Willing to place a bet we won't even have left the EU by 2021.
― Matt DC, Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:21 (six years ago)
I mean not if my home and livelihood depended on it obviously.
― Matt DC, Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:22 (six years ago)
who goes first, uk or poch
― too many cuckth thpoil the broth (darraghmac), Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:27 (six years ago)
Gotta be Poch you'd say but I still have a nagging worry about Oct 31
― Xia Nu del Vague (Noodle Vague), Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:31 (six years ago)
Lot of arms folded "well why don't they just fill out the form" retorting re settled status as if the form couldn't possibly be construed as a 'tell us your situation so we can deport you more easily' HO trap
― nashwan, Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:42 (six years ago)
How dare you sir we native born Brits believe in fair play
― Xia Nu del Vague (Noodle Vague), Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:47 (six years ago)
If you are a family member of an EU citizen but not an EU citizen yourself (i.e. husband, child etc) it's not just a form, you have to book an appointment for giving biometric information as well. Anything conveniently close, even in London, comes with a £60 booking fee. And if my experience is any indication it takes many follow-up phone calls to make sure the information gathered there actually gets attached to your application.
To be fair, the other parts of the process are quite well done, and the support lines etc are all well staffed. It's certainly far better thought through than I expected from anything connected with the Home Office.
It's all stupid of course, but if the UK really is leaving the EU then something like this has to be set up and honestly it could have ben done a whole lot worse.
― Li'l Brexit (Tracer Hand), Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:49 (six years ago)
Anything conveniently close, even in London, comes with a £60 booking fee.
Just stating the obvious here but going through the citizenship application process right now and having several friends in visa trouble it is striking how it all comes down to paying up in the end. It's like parody South American corruption except official.
― Daniel_Rf, Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:54 (six years ago)
LOL @ Andrea Leadsom claiming the ridiculous 'two letters' wheeze to get Bozo out of asking for an extension was 'perfectly reasonable' and being immediately schooled on it by all and sundry. It has been said itt already but this truly is the stupidest Cabinet the UK has ever had.
― Terry Micawber (Tom D.), Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:55 (six years ago)
Dread Some Anal is waaaaay out in front when it comes to Cabinet stupids, though.
― coup de twat (suzy), Thursday, 10 October 2019 09:59 (six years ago)
All countries have borders and everyone needs papers. If you aren't born here you need more papers which means knowing the system, filling your forms and paying your bullshit fees. And depending on the politics of the day then who is in or out shifts too. You were in yesterday? Well, that's not today.
That's the lot of the migrant.
― xyzzzz__, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:04 (six years ago)
priti patel, dominic raab, liz truss... it's a crowded field
― to regain his mental focus, he played video-game golf (bizarro gazzara), Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:12 (six years ago)
RIP Chris Grayling, want to run to you
― Captain ACAB (Neil S), Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:16 (six years ago)
DAG not worried about the cunning plans:
General purpose tweetTo any piece of the form "Has [x] discovered a way round the Benn Act?"The initial answer is "No, Padfield"Only if the piece explains how the 1968 case of Padfield is also sidestepped, then the piece is legally worthless briefed by the legally amateur— David Allen Green (@davidallengreen) September 27, 2019
Also Corbyn giving a fine speech in Northampton, but I can't see the 6-month pledge for a referendum not coming back to bite him (given the chance, inshallah)
― Andrew Farrell, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:18 (six years ago)
Truss has an intellect rivalled only by the bacteria that live in cheese. She is in a class of her own.
― calzino, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:18 (six years ago)
strikes me having a second referendum within 6 months (ie when you haven’t addressed the underlying factors which contributed to the last result)... is eminently loseable. unless JC is planning to do more in his first 6 months than we expect
― be goose, do crimes (||||||||), Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:32 (six years ago)
October 31 is one of the busiest nights of the year for police officers. Any Brexit-related disorder will put an additional strain on forces already stretched by dealing with seasonal antisocial behaviour.Former Home Sec Theresa May agreed the date...https://t.co/GNrWMQTxvz— Hannah Al-Othman (@HannahAlOthman) October 10, 2019
"I still have a nagging worry about Oct 31"
so do the fookin' plod, they call this period "Autumn Nights" and usually experience a seasonal spike in violent disorder. And this is under people just calmly feighting n' brawling as they normally do conditions!
― calzino, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:35 (six years ago)
if we do leave there's gonna be a krystallnacht of the skleps isn't there, the bastards have basically radicalised a huge swathe of the population
― imago, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:41 (six years ago)
I mean, the rest of the speech indicate he's going to do a lot (but not timescales).
Some of the underlying factors have been addressed by the grim reaper, mind - Remain's been the winning option for 18 months at this point.
― Andrew Farrell, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:44 (six years ago)
And yet they somehow can't get together a protest that's more than a few gammons outside Westminster or a handful of miserable looking Countryside Alliance twats trudging across Lincolnshire.
― Matt DC, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:46 (six years ago)
coppers are overplaying this, it's Halloween, it'll only be a few rowdy goths
― Xia Nu del Vague (Noodle Vague), Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:47 (six years ago)
height of poppy season also cue Priti calling for anyone not wearing one to be jailed
― nashwan, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:53 (six years ago)
no trv goths are rowdy tbf
― to regain his mental focus, he played video-game golf (bizarro gazzara), Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:55 (six years ago)
even rowdy goths can become suicidal agents of terror who won't be taken alive with a bit of mephedrone and cider!
