Plastic

Appreciate him keeping us up, but he was too slow to adapt to our obvious defensive limitations. In reality, he looked like he was a bit lost. Neither happy nor sad really.

Imagine RedCafe is fun at the moment

AAAHHHHHH

Lovely

What the **** is hoj doing?

Oh ****, Kevin friend.

Yes, it is.

Rainbow flags & fireworks. Meh.

I like how he manages to get the word pony into every post though. It’s cute.

So you disagree with Liam Fox, and I assume since he has now confirmed he will hold-his-nose and vote for the proposed deal, he is a brexit traitor? Which MP will be the new Brexiteer pin-up then? I can’t keep up.

"The price could be the loss of access to the European market which, as I say, is 44% of Britain’s exports. That’s a lot of jobs, a lot of profits. The government is not there to do what we want. We’re there to do what’s in the national interest.” Fox said he believed cabinet members would vote for the deal and warned that those who do not “won’t be members of the cabinet” https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/nov/30/liam-fox-backs-theresa-mays-brexit-deal-ahead-of-key-commons-vote Hmmm...

No worse than the fool Cameron who started this idiocy. At least you can hold on to the hope that Liam Fox will be the knight in shining armour, riding to the rescue of Brexit. He seems to be taking his time with the supposed fifth-column cabinet shenanigans though, perhaps even he now recognises that this deal is not the “easiest in human history”...

Exactly, what is the point in trying to increase meat quality when Batman is quite happy to eat the arseholes and eyeballs. He doesn’t give a shît if they are submerged in bleach or formaldehyde, so neither should you.

As Fox is staying, it therefore follows that he believes the deal on the table is good, as do you. Congratulations. Why do you want May to quit then?

No, who are they? Ever heard the word objective? I don't - but its not our choice any more is it!

Ah, an EU Army. Agree there have been plenty of lies about this in the past, but if we look at it objectively - A strong UK within the EU would likely have had a very prominent role in this, now we will have a large coordinated military force on our doorstep that we are not a part of. Disquieting.

The latter, but feels like the way the wind is blowing.

Just put £20 on Count Moggula as next PM @12/1. Its a laugh, innit.

Because he is a smug, self-satisfied fool who thought he could guarantee the result. Then he proved himself a shameless coward by running away from the idiocy he facilitated. Far worse PM than May, at least she has taken some ownership here.

Great couple of days for currency speculators. Make hay while the sun shines.

Which particular splinter of this hapless rabble of smug Etonians do you support? We are now in a weird hyper-factional reality where even staunch leavers now scream “Your brexit isn’t my brexit!” at each other, while jockeying for position at the post-May trough.

Yoshi shows his quality

that'll do

I couldn’t get beyond his first answer. He makes no sense. If the upshot is that there is zero investment, then I’m not giving SFC one more penny of my money until we see an improvement.

Happy with that. Very unexpected.