View Full Version : I see our French 'friends' have taken it well.
Sir C
07-01-2016, 08:54 AM
****ers to a man.
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****ers to a man.
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Not sure that publication speaks for all of them, tbf. The French woman in my office was rather upset though. She thinks it is incredibly selfish of poor English people to want more hospitals.
(The fact they won't get more hospitals is beside the point)
****ers to a man.
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Tetchy.
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(The fact they won't get more hospitals is beside the point)
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Hold on, I saw the television advert. One a day I thought.
Burney
07-01-2016, 09:43 AM
I take most of that as a compliment
Who the **** wants the approval of the French? :shrug:
Hold on, I saw the television advert. One a day I thought.
One a week, ISTR. I think the ad probably said that the money could be spent on hospitals, not would be. After all, it was an vote on in/out the EU, not levels of NHS spending.
Maybe so but that lovley blond Marie lady is very nice about us, lets hope she gets in imo
One a week, ISTR. I think the ad probably said that the money could be spent on hospitals, not would be. After all, it was an vote on in/out the EU, not levels of NHS spending.
It was quite clearly inferred, anyone who thought they'd actually spend it all on the NHS is a bit mental
Alberto Balsam Rodriguez
07-01-2016, 01:51 PM
It was quite clearly inferred, anyone who thought they'd actually spend it all on the NHS is a bit mental
Anyone who suggested it is also mental*. It was the only way to get the stupid to vote leave. They probably wouldn't have voted and it would probably have been a comfortable win for Remain.
*By mental, I mean scheming and a bit of a liar. Probably not really mental at all.
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