― calzino, Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:56 (six years ago)
Bad week to be a Transylvanian immigrant in Whitby
― Xia Nu del Vague (Noodle Vague), Thursday, 10 October 2019 10:58 (six years ago)
transylvanian rites are inhuman rites
― too many cuckth thpoil the broth (darraghmac), Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:11 (six years ago)
Truss has an intellect rivalled only by the bacteria that live in cheese.
And James Cleverley.
― Terry Micawber (Tom D.), Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:12 (six years ago)
Transylvania seen through the eyes of an Irishman. Reminds me of something…
― pomenitul, Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:15 (six years ago)
state of SLAB here - see thread. FUCK motorists imho
Thread on today’s transport vote at Holyrood. Looks like Labour will vote against to shield bosses from a local levy on parking spaces. A Labour idea, no less, working well in Nottingham. https://t.co/SJjVFTX0T2— James Mackenzie (@mrjamesmack) October 9, 2019
― be goose, do crimes (||||||||), Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:26 (six years ago)
frankfield-best.jpg xp
― nashwan, Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:27 (six years ago)
fuck sake
― to regain his mental focus, he played video-game golf (bizarro gazzara), Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:28 (six years ago)
Some of the underlying factors have been addressed by the grim reaper, mind
Didn't remain have a majority of over 80s?
― anvil, Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:45 (six years ago)
Yes, the people who actually remember WW2 from childhood voted Remain, while those who remember the 1966 World Cup from childhood voted Leave. *chin scratch*
― coup de twat (suzy), Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:48 (six years ago)
yet another reason to ban sport
― to regain his mental focus, he played video-game golf (bizarro gazzara), Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:51 (six years ago)
Only English sport.
― Terry Micawber (Tom D.), Thursday, 10 October 2019 11:56 (six years ago)
My parents, 82 and 92 respectively, both voted Remain - and they're Daily Mail readers! They love their European holidays, which I genuinely think informed their vote - contact with and respect for other cultures and contemplation of the travel chaos that Brexit will bring etc. Would be interesting to know the number of Brexiteers who have never or very rarely travelled abroad.
― Ward Fowler, Thursday, 10 October 2019 12:02 (six years ago)
Depends how we define abroad
― Xia Nu del Vague (Noodle Vague), Thursday, 10 October 2019 12:03 (six years ago)
and whether the govt armed them to do so
― too many cuckth thpoil the broth (darraghmac), Thursday, 10 October 2019 12:07 (six years ago)
Thread of Adam Boulton with anecdotal nuggets at a Brexit in the Media event
Sky News’ @adamboultonSKY now speaking at the Brexit in the Media event. #MediaBrexit pic.twitter.com/SceKT9rQs3— Press Gazette (@pressgazette) October 10, 2019
Sky News had been in naughty corner with Govt. 2015 election got interview with David Cameron. Asked about his football team mix-up. Told it was outrageous and that they would never get ministerial access on a Sunday again.
So now politicians tend to appear with people they have some kind of relationship. Says Robert Peston’s show is half journalism and half showbiz. I no longer think there is fair trading for this kind of access, he says. #MediaBrexit
Departmental press officers are now too scared and too intimidated to give out any information
― nashwan, Thursday, 10 October 2019 12:31 (six years ago)
― Matt DC,
The supposed civil unrest that is going to follow an extension is difficult to believe in when there was already just an extension and the only civil unrest was 12 people driving slowly on the M18.
Can you imagine the weird atmosphere in any street parties that actually do take place if they do ever get to leave?
― anvil, Thursday, 10 October 2019 13:41 (six years ago)
tomorrow_belongs_to_me.mpg
― Andrew Farrell, Thursday, 10 October 2019 13:48 (six years ago)
a lot of presumptions itt that any brexit disorder has to be brexiter driven. There might be lots of glistening blue face-paint amongst the claret + broken glass if NDB happens
― calzino, Thursday, 10 October 2019 14:07 (six years ago)
Lots of excitable talk from the Irish press about concessions being made by Boris. FTQ and the DUP etc.
― Terry Micawber (Tom D.), Thursday, 10 October 2019 15:37 (six years ago)
I went to Thornton Hough as a kid as part of our middle school quiz team. Our captain pronounced it "Hoe" rather than "Huff" when he did the introductions. The shame. The kids were posh but thick and we thrashed them.
More memories of a peninsular tomorrow, same time.
― Michael Jones, Thursday, 10 October 2019 15:42 (six years ago)
The MP Chris Williamson has lost his high court bid to be reinstated to the Labour party after he was suspended over allegations of anti-Semitism, the Press Association reports.
:-D
― Michael Oliver of Penge Wins £5 (Tom D.), Thursday, 10 October 2019 15:57 (six years ago)
heh!
― calzino, Thursday, 10 October 2019 15:58 (six years ago)
girfuy
― be goose, do crimes (||||||||), Thursday, 10 October 2019 16:05 (six years ago)
all those labour party members pissing your money away into the CW crowdfunder - give it to a homeless person instead you fucking idiots.
― calzino, Thursday, 10 October 2019 16:19 (six years ago)
how long till BJ/LV position unravels? don’t like when they get +ve news cycle
― be goose, do crimes (||||||||), Thursday, 10 October 2019 16:34 (six years ago)
I give it til newsnight