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So, just how bad WILL a no-deal Brexit be?

Have to do the maths, how many oz rat meat can he bring in plus the food he eats to how much oz dog meat now, hard practical choices
He's a she but you've given me an idea. We just need to find a mate and we've got an unlimited supply of puppy meat.

Mmmmmm puppies

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No, I was very careful & very polite, plus I was a regular & good with tips, so I think I was safe on that one.

Apparently I was not the first to make such a request, the waiter found it funny, the staff weren't happy with the new landlords bringing their crazy ideas to the village pub.

Meals served in frying pans/on bread boards, and chips in tin cans soon disappeared, and common sense prevailed. :thumbs:
Needless to say, I had the last laugh.
 
I’ll have to sharpen my boathook and stand on my roof in order to prod you all away when you come round to try charge your phones up off of my solar. I’ll be eating coot and reedmace for tea every night.
 
It's a "summary" apparently.

Two and half hours until we get the full version and Cummings' WhatsApps.

Or at least some nonsense about why we can't see them.
 
Presume this'll be the bit about 'spoons running out of beer...

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Rosamund Irwin (who hot the original leak) says the only thing that has been changed is the headline. This says 'HMG Reasonable Worst Case Planning Assumptions' whereas hers said 'Base Scenario' - and was unredacted.

So she should be able to tell us what para 15 is
 
Two and half hours until we get the full version and Cummings' WhatsApps.

Or at least some nonsense about why we can't see them.
Release of Parliament closure documents blocked

We get the nonsense:
The government is refusing to publish details of communications between No 10 aides about Parliament's suspension, despite MPs voting for their release.

Cabinet minister Michael Gove said the information sought by MPs was "unreasonable and disproportionate".

It would breach the rights of the nine advisers concerned, including Boris Johnson's chief aide Dominic Cummings.

To do so, he added, would "contravene the law" and "offend against basic principles of fairness".
 
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