Should Britain leave the EU? (138)
yubba: .
Yeah, l am rude baby.
Yeah, l am rude baby.
Not something to brag about, dear
Anyways, thanks for the clear answer - the second time around.
Capricorn143: Not something to brag about, dear
Anyways, thanks for the clear answer - the second time around.
Anyways, thanks for the clear answer - the second time around.
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I agreed with you because women are always right, just be happy and understand yourself never see to another's point of view because it's bad for you.
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I am not 'dear' because l have not horns on my head and that word is reserved for scammers too.
yubba: .
I agreed with you because women are always right, just be happy and understand yourself never see to another's point of view because it's bad for you.
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I am not 'dear' because l have not horns on my head and that word is reserved for scammers too.
I agreed with you because women are always right, just be happy and understand yourself never see to another's point of view because it's bad for you.
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I am not 'dear' because l have not horns on my head and that word is reserved for scammers too.
This is a "deer" with horns, not this "dear".
Didn't know it was used for scammers, again have learned something new
Capricorn143: This is a "deer" with horns, not this "dear".
Didn't know it was used for scammers, again have learned something new
Didn't know it was used for scammers, again have learned something new
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It is spoken the same so there can always be a misunderstanding.
If you use English 40 years behind that spoken by natural English then you very often misunderstand things, speaking to Indians or Filipinos, Africans it happens a lot.
It's good you learned something today, we should learn something new each day however we should never forget that which we learned yesterday.
yubba: .
It is spoken the same so there can always be a misunderstanding. If you use English 40 years behind that spoken by natural English then you very often misunderstand things, speaking to Indians or Filipinos, Africans it happens a lot. It's good you learned something today, we should learn something new each day however we should never forget that which we learned yesterday.
It is spoken the same so there can always be a misunderstanding. If you use English 40 years behind that spoken by natural English then you very often misunderstand things, speaking to Indians or Filipinos, Africans it happens a lot. It's good you learned something today, we should learn something new each day however we should never forget that which we learned yesterday.
Too right I agree all the way - Rule Britannia and F D K
yubba: .
Yeah, l am rude baby.
Yeah, l am rude baby.
Yes
you are one of the few yubba: .
It is spoken the same so there can always be a misunderstanding.
If you use English 40 years behind that spoken by natural English then you very often misunderstand things, speaking to Indians or Filipinos, Africans it happens a lot.
It's good you learned something today, we should learn something new each day however we should never forget that which we learned yesterday.
It is spoken the same so there can always be a misunderstanding.
If you use English 40 years behind that spoken by natural English then you very often misunderstand things, speaking to Indians or Filipinos, Africans it happens a lot.
It's good you learned something today, we should learn something new each day however we should never forget that which we learned yesterday.
But we are writing here. Anyways, you are right = the words are homonyms.
adventure4u: WHY? GERMANY NOT UK PAYS ALL THE BILLS FOR THE LOUTS LIKE GREECE AND GIVES UK LOTS OF MONEY TOO
Sunshine,your shouting doesn't make it so!
BRUSSELS POWER GRAB: Juncker urged to set up ’EU border guard’ to intervene in ANY country
A HEAVILY armed strike force of Euro border guards should be set up with a mandate to intervene in ANY country even without permission, a top Brussels body has urged today.
By Nick Gutteridge
PUBLISHED: 14:16, Thu, May 26, 2016 | UPDATED: 14:57, Thu, May 26, 2016
ean-Claude Juncker has been given the green light to press ahead with his controversial dream of an omnipotent paramilitary EU police force by the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC).
The influential Brussels think tank adopted an opinion today calling on the unelected EU Commission to found a European Border Guard that would have the “right to intervene” even without the permission of a country’s government.
Its chilling plan was unveiled in a press release today, which justified the draconian measures by claiming they are necessary to uphold the rights to asylum and free movement and the crumbling Schengen zone.
In its missive the EESC - which is regularly consulted by Member State governments - proposed converting the EU’s current border agency Frontex into a fully fledged armed force.
It stated: “This agency should have the right to intervene – upon Commission decision - in case of emergencies.”
The spine-chilling plot raises the possibility of armed euro guards loyal only to unaccountable bureaucrats in Brussels being parachuted in to restore order in EU countries against the express wishes of their people and democratically elected governments.
Rapporteur Giuseppe Iuliano said: "The European Border Guard should be empowered to effectively manage the EU border and support Member States dealing with overwhelming migration pressure.”
Whilst his opinion is not in any way binding, it will act as a further string in Juncker’s bow as his all-powerful EU Commission looks to press ahead with the plans.
