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Andymac1951 wrote on Wed Sep 2, 2020 8:44pm:
You really do need to take some medication and do please spell check before posting, it does make it easier to read and understand your rants, I mean posts. But please do rewind and try to answer at least one of the questions I posed you regarding the UKs efforts during WWII.
Maybe you should lay off your meds,your way too sensitive and being way to personal...
Look up the meaning of the word "forum"
Also in a dictionary!
JJ
Posted: Wed Sep 2, 2020 9:02pm
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Jen jen wrote on Wed Sep 2, 2020 8:52pm:
Big willy moment?? How old are you,11???
Again,getting too personal,calm down geezer!
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You'll cause your self art'attack!!!
Its a debate,really,please look it up coz you ain't getting it
JJ
I can assure you that I am calmness personified, ‘art attack’ what sort of English is that? This is not personal at all from where I stand, it is not me who continues to abuse and belittle those in the U.K. who voted to leave the EU, that Jen Jen, I and others will leave to you and Dario as can be seen from your posts.
Posted: Wed Sep 2, 2020 9:07pm
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Jen jen wrote on Wed Sep 2, 2020 8:57pm:
Maybe you should lay off your meds,your way too sensitive and being way to personal...
Look up the meaning of the word "forum"
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Also in a dictionary!
JJ
Perhaps you ought to take your own advice Dario Mario. It is you and Jen Jen, your partner in crime, who continuously belittle the 52% of Brits who voted to leave the EU making very disparaging remarks about them. Yet still you seem unable, or unwilling, to actually answer the questions posed, why is that?
Andymac1951 wrote on Wed Sep 2, 2020 9:02pm:
I can assure you that I am calmness personified, ‘art attack’ what sort of English is that? This is not personal at all from where I stand, it is not me who continues to abuse and belittle those in the U.K. who voted to leave the EU, that Jen Jen, I and others will leave to you and Dari...
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...o as can be seen from your posts.
Abuse and belittle? Where? How?
That's proper English by the way!
JJ
Andymac1951 wrote on Wed Sep 2, 2020 9:07pm:
Perhaps you ought to take your own advice Dario Mario. It is you and Jen Jen, your partner in crime, who continuously belittle the 52% of Brits who voted to leave the EU making very disparaging remarks about them. Yet still you seem unable, or unwilling, to actually answer the questio...
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...ns posed, why is that?
We haven't belittled anyone! Personally I couldn't give a crap less who voted for what or not!!!
Not sure why anybody cares anymore,what will be will be and at the end of the day its all out of ALL of our control
JJ
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Posted: Wed Sep 2, 2020 9:56pm
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Andymac1951 wrote on Wed Sep 2, 2020 9:07pm:
Perhaps you ought to take your own advice Dario Mario. It is you and Jen Jen, your partner in crime, who continuously belittle the 52% of Brits who voted to leave the EU making very disparaging remarks about them. Yet still you seem unable, or unwilling, to actually answer the questio...
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...ns posed, why is that?
Probably because you haven’t actually posed any questions - just drivelled on and basically bored us with your blather ... but what questions have you actually posed? It’s possible there’s one but my eyes tend to glaze over with your mind-numbing prattle.
DarioMartin wrote on Wed Sep 2, 2020 9:56pm:
Probably because you haven’t actually posed any questions - just drivelled on and basically bored us with your blather ... but what questions have you actually posed? It’s possible there’s one but my eyes tend to glaze over with your mind-numbing prattle.
Love it!! And yes,I'm gonna have to agree with Dario MARTIN again
You do prattle on though...and I couldn't find any actual questions either...
Just let it go,think of your health!
JJ
DarioMartin wrote on Wed Sep 2, 2020 7:24pm:
You and StueyPooey are actually one and the same person, aren’t you?
Stuey poohey and mamby pamby Andy
Funny
JJ
1. When I started this thread it was solely as a place of information which would answer some questions regarding the UK leaving the EU. I had no idea that some personal conflicts would arise along the way. Also, I pointed out that I was not commenting on the subject. As far as I'm concerned the UK will leave the EU finally on 31st December 2020. I wish it was remaining in the EU but the reality is the UK will be outside of the "club" in a few months.
