What would you like for Brexit, Sir?
Well, I can’t seem to make my mind up. Should I have a soft Brexit or a hard Brexit? Or perhaps the full English Brexit. I don’t really fancy the continental Brexit, which is, I suspect, what you’re trying to steer me towards. Then there’s the question of whether to have an early or a late Brexit. Actually, I think I’m going to skip Brexit and have a lie in instead. Wake me up at lunch time, would you, when Brexit is done with and all cleared away.
What's for Brexit?
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Re: What's for Brexit?
I think the only thing on the menu is a shit sandwich.
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Re: What's for Brexit?
I'm with you. I love a full English Brexit. Can't abide Continental Brexits.
Re: What's for Brexit?
Apparently, a red white and blue Brexit is the chefs current recomendation.vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I'm with you. I love a full English Brexit. Can't abide Continental Brexits.
Re: What's for Brexit?
No but I can offer you cake as long as you don't try to eat it.Dubious wrote:Shreddies!
Re: What's for Brexit?
You don't have that power. Only Parliament has it and they haven't decided. In the meantime shreddies it is.Harbal wrote:No but I can offer you cake as long as you don't try to eat it.Dubious wrote:Shreddies!
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Re: What's for Brexit?
Flatulence underwear?Dubious wrote:Shreddies!