Brexit humour

James O’Brien to caller on LBC

“so you voted leave for what reason?”

Caller

“because I want to stop freedom of movement”

James O’Brien

“Remind me where you are calling from just now”

Caller

“Portugal”

clack…

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I would - but only after a vindaloo the night before.

You may laugh, but I’ve come across Brits living here in France that have said they emigrated ‘because of all the immigrants’ in England!

Just as much as there are some (even on SF) who live here permanently and who voted for Brexshit!
Go figure!

And they are generally the ones who can’t be bothered to speak French and view most French people with a mixture of irritation and suspicion.
Because you know, France would be just perfect if it were only like [insert name of perceived UK paradise] in the old days, and if there weren’t all those awful French people being so awful and French everywhere all the time.

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If Pizza Express folds will it be relaunched as Calzone Express?

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I know one who voted for Brexshit and goes on holiday to Turkey, even though his wife was an ex headmistress and would have been put in jail just for being so!
We no longer communicate.

but Turkey is not in the EU :thinking:

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What has that got to do with it?

It has a dictator for a President who throws all who oppose him into jail.

@graham is on the ball as usual:
"Turkey is not in the EU’ :thinking:

Good job there’s an ‘e’ and a ‘u’ in Turkey.:hugs:
But not in Turkish: Avrupa Birliği :thinking::slightly_frowning_face:

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The year is 2192. The British Prime Minister visits Brussels to ask for an extension of the Brexit deadline. No one remembers where this tradition originated, but every year it attracts many tourists from all over the world.

(from Twitter)

It made me giggle.

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rotfl

Brexit epilogue: 10 years later

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This made me chuckle:

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