Capricorn143: Not something to brag about, dear
Anyways, thanks for the clear answer - the second time around.
Anyways, thanks for the clear answer - the second time around.
Your usage of "dear" was spot on.
It is commonly used sarcastically/condescendingly in English speaking countries.
Source- I'm American, I may not be the best at english but I know rudeness.
Ocee102: Your usage of "dear" was spot on.
It is commonly used sarcastically/condescendingly in English speaking countries.
Source- I'm American, I may not be the best at english but I know rudeness.
It is commonly used sarcastically/condescendingly in English speaking countries.
Source- I'm American, I may not be the best at english but I know rudeness.
Thanks for confirming it
Ocee102: Your usage of "dear" was spot on.
It is commonly used sarcastically/condescendingly in English speaking countries.
Source- I'm American, I may not be the best at english but I know rudeness.
It is commonly used sarcastically/condescendingly in English speaking countries.
Source- I'm American, I may not be the best at english but I know rudeness.
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You are well wrong, well wrong.
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The term of endearment 'Dear' was an English word used by very many up until around 40-45 years ago when it became associated with Gays, since then people have used it less and less. It has never been used in a "sarcastic or condescending" manner. If you had any dealings with scammers, Filipinas, Africans then you would know that they still use the word 'Dear' when sending emails or chatting to you and using the opening words "Hello Dear" or "How are you Dear". You need brush up on your English words of years gone by before posting untruths.
As far as "Rudeness" is concerned if you were implying that l was in any way rude then l will tell you to understand better English. If you are here as a foreigner speaking English you will not grasp 100% of the posts, your method of writing will not be in English as was the post that l answered. Quite apart from any spelling mistakes that could be made there is a tendency to write words that are not used normally in that context.
I write clear English because l was taught to, some have a problem with that because they like to use a more 'modern' English, similar things have happened in German and Portuguese languages where over the years new words are introduced and some words are spelt differently. The "Queens English" is how l was taught and anyone reading my posts would know that. I am also pedantic because l like things to be correct i.e. if l am accused unjustly l will fight to ensure that l am not accused of something that l have never done.
Cameron is comparing himself to Churchill , lowlife lying fool , more like Lord Haw-Haw . Hopefully he is treated the same as
Haw-Haw taking a long jump with a short hemp round his nek .
Haw-Haw taking a long jump with a short hemp round his nek .
yubba: .
You are well wrong, well wrong.
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The term of endearment 'Dear' was an English word used by very many up until around 40-45 years ago when it became associated with Gays, since then people have used it less and less. It has never been used in a "sarcastic or condescending" manner. If you had any dealings with scammers, Filipinas, Africans then you would know that they still use the word 'Dear' when sending emails or chatting to you and using the opening words "Hello Dear" or "How are you Dear". You need brush up on your English words of years gone by before posting untruths.
As far as "Rudeness" is concerned if you were implying that l was in any way rude then l will tell you to understand better English. If you are here as a foreigner speaking English you will not grasp 100% of the posts, your method of writing will not be in English as was the post that l answered. Quite apart from any spelling mistakes that could be made there is a tendency to write words that are not used normally in that context.
I write clear English because l was taught to, some have a problem with that because they like to use a more 'modern' English, similar things have happened in German and Portuguese languages where over the years new words are introduced and some words are spelt differently. The "Queens English" is how l was taught and anyone reading my posts would know that. I am also pedantic because l like things to be correct i.e. if l am accused unjustly l will fight to ensure that l am not accused of something that l have never done.
You are well wrong, well wrong.
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The term of endearment 'Dear' was an English word used by very many up until around 40-45 years ago when it became associated with Gays, since then people have used it less and less. It has never been used in a "sarcastic or condescending" manner. If you had any dealings with scammers, Filipinas, Africans then you would know that they still use the word 'Dear' when sending emails or chatting to you and using the opening words "Hello Dear" or "How are you Dear". You need brush up on your English words of years gone by before posting untruths.
As far as "Rudeness" is concerned if you were implying that l was in any way rude then l will tell you to understand better English. If you are here as a foreigner speaking English you will not grasp 100% of the posts, your method of writing will not be in English as was the post that l answered. Quite apart from any spelling mistakes that could be made there is a tendency to write words that are not used normally in that context.
I write clear English because l was taught to, some have a problem with that because they like to use a more 'modern' English, similar things have happened in German and Portuguese languages where over the years new words are introduced and some words are spelt differently. The "Queens English" is how l was taught and anyone reading my posts would know that. I am also pedantic because l like things to be correct i.e. if l am accused unjustly l will fight to ensure that l am not accused of something that l have never done.
