S'okay - I still love you! (And we're 1-all on the 'Creative' ratings, LOL)Yes, I am not happy with my words being quoted out of context, that's unfair. Her post I was referring to was a political statement in saying we are all sorry for the vote - those who voted leave might actually disagree and are not sorry. This is not some personal vendetta against @zand, I usually like her posts and just think me being assertive is not a bad thing to be. Grumpy now 5/10 from 7/10 lol
@debrasue I know you still love me lol (you know in your heart I am correct in my arguments lol)S'okay - I still love you! (And we're 1-all on the 'Creative' ratings, LOL)
Hell, yes, you're a grumpy boat-rocker - but as you say, things would be very boring if we were all the same. I would have nobody to wind up, for a start!Am I really that grumpy and "the boat rocker" of the DCUK forum lol ? If I am I apologize but I do provide balance and this keeps things interesting and entertaining, it would be a really boring for um if we all agreed.
Total balderdash! (Or other colloquial expressions.)@debrasue I you still love me lol (you know in your heart I am correct in my arguments lol)
Now who is misquoting.!!! I didn't say we are all sorry for the vote at all. What I said was "Unfortunately we are all on the losing side...' Those who voted leave will suffer the consequences of Brexit with the rest of us. The other thing I said was that people should have checked that their gut reaction was the right one. That didn't need any context, it's so obvious in something as important as this. I wasn't criticising you at all Eddie, I just feel for someone to say 'I voted with my gut reaction' is simply not good enough. You didn't do that and I thank you for it, as I said before you did the right thing....and who knows you may have put an unsure remain vote, that would still have been wrong. . I normally like your posts too. Misunderstandings on both sides? Truce?Yes, I am not happy with my words being quoted out of context, that's unfair. Her post I was referring to was a political statement in saying we are all sorry for the vote - those who voted leave might actually disagree and are not sorry. This is not some person vendetta against @zand, I usually like her posts and just think me being assertive is not a bad thing to be. Grumpy now 5/10 from 7/10 lol
And as people know from my past posts on other threads if I am wrong on anything I post I will apologize and admit my mistakes publicly.Am I really that grumpy and "the boat rocker" of the DCUK forum lol ? If I am I apologize but I do provide balance and this keeps things interesting and entertaining, it would be a really boring forum if we all agreed.
Last comment to you on this - do you possess a crystal ball ? Can you see the future ? Who knows ? It might be bad in the short term then be better, nobody knows for sure.
Aww, bless - you're such a dreamer - when have you ever expected to get the last word in an argument with a woman??????Last comment to you on this - do you possess a crystal? Can you see the future ? Who knows ? It might be bad in the short term then be better, nobody knows for sure.
Ok I will give you that one - a misquote and sorry, but the point of my words were to say people had formed an opinion and whether it was their colons, guts, hearts, brains etc it was their right do do so. You however can't make a blanket statement like we are all on the losing side as if it was a given @zand.
No - My childhood consisted of my mum who was a widow, 5 sisters and no brothers. I have tried to adopt tactics and strategies for coping lol.Aww, bless - you're such a dreamer - when have you ever expected to get the last word in an argument with a woman??????
True. No one knows for sure. It will certainly be bad short term, but then everyone knew and accepted that. Personally I don't see how it can be better, but I really hope I'm wrong. We will all have to work hard and pull together to try to make this work. Can't see that happening myself, but again I hope I'm wrongLast comment to you on this - do you possess a crystal? Can you see the future ? Who knows it might be bad in the short term then be better, nobody knows for sure.
Ok, I have had enough. It's been good debating with you @zand, I can now move from the EU to the Euros now...**** missed the kick off lol.
Yep, she can. In a democracy she has the right to say whatever she chooses, and so do you.Ok I will give you that one - a misquote and sorry, but the point of my words were to say people had formed an opinion and wether it was their colons, guts, hearts, brains etc it was their right do do so. You however can't make a blanket statement like we are all on the losing side as if it was a given @zand.
True. I don't think those who voted knew exactly what was at stake and that was why I abstained. I am an optimist and think things might improve in the long run and am glad our UK sovereignty has been restored.
I agree. That includes not moaning about austerity measures as we try to reduce our deficit. It includes not striking for pay increases that employers can't afford to pay. I'm happy with that. That's how a household should be run, only spending what it can afford.
Yes I totally agree and according to some remain supporters they won't be able to work / study in Europe, so yes, where are they going to go?