2. Having jumped out of bed after several days of heavy Irish rain and looking forward to my daily swim in the Atlantic where I can nearly smell the food being cooked in the restaurants of our next parish in Devon & Cornwall, I noticed 60+ bells on the forum. I thought I was voted person-of-the-year in SE Spain.
3. World War 2 ended in 1945 although who won and who lost is debatable when everything is settled. But, in deference to many contributing here I'll go along that the Allies won the war. Sincerely, I hope we will never see the likes of such a war again. The Nazis committed some dreadful atrocities and the Allies didn't cover themselves in glory at all times either. But, history is written by the victors. And there's much more to be written eventually.
4. I don't see the UK seeking EU membership again in my lifetime. But, somebody pointed out a newspaper article suggesting ROI would leave the EU. It was written by Ms Dudley-Edwards (an Irish lady resident for years in the UK) and originally printed in the Belfast Telegraph. While I enjoy some of Ms Dudley-Edwards writing (and that of her father) to me she appears out of touch with modern Ireland. Ireland will not leave the EU in my lifetime and probably the lifetime of our off-spring. Not many in ROI would give much credence to what the Belfast Telegraph prints (but that is for another day).
5. A United Nations of Europe is on the cards, but again not during my lifetime. When it happens I reckon it will be a good thing and will favour most EU citizens (and probably will stop us squabbling with each other). But, like it or not, it is the way to go. Inevitably, it will happen and before it does I predict the UK will have applied for EU membership again. I predict that then the GBP£ will be scuttled in favour of the Euro. Before anybody informs me the GBP£ is sacrosanct please note its demise will not happen during the course of our lives.
6. I wish the UK only the best on its departure from the EU. I wish it was not going to happen, but it will and of that there is no doubt. Brits living in the EU will be treated fairly and squarely and they have the choice of being British and European simultaneously. Long may that last and long may it be that we debate the merits and demerits.
Posted: Thu Sep 3, 2020 9:45am
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Matthew wrote on Thu Sep 3, 2020 9:15am:
1. When I started this thread it was solely as a place of information which would answer some questions regarding the UK leaving the EU. I had no idea that some personal conflicts would arise along the way. Also, I pointed out that I was not commenting on the subject. As far as I'm concerned the ...
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...UK will leave the EU finally on 31st December 2020. I wish it was remaining in the EU but the reality is the UK will be outside of the "club" in a few months.
2. Having jumped out of bed after several days of heavy Irish rain and looking forward to my daily swim in the Atlantic where I can nearly smell the food being cooked in the restaurants of our next parish in Devon & Cornwall, I noticed 60+ bells on the forum. I thought I was voted person-of-the-year in SE Spain.
3. World War 2 ended in 1945 although who won and who lost is debatable when everything is settled. But, in deference to many contributing here I'll go along that the Allies won the war. Sincerely, I hope we will never see the likes of such a war again. The Nazis committed some dreadful atrocities and the Allies didn't cover themselves in glory at all times either. But, history is written by the victors. And there's much more to be written eventually.
4. I don't see the UK seeking EU membership again in my lifetime. But, somebody pointed out a newspaper article suggesting ROI would leave the EU. It was written by Ms Dudley-Edwards (an Irish lady resident for years in the UK) and originally printed in the Belfast Telegraph. While I enjoy some of Ms Dudley-Edwards writing (and that of her father) to me she appears out of touch with modern Ireland. Ireland will not leave the EU in my lifetime and probably the lifetime of our off-spring. Not many in ROI would give much credence to what the Belfast Telegraph prints (but that is for another day).
5. A United Nations of Europe is on the cards, but again not during my lifetime. When it happens I reckon it will be a good thing and will favour most EU citizens (and probably will stop us squabbling with each other). But, like it or not, it is the way to go. Inevitably, it will happen and before it does I predict the UK will have applied for EU membership again. I predict that then the GBP£ will be scuttled in favour of the Euro. Before anybody informs me the GBP£ is sacrosanct please note its demise will not happen during the course of our lives.
6. I wish the UK only the best on its departure from the EU. I wish it was not going to happen, but it will and of that there is no doubt. Brits living in the EU will be treated fairly and squarely and they have the choice of being British and European simultaneously. Long may that last and long may it be that we debate the merits and demerits.
Well articulated and put Matthew.
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