Understand how you feel Mottie.
Nothing like the glory days of the past - Roaming charges are back
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I feel ****ing great! Glad you understand.Understand how you feel Mottie.
Don't use a profanity when expressing positive feelings. It lessens the statement and comes across as phony.
Fully understand.
Abso ****ing lutely.
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WRONG
I didn’t vote for Johnson and his destructive deal, you did.
You already know Brexit is a complete failure, you just aren’t man enough to admit it.
You voted in the referendum. Leave. Thanks.
You feel great you’ve the country worse off.I feel ****ing great! Glad you understand.
and you put a corrupt liar in power destroying our country.
To be fair, Boris the liar was better than neo-nazi Farage. Although we ended up with Boris, we dodged a brown/black shirt bullet.
Not for you.….
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Arguing about bits of taxation here or there feels like we're arranging the deckchairs on the Titanic.
LOOK AT THE RADAR AND MEND THE BOAT!!
And what exactly has that to do with roaming on a U.K. phone in Europe?
But we are committed to paying even more billions in the divorce settlement.
Brexit - utter pile of poo.
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