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Next door.
Joined May 2009
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That difference exists but it’s not a guys / girls difference. It’s the difference between someone who thinks a McDonald’s drive-through is as good as it gets, and someone who prefers to enjoy a 6 course meal over a few hours.
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Replying to @JulCastGar
I’m too European for that.
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Replying to @KemiBadenoch
Piddington voted to leave the EU and, with that, the Dublin agreement. They didn’t have to vote to open the floodgates but they did, and Boris gave them what they voted for. Why are they complaining about the Brexit benefit?
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Replying to @rosunet @herandrews
Off you go then, poppet. Just as well as you were getting tediously predictable. Sweet dreams.
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Cyril Marshall retweeted
"Would I lie to you, mate? Honestly, look at my face."
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Replying to @rosunet @herandrews
so now our little man is inventing things that didn't happen, just so he can be even more judgey. Hard to tell if the poor lad is desperate to score internet points, or just lacks the attention span to read an entire tweet. Next he'll blame his mistake on ADHD, or ASD.
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Replying to @andersleijersta
Well, according to the some people, the UK is bankrupt. So that means they're better off than us.
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I hope you adjusted to allow for the fact that Reform UK has lost more councillors in the first five months following May 2026 than any other party? Some quit, some left the party, others were suspended after being charged with sexual offences & other offences, like this chap.
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Replying to @GioBruno1600
No, it was all those rapes and sexual assaults he did. Decent society rejected him over a decade ago because of his sexual conduct. He became conservative and a god-botherer because they welcome sex pests, and he fit right in.
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Replying to @rosunet @herandrews
It't not surprising that a bottle-fed child of the throw-away age feels entitled to judge, and arrogantly making assumptions. It's just easier for them to blame others than take responsibility for themselves, and wait to inherit what their parents have.
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Replying to @griffitha
Business people understand that we get a return on that investment. Of course, it will take a while to make up for the damage Brexiters did to our country. So the sooner we get this done, the better.
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Replying to @rosunet @herandrews
Apology accepted. And it's OK, you probably can't help it, being part of the generation that exaggerates everything, and plays the victim all the time.
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Replying to @KEdge23
The tories cut servcies, drove national debt up to over 100% of GDP, put the taxes up, then left office. How do people not know this?
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Replying to @CPhilpOfficial
Remind me, who was in power during that massive spike and had been in power for over a decade before? What changed and who was in charge of that change? And who was in power during the huge decline?
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Replying to @rosunet @herandrews
You're replying to a "look at me" post on social media for attention, from someone who didn't make any effort to go and see her mother for years. Get your measures out again and see whose the self-absorbed and self-entitled one again.
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You're 100% right - Reform & Restore are the mono-party so may as well join. A bunch of wealthy elites mugging-off the gullible while pocketing cash from US extremists groups & billionaire cash. There's not difference between them except Reform UK has more tories in it.
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Replying to @RachelHale9920
Quick, get Fragae to camoiagn for the sex
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Replying to @ReformUKSam
In a democracy people can change their minds - and they have. Farage is only saying he will fight again because the alternative is a visit from Vlad, followed by Farage accidentally falling out of a window.
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Replying to @kellro36
The tories slashed services, gave the wealthy tax cuts, ruined our relationship with EU, drove debt up to the highest level since WW2, and losing our AAA credit rating. Labour have been stable, & are fixing their mess. The last thing we need is radicals to screw it up again.
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Replying to @typofoto
When threatened by a more evolved creature, the male Brexiter will make clumsy, primitive attempts to assert his dominance. But brexiters are only dangerous in packs. And as their numbers have declined, so has their ability to pose a threat.
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