Now I think you forgot what the post said - and no, English is not my mother tongue, but I have used it a ot with native speakers and what I said in that particular post was in no way grammatically wrong - and you reacted to the content not the spelling or whatever else.
And I did use 'dear" in the same sense you used "babe"
Capricorn143: Now I think you forgot what the post said - and no, English is not my mother tongue, but I have used it a ot with native speakers and what I said in that particular post was in no way grammatically wrong - and you reacted to the content not the spelling or whatever else.
And I did use 'dear" in the same sense you used "babe"
And I did use 'dear" in the same sense you used "babe"
And a native speaker should know that "dear" and "deer" are not the same words, or did you expect me not to know that these words are homonyms?
Capricorn143: Now I think you forgot what the post said - and no, English is not my mother tongue, but I have used it a ot with native speakers and what I said in that particular post was in no way grammatically wrong - and you reacted to the content not the spelling or whatever else.
And I did use 'dear" in the same sense you used "babe"
And I did use 'dear" in the same sense you used "babe"
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I would never use "babe" Sweetie, its a word l dislike of all words, except the word h*t* which years ago l heard a friends wife talking to another and she used the word and she immediately said "I would never ever use that word, l think its an ugly word to use to describe someone", since then l have never used it. There are also some words that are not acceptable and have been published today on Yahoo.
It's such a shame that bigotry and religious paranoia have dominated the debate.
I think we should leave but for political reasons pertaining to the bureaucratic monster that the EU has become.
The European concept is laudable but the sheer size and complexity of governing multiple nations has proven to be less than practical.
Were everyone to be equally educated, have common principles and not still be hung up on ancient history, union would be a great idea.
As it is, there is still too much of a post war mentality amongst members.
I just hope that the leave vote wins and a new chapter in social and economic relations develops.
I'm not interested in debating the issue. These are my thoughts and my intention.
I don't fear immigrants nor think they will cease to come.
I don't fear islamists (small i) more or less because of the EU.
I don't fear economic collapse. Corporations will still wish to trade in Sterling, still choose to locate to London.
The liberal tax laws and collective wealth will see to that.
It will still be a grey and damp country with all the internal class, social and national divides it has ever had.
I'm voting to leave, but only to kick a brick from the footings of a pyramid that has been built around me.
I think we should leave but for political reasons pertaining to the bureaucratic monster that the EU has become.
The European concept is laudable but the sheer size and complexity of governing multiple nations has proven to be less than practical.
Were everyone to be equally educated, have common principles and not still be hung up on ancient history, union would be a great idea.
As it is, there is still too much of a post war mentality amongst members.
I just hope that the leave vote wins and a new chapter in social and economic relations develops.
I'm not interested in debating the issue. These are my thoughts and my intention.
I don't fear immigrants nor think they will cease to come.
I don't fear islamists (small i) more or less because of the EU.
I don't fear economic collapse. Corporations will still wish to trade in Sterling, still choose to locate to London.
The liberal tax laws and collective wealth will see to that.
It will still be a grey and damp country with all the internal class, social and national divides it has ever had.
I'm voting to leave, but only to kick a brick from the footings of a pyramid that has been built around me.
la_paz_de_un_pez: It's such a shame that bigotry and religious paranoia have dominated the debate.
I think we should leave but for political reasons pertaining to the bureaucratic monster that the EU has become.
The European concept is laudable but the sheer size and complexity of governing multiple nations has proven to be less than practical.
Were everyone to be equally educated, have common principles and not still be hung up on ancient history, union would be a great idea.
As it is, there is still too much of a post war mentality amongst members.
I just hope that the leave vote wins and a new chapter in social and economic relations develops.
I'm not interested in debating the issue. These are my thoughts and my intention.
I don't fear immigrants nor think they will cease to come.
I don't fear islamists (small i) more or less because of the EU.
I don't fear economic collapse. Corporations will still wish to trade in Sterling, still choose to locate to London.
The liberal tax laws and collective wealth will see to that.
It will still be a grey and damp country with all the internal class, social and national divides it has ever had.
I'm voting to leave, but only to kick a brick from the footings of a pyramid that has been built around me.
I think we should leave but for political reasons pertaining to the bureaucratic monster that the EU has become.
The European concept is laudable but the sheer size and complexity of governing multiple nations has proven to be less than practical.
Were everyone to be equally educated, have common principles and not still be hung up on ancient history, union would be a great idea.
