Brexit

KKLEIN wrote:Question Time: 'I was going to vote Remain but I had enough of no bent bananas in Aldi so voted to Leave.'

Why are people so retarded? :fp:

PostRe: The EU Referendum: The UK votes Leave by KK » Fri Feb 03, 2017 12:20 am

Portillo and Harriett Harmen tonight on This Week seem convinced we're going to end up paying something to the EU - if not the exit fee they're asking the equivalent of - for access to various things...and that it'll be hugely unpopular with the public.

KKLEIN wrote:Question Time: 'I was going to vote Remain but I had enough of no bent bananas in Aldi so voted to Leave.'

I thought you were exaggerating but just saw the clip. :lol:

Such a bunch of morons who live in this country :fp:

Voting to leave the EU because of a strawberry floating banana. I despair, I really do. What a stupid strawberry floating arsehole.

TBF, it wasn't just about bananas why she voted leave. She just put her thoughts across in the most idiotic way.

Had a comment arguemnt with a leave voter this morning, he was complaining that the EU was bullying us, pushing us out of the EU and stealing fish from our water and because of that packs of Birds Eye fish fingers are shrinking.

Where did the banana myth even come from

And why do people still think it is real

It was one of the papers. I think The Sun

That was one of the two trade restriction reasons some people cited for voting out. The other being a ban on selling eggs in a dozen.

Floex wrote:TBF, it wasn't just about bananas why she voted leave. She just put her thoughts across in the most idiotic way.

She didn't mention any other reasons though other than a vague "well it wasn't just the bananas".

BID0 wrote:It was one of the papers. I think The Sun

That was one of the two trade restriction reasons some people cited for voting out. The other being a ban on selling eggs in a dozen.

What the strawberry float, you can buy eggs in a dozen. :lol:

Qikz wrote:
BID0 wrote:It was one of the papers. I think The Sun

That was one of the two trade restriction reasons some people cited for voting out. The other being a ban on selling eggs in a dozen.

What the strawberry float, you can buy eggs in a dozen.

Tesco are breaking the law! :shock:

http://m.tesco.com/h5/groceries/r/www.t ... =260298462

Boycott Tesco until they stop selling eggs in a dozen!

Qikz wrote:
BID0 wrote:It was one of the papers. I think The Sun

That was one of the two trade restriction reasons some people cited for voting out. The other being a ban on selling eggs in a dozen.

What the strawberry float, you can buy eggs in a dozen.

I don't want to click it because it's the Daily Mail but top result on google:

https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid ... s+dozen+eu

I love that the result immediately after is a BBC article saying the EU aren't doing any such thing.

The BBC would say that

OrangeRakoon wrote:Where did the banana myth even come from

And why do people still think it is real

Bananas are curved so that they fit into our hand perfectly. This is clear evidence of God's Holy Hand™ at work in creation.

PostRe: The EU Referendum: The UK votes Leave by KK » Fri Feb 03, 2017 3:20 pm

Bananas are curved because once into a while you want to pretend it's a gun and you're James Bond.

Straight bananas are odd to me.

Top of the page.

Classic.

Aren't bananas naturally straighter? I'm sure I read somewhere that they're bred to be curved.

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