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Wes, remember this ? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36306681 There could be unstoppable demand for a re-run of the EU referendum if Remain wins by a narrow margin on 23 June, UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said. "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way. If the Remain campaign win two-thirds to one-third that ends it."

Worth a "cheeky insurance bet" ?

What happened in your formative years to produce such a bitter personality ?

Oh dear Wes, I have consistently said that whilst I think Brexit would be bad for the country, that the result of the referendum, once it had been legitimised, should have stood, and that having voted to leave we should simply leave. That is democracy. The whole balls-up subsequently should never have happened, especially the pointless 2017 General Election. My position on a potential second public vote is perhaps hope over expectation, but if a 'second chance' to produce my preferred outcome were offered, I would welcome it. I again ask the question, why are you so afraid of a second vote ?

Remain supporters are not anti-democratic. They just accept that given a change in pertinent knowledge, people are able, and should be given the opportunity, to change their minds. Why are entrenched Brexiteers so afraid of a rerun ?

I'm sad for you, based on your posting history on this thread, and that Brexit is likely to never live up to your expectations.

Expecting far more than will ever be delivered.

She has stuck a spoon into the dog's breakfast, given it a stir, and served it up as something new. It will be rejected, again, and then it will be "no deal", which Parliament has already said is unacceptable, or revoke A50. The diversion of the EU elections will throw some bile, hate, and spite into the debate, May will be replaced, but I don't think that we will leave this side of a hastily arranged GE.

This. Inconsiderate and selfish dickwads like these end up colouring opinions held about cyclists in general, and people end up lumping all cyclists into a collective to be generically disliked.

I take it you hold the same attitude towards inconsiderate drivers who think the same way.

Cyclists who don't wear helmets, but have headphones on. Cyclists riding at night without lights, and dressed entirely in dark clothing. Car drivers transporting loads too big for their vehicle, by having it stuck out of a side window. Car drivers doing 40mph in a 40 speed limit, but then slowing down to 30 if they see a speed camera.

People who use a bag to collect their dog's mess, then leave the bag in the exact spot that the deposit was made, or even tie it at eye level in a hedge or bush.

I have 3 nice bikes, but one of them I custom built myself from the individual components.

Have a guess. I expect you to get it correct first time.

People complaining about cyclists not paying "road tax". I am a cyclist who, coincidentally, pays 3 lots of Vehicle Excise Duty.

So the women's team will continue to play with Virgin emblazoned on their chests ?

To me he look like Odd Bod Junior from Carry On Screaming.

The BBC report says that Grayling refused to have a 'pilot program' because he wanted to force the change through before the General Election, so that any change of Government couldn't cancel the project.

Probably more likely that she has the 'hots' for her father-brother-uncle.

Is he demonstrating his "sex face" ?

Not quite 11 points clear, but I have found this from Jan 11th; https://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/news/2019/january/sky-bet-league-one-preview/ " It continues to be an exciting season in Sky Bet League One. Sporting Life’s Tom Carnduff previews the latest action. Pompey sit comfortably at the top of the table with a five-point gap between themselves and second-placed Luton. Kenny Jackett’s side have gone from strength-to-strength this season and are firmly on-track for promotion back to the Championship. They have lost just three of their 26 games so far."

Did the selection list of potential candidates include a donkey wearing a blue ribbon ?

Because he is actually no worse than any of the others, so by keeping him in the Cabinet as an easy target they will benefit from his being available as a human shield from closer public and media attention.