As it is, there is still too much of a post war mentality amongst members.
I just hope that the leave vote wins and a new chapter in social and economic relations develops.
I'm not interested in debating the issue. These are my thoughts and my intention.
I don't fear immigrants nor think they will cease to come.
I don't fear islamists (small i) more or less because of the EU.
I don't fear economic collapse. Corporations will still wish to trade in Sterling, still choose to locate to London.
The liberal tax laws and collective wealth will see to that.
It will still be a grey and damp country with all the internal class, social and national divides it has ever had.
I'm voting to leave, but only to kick a brick from the footings of a pyramid that has been built around me.
here's a bloke lamenting Britain's refusing to "join" up last time , he must be Irish cause he's pissed
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la_paz_de_un_pez: It's such a shame that bigotry and religious paranoia have dominated the debate.
I think we should leave but for political reasons pertaining to the bureaucratic monster that the EU has become.
The European concept is laudable but the sheer size and complexity of governing multiple nations has proven to be less than practical.
Were everyone to be equally educated, have common principles and not still be hung up on ancient history, union would be a great idea.
As it is, there is still too much of a post war mentality amongst members.
I just hope that the leave vote wins and a new chapter in social and economic relations develops.
I'm not interested in debating the issue. These are my thoughts and my intention.
I don't fear immigrants nor think they will cease to come.
I don't fear islamists (small i) more or less because of the EU.
I don't fear economic collapse. Corporations will still wish to trade in Sterling, still choose to locate to London.
The liberal tax laws and collective wealth will see to that.
It will still be a grey and damp country with all the internal class, social and national divides it has ever had.
I'm voting to leave, but only to kick a brick from the footings of a pyramid that has been built around me.
I think we should leave but for political reasons pertaining to the bureaucratic monster that the EU has become.
The European concept is laudable but the sheer size and complexity of governing multiple nations has proven to be less than practical.
Were everyone to be equally educated, have common principles and not still be hung up on ancient history, union would be a great idea.
As it is, there is still too much of a post war mentality amongst members.
I just hope that the leave vote wins and a new chapter in social and economic relations develops.
I'm not interested in debating the issue. These are my thoughts and my intention.
I don't fear immigrants nor think they will cease to come.
I don't fear islamists (small i) more or less because of the EU.
I don't fear economic collapse. Corporations will still wish to trade in Sterling, still choose to locate to London.
The liberal tax laws and collective wealth will see to that.
It will still be a grey and damp country with all the internal class, social and national divides it has ever had.
I'm voting to leave, but only to kick a brick from the footings of a pyramid that has been built around me.
I wonder how the EU Monster compares to the Monster in the Federal government here?
galrads: I wonder how the EU Monster compares to the Monster in the Federal government here?
they speak a different language .and come Friday the poms should gather all their garden wheel barrows and go fill that tunnel in because Saturday those bloody French will be sending refugees through it !!
epirb: and come Friday the poms should gather all their garden wheel barrows and go fill that tunnel in because Saturday those bloody French will be sending refugees through it !!
That sounds like what Canada might do with the Windsor/Detroit Tunnel if Trump is elected POTUS.......
Should Britain leave the EU?
yes,
i would like to see what happens after the fact. if they leave, is this the beginning of the end to the european union?
yes,
i would like to see what happens after the fact. if they leave, is this the beginning of the end to the european union?
purr4mance: Should Britain leave the EU?
yes,
i would like to see what happens after the fact. if they leave, is this the beginning of the end to the european union?
well at least,we have something in common....yes,
i would like to see what happens after the fact. if they leave, is this the beginning of the end to the european union?
truheart1941: well at least,we have something in common....
it will be interesting for sure.
purr4mance: it will be interesting for sure.
how many different populist parties are going to try and take over?
I think its like the bicycle racing, nobody has the slightest interest until there is a massive crash. Even then its only to point and laugh.
epirb: and come Friday the poms should gather all their garden wheel barrows and go fill that tunnel in because Saturday those bloody French will be sending refugees through it !!
True.
pat8lanips: I think its like the bicycle racing, nobody has the slightest interest until there is a massive crash. Even then its only to point and laugh.
the people who have money in the market will be showing an interest especially if they haven't moved their money. and, they won't be laughing.
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Seeing what has been going on in the EU and how the EU bureaucrats ignore the will of the people (Irish referenda, Greek etc.) and seeing that very suspicious actions have been committed in the last Austrian elections, it was just simple rude to say I was from another planet.
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Yeah, l am rude baby.