Brexit is going to ultimately get cancelled if May loses tonight, isn’t it?

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

On an iPhone you simply keep your finger on the 'u' button until the option appears. On a PC keyboard it's ALT+151

And the Alt Gr button plus your desired letter - on the right of the spacebar usually gives you the inflection you need

[eastgermanautos]

On an iPhone you simply keep your finger on the 'u' button until the option appears. On a PC keyboard it's ALT+151

Cool bro!

[redgunamo]

Anyway, President Trump has apparently been a secret Feeb resource all along and is about to get up and haul all o' y'all's asses, and your smartphones, into jail

Can I ask you where on your smart phone you get the ability to add the inflection to your "u" in fu ck? I feel if I had that I'd be able express myself more authentically.

[eastgermanautos]

Actually, that was one of the things that first attracted me to the army life; boxcars full of used banknotes.

Interestingly (perhaps) one of my production partners is the nephew of Robert Mugabe. He's an actor, living quite a nice life in Vienna.

[redgunamo]

Yes, getting out of Africa, so to speak, seems to be the important thing. One of my uncle's children, my cousin, settled in Delaware. Another in New Jersey.

Interestingly (perhaps) one of my production partners is the nephew of Robert Mugabe. He's an actor, living quite a nice life in Vienna.

[eastgermanautos]

Yes, getting out of Africa, so to speak, seems to be the important thing. One of my uncle's children, my cousin, settled in Delaware. Another in New Jersey.

Yes, very sensible. I quite like Delaware. I grew up close to there, in Maryland. Horses and stuff.

[Yesterday Once More]

The votes to take no deal off the table and extend Article 50 are likely to be meaningless. I listened to the EU Parliament debate this morning. There is little mood to consider an extension. Socialist/liberal types argue we don't know what we want, so there's no point. Conservative/Eurosceptics argue that the EU doesn't have the right to lock a sovereign state in the EU when we have voted to leave. None of them want a whole load more Uncle Nigels elected if we have to take part in EU elections in May.

No deal is now the likeliest outcome, though not certain.

[WES]

The votes to take no deal off the table and extend Article 50 are likely to be meaningless. I listened to the EU Parliament debate this morning. There is little mood to consider an extension. Socialist/liberal types argue we don't know what we want, so there's no point. Conservative/Eurosceptics argue that the EU doesn't have the right to lock a sovereign state in the EU when we have voted to leave. None of them want a whole load more Uncle Nigels elected if we have to take part in EU elections in May.

No deal is now the likeliest outcome, though not certain.

Not sure I understand why the EU would extend? Unless I’m missing something by not extending we are forced into no deal - which we have made it clear we won’t do - or May’s deal, which the EU have agreed.

So they refuse to extend and we are forced into May’s deal, no?

[Burney]

Not sure I understand why the EU would extend? Unless I’m missing something by not extending we are forced into no deal - which we have made it clear we won’t do - or May’s deal, which the EU have agreed.

So they refuse to extend and we are forced into May’s deal, no?

Not if she can't get it through Parliament (which she patently can't), no.

A rejection of an extension means No Deal.

The only alternative is legislating to revoke of A50, which would be democratically indefensible and would represent electoral suicide for both major parties.

[SWv2]

Not if she can't get it through Parliament (which she patently can't), no.

A rejection of an extension means No Deal.

The only alternative is legislating to revoke of A50, which would be democratically indefensible and would represent electoral suicide for both major parties.

So .............. what exactly are you saying?

You leave with no deal?