Despite the hatred by some remainers on here, he must be doing something right.

[Odds]

lol. You must be the only one on here who doesn’t know who I’m referring to, Captain clueless!

if it isn't me then i couldn't give a stuff.

How's your reading getting along?

 

[Mottie]

How's your reading getting along?

I read the first page. That was enough for me - didn’t need to read the other 222 pages.

 

[denso13]

Took me an extra 15 seconds last time I went

Took me a good hour and a half in a queue at Prague airport. Did it matter at the end of the day, not really, but access in undeniably worse.

 

[Mottie]

Took me a good hour and a half in a queue at Prague airport. Did it matter at the end of the day, not really, but access in undeniably worse.

I’ve been in airport queues that long, ten years before Brexit was even a word.

 

[denso13]

I’ve been in airport queues that long ten years before Brexit was even a word.

Brexit has made a difference. Instead of using the automatic gates, plane loads of people need to queue for physical checks. Like I said, no big deal, but to argue nothing has changed is a bit disingenuous.

And I don't see why leave supporters can't say "I wanted out, I don't care if things aren't as simple any more". That would be more honest.

 

[Mottie]

Brexiteers do like scraping the beer barrel...

ISTR that someone on here was rubbing their hands with glee at the prospect of Weatherspoons failing and all the staff being made redundant because the owner voted for Brexit. Can you remember who it was?

Small clue:

 

[Mottie]

And I don't see why leave supporters can't say "I wanted out, I don't care if things aren't as simple any more". That would be more honest.

I’ve said plenty of time that things won’t happen overnight, there will be a price to pay and I think that price is worth paying. I’ve said it before, it’s like a divorce. Expensive, bitter and painful at first but worth it in the end and I've never heard anyone divorced say that they wish they were still in that bitter marriage because it cost them a few Bob.

 

[denso13]

I've never heard anyone divorced say that they wish they were still in that bitter marriage because it cost them a few Bob.

And some might never be as well off again, but be happy with that.

 

[Mottie]

And some might never be as well off again, but be happy with that.

Happiness is what it’s all about don’t you agree? Why does everything have to have a price on it?

 

[denso13]

Happiness is what it’s all about don’t you agree?

Of course.

Why does everything have to have a price on it?

It doesn't but that's all I seem to read about on here. Just accept things are different and it may not be better in the long run.

 

[Brigadier]

Are you sure i haven't answered it?

Yes.

Like I have previously said, I will apologise if I missed your post.

 

[noseall]

No. Much, much harder. They keep U.K. passengers waiting for as long as it takes to put a stamp in a passport to get into the EU these days. Took me an extra 15 seconds last time I went. I’m still bitter about it.

40 mins extra wait at Munich in off season.
Expect 14 hour delays at some ports this year during peak season.

Brexit = shìt.

 

[transam]

Noseall would get on with my mother

She does not like the EU

 

[noseall]

my mother

She does not like the EU

Does she know "The EU" personally?

 

[Mottie]

Expect 14 hour delays at some ports this year during

…..on the first days of the school holidays. That’s Christmas, Easter and summer holidays. Same as has always been.