stage where we can't import enough food and there is people staving to death in the streets, Denster would just shrug it off as 'a few broken eggs'.

That's why he bought those expensive headphones, they are perfect for drowning out the sounds of starving plebs.

Moggy wrote:

lex-man wrote:A few pages ago Denster made a quip about how it'd be good if the poor died because of Brexit because there'd be more Tory voters. It did make me feel that Denster was at least ambivalent to poor. I reckon that if we did get to a stage where we can't import enough food and there is people staving to death in the streets, Denster would just shrug it off as 'a few broken eggs'.

That's why he bought those expensive headphones, they are perfect for drowning out the sounds of starving plebs.

You probably want to not use headphones least they get the jump on you.

Are Denster's headphones edible?

Squinty wrote:Are Denster's headphones edible?

Yes, they are Eats by Dr Dre.

twitter.com/lloydblankfein/status/920995573368545280

Some of the Brexiteer responses to the Tweet are great. Arguing finance and regulation with the head of Goldman Sachs

lex-man wrote:A few pages ago Denster made a quip about how it'd be good if the poor died because of Brexit because there'd be more Tory voters. It did make me feel that Denster was at least ambivalent to poor. I reckon that if we did get to a stage where we can't import enough food and there is people staving to death in the streets, Denster would just shrug it off as 'a few broken eggs'.

I absolutely would. Just to clarify that for you.

Although I’m not ambivalent to the poor. I just don’t lose any sleep about tough decisions being made and their consequences. That’s the conservative way.

Judge me or love me. Couldn’t care less.

I'd always assumed there was an element of the pantomine villain about Denster's Tory musings. If that isn't the case then I'd suggest he's IDS in disguise (and what a disguise).

No. I’m strawberry floating heartless mate.

Rex Kramer wrote:I'd always assumed there was an element of the pantomine villain about Denster's Tory musings. If that isn't the case then I'd suggest he's IDS in disguise (and what a disguise).

I’m more of a Norman Tebbit.