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You silly sods are easy to wind up

I voted leave pure and simple

Splitting hairs 'H

Brexit' doesn't mean anything does it other than Britains exit. ---------- Post added 03-08-2017 at 10:53 ---------- So you're saying that of the four thousand odd posts that make up the 'consequences' fiasco that there are no insults or accusations, not even in Latin

Well that's rich, these posts are full of insult and accusation levelled at Leave and I'm to accept that gracefully. I don't have to make an argument do I, brexit in whatever form it takes will unfold as it happens and the consequences of it will be revealed. Until that point YOU can only speculate and report what is readily available from the media anyway.

....been done already

But that doesn't stop my enjoyment does it. I voted out and out won so yes I have and this succession of threads confirms my decision. You've been arguing your point for I don't know how many posts now, 3-4 thousand maybe more and it's done nothing to make me think otherwise, the opposite in fact. I barely read them, I rarely open the links because it's a tired argument. Any validity you may have had was lost a long time ago. In short, I'm not listening because there's nothing to hear. It's just a bit of fun to comment, which is what it should be (Again, you and your are generalisations)

No I'll pass thanks

Teegebäk of course.

It'll calm down in due course. Me, I've always took delays as a part of the holiday experience, and newspapers are for wrapping fish n' chips. I don't mind what happens now, all these tails of woe float past on the breeze, I skim through these posts, some I read in full, others are just too long winded. I voted leave and I'm happy to have won, the rest is up to others now.

...and then there's DONE which has a sound all its own. It's almost as if the South and the North reached a compromise

So why is it not the Stonn of Sconn?

The media yes but they're handy to quote from when it suits eh! I look forward to the next one, humour keeps us feeling good and this thread is full of laughs, thanks Remain. ---------- Post added 02-08-2017 at 17:33 ---------- No, sad is when no one from leave is commenting and yet you all still chunter on to one another.

Though according to the Guardian (recommended by some posters) this is more to do with security checks in light of recent attacks than anything else.

So absolutely no instructions at all (hard to believe) and you arrive at the decision that two pipettes a month is right!

Haven't they already unveiled plans to do just that. An apprenticeship scheme was due to start this year unless they've shelved it.

Sorry Angelfire, the question was aimed at the OP, my mobile froze and you got in before me.

Is it not just for certain fields though, not across the board?

. suggesting that there was no problem getting the stuff anyway so regulating was having no affect.

I've had a total change of heart on this one and having seen photos of peoples faces destroyed, I concur that the death penalty should be introduced. If a person can have such a disregard for life then it should follow that their own is equally insignificant. Interestingly, in July of last year India did exactly this for acid attackers.

As (for example) sulphuric was already obtainable in household products in high concentration before they​ deregulated, which of the previously regulated corrosives concerns you most now? ---------- Post added 31-07-2017 at 22:57 ---------- They had experts during the referendum?

Ok, but again how hard do you think it was to get hold of prior to deregulation. Drain cleaners can be as high as 96% sulphuric. I agree that it was foolhardy to make it easier but the trend was already underway. It's become a favourite very quickly.

'Where for art thou ammonia?

This conversation is getting very cyclonic. You've managed to contort posts so badly now that it's a fight to get back on track. I'll wait for your thread in praise of conservatives if they shut the door on sales again