Brexit in October?

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Deeps
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diamond lil wrote: Wed Oct 23, 2019 7:42 am Quote of the week from Twitter today :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

At this rate, the food everyone has been stockpiling will be out of date by the time Brexit fecking happens
:lol:

That's a fair and humorous point.
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We better stock up more because Boris's rehash is not even close to Brexit in my book. Besides even if Bojo gets his way I dont think is over by a long way, the Remainers will continue to obfuscate like mad, and apparently some remainers in CCHQ are already plotting to take us back in as soon as they getbrid of Boris as PM. I think there is a modest risk of some civil unrest that means we need to remain fully prepped.
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Deeps wrote: Wed Oct 23, 2019 9:25 am
diamond lil wrote: Wed Oct 23, 2019 7:42 am Quote of the week from Twitter today :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

At this rate, the food everyone has been stockpiling will be out of date by the time Brexit fecking happens
:lol:

That's a fair and humorous point.
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diamond lil wrote: Wed Oct 23, 2019 7:42 am Quote of the week from Twitter today :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

At this rate, the food everyone has been stockpiling will be out of date by the time Brexit fecking happens
But the delay does give us more panic buying time , every cloud and all that...
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grenfell wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:43 am
diamond lil wrote: Wed Oct 23, 2019 7:42 am Quote of the week from Twitter today :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

At this rate, the food everyone has been stockpiling will be out of date by the time Brexit fecking happens
But the delay does give us more panic buying time , every cloud and all that...
Yup, my Brexit inspired stash of parmesan is down to one and a bit blocks, I'll be adding to it. I know, I know, its frightfully middle class prepping but I'm at the fine tuning stage now I think. :D I'll be taking full advantage of the delay.
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Should we now re title this thread to "Brexit in October..... 2020"
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Arwen Thebard wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 7:52 pm Should we now re title this thread to "Brexit in October..... 2020"
Or 'Brexit II, This time, its personal' :lol: