Brexit, Byegium, Czechout, Departugal, Dexit, Grexit, Italeave, Latervia, Nexit, Oustria, Slovakout, Spexit, Swexit, and Finish

[Fagan_ODowd]

@Bandage

I can’t really recall as sometimes you don’t know you’re blocked as you may not be following these clowns. A tweet of theirs comes on your timeline and you respond to it. Then days/weeks/months/years later you see you’re blocked.

I think with Hunter I referenced how he pretends he’s got a personal relationship with all these superstar players (“last time I was chatting to Leo Messi…”) when he’s just one of 100 journalists in a mixed zone after a match chirping across at the players as they walk past and seeing if one of them will give him a line.

I think McDowell’s the only golfer who’s blocked me. I think he was caught up in Lowry gate. I may have said his displays have deteriorated since he got nearly as fat as Lowry.

Daithi Regan said Davy Fitzgerald ran onto the pitch and attacked a player (Jason Forde). I said he walked onto the pitch and didn’t attack anyone.

That’s heroic tweeting in fairness.

[TreatyStones]

@Fagan_ODowd

That’s heroic tweeting in fairness.

The internet version of Fr Murphy from old Kilcormac

[Sidney]

There is already a withdrawal agreement on the table and it has been negotiated over two years where the spectre of no deal at all times lurked in the background.

What’s needed now is a motion to be passed that if a Brexit withdrawal agreement cannot be passed in parliament (and there is only one agreement on the table), Article 50 is unilaterally withdrawn.

The problem with Brexit is Brexit.

[Tim_Riggins]

@Bandage

I think with Hunter I referenced how he pretends he’s got a personal relationship with all these superstar players (“last time I was chatting to Leo Messi…”) when he’s just one of 100 journalists in a mixed zone after a match chirping across at the players as they walk past and seeing if one of them will give him a line.

You’re obviously not one of Graham’s “educated” listeners.

[Corksfinedtboy]

Healy,- Rae and yourself can’t be wrong

[Sidney]

@Special_Olympiakos

Hammond let the cat out of the bag the other day. The pretence that voters shape so called democracies is just that - a pretence.
The betrayal is in full swing now to cancel Brexit. The disconnect between ordinary people and their elected representatives is so vast now it staggers me that people wonder why Trump and Brexit succed

What’s your plan for how Britain should proceed from here, bud?

[Corksfinedtboy]

Top gears gone to fcuk

[Special_Olympiakos]

Leave as parliament and the electorate have ascented on March 29. A parliament consensus stopping no deal would be illegal and constitutionally immoral.

[Sidney]

That sounds very vague. On what terms do you want Britain to leave?

[Julio_Geordio]

@Sidney

That sounds very vague. On what terms do you want Britain to leave?

They’ll leave on their own terms mate. Brexit means Brexit etc.

[Cicero_Dandi]

I’ve written to Slab Murphy looking for a toll pass for the year for my commute to work.

[Special_Olympiakos]

Out out out to quote a lady the current pm doesn’t live up to.
No deal is better than a bad deal. Cameron confirmed on numerous occasions that a leave vote meant exiting all the institutions inherent to the Brussels hegemony.
Parliament has laws and one states the U.K. will cease membership on March 29. Without a deal so what. Paddy will bend over once Junker tells him we have to throw John Bull a bone

[Sidney]

Lolzers

Three cabinet ministers have told their local parties: prepare for a general...

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/general-election-brexit-preparation_uk_5c411239e4b027c3bbbfb01e

[Tassotti]

we need a hard brexit, I’m sick of the bully boy tactics and scare stories from the EU

[Sidney]

Do you want a deal?

[Special_Olympiakos]

I’m not British but if I was I’d be answering that question in the negative. For what is a man profited and all that to quote Matthew.

Short term economic pain is worth the price of a no deal Brexit.

[Sidney]

How will 0% tariff access to the British market for all countries in the world, with no reciprocity, benefit ordinary people in Britain?

How does massively damaging the British economy benefit ordinary people in Britain?

[Cicero_Dandi]

Shhhh.

Let them do it.

[Sidney]

Not great news for headline writers though. It’s “Philips”.

Yer one missed a trick by not saying it was a great “philip” for Brexit.

WATCH: Brexiteer says Philips factory closure is ‘great news’ for Brexit

[Corksfinedtboy]

Agree in one way, but if they sink we will be looking for a liferaft soon after, we’re tied up economically with Britain in so many ways