Labour activist NHS cunts who blame Boris for everything

[Dyslexic cnut]

2 minutes ago, King Billy said:

You spelled bleat wrong.

Favourite piece of graffiti on the Shankhill Rd...’We’ll never forget you Billy Sands!’

[Eric Cuntman]

1 hour ago, Dyslexic cnut said:

Favourite piece of graffiti on the Shankhill Rd...’We’ll never forget you Billy Sands!’

My favourite bit of graffiti was on the bog wall at Euston tube station in the Highbury era.

'WEST HAM IS A WANKER'

 

 

[PANZER MURPHY]

Ah tales of glory past ..thats all ya have really..still when ya have incompetents who dont know that the stuff gets in n out of the UK through a tunnel to France or a PM whose mantra was fuck bizniz..t'was always gonna end in a shitshow..that other stalwart of the British high street Barclays bank moved 170 billions worth of assets to Dublin..probably on advice from the mogg..hopefully the end will be a no deal with lodza blame n xenophobic rhetoric from downing street 

PANZERMURPHYBABY 

[Cuntybaws]

9 hours ago, Dyslexic cnut said:

Favourite piece of graffiti on the Shankhill Rd...’We’ll never forget you Billy Sands!’

Quincy's favourite song (after Jesse Rae) was "Would you like a chicken supper Bobby Sands?"

Poor old Quincy - I may watch "Highlander" later in tribute, then light a candle for his birthday.

[Mrs Roops]

12 hours ago, PANZER MURPHY said:

Mm..i see the commonwealth bank of Australia are movin their stall to the Netherlands..looks like a thumbs down from the antipodean types..oo and staunch brexiteer man that owns land rover is gettin the filthy frogs to make his new momo ..bridge end gets it up the arse..its the gift that keeps on givin

PANZERMURPHYBABY 

Not exactly, they've opened a branch in Amsterdam to handle Eurozone transactions, of which the UK was never part of. That's moved to Amsterdam, not Frankfurt mind you, nor any other European financial hub. In the meantime the London "stall" remains together with a headcount ten times the size of the proposed Amsterdam site.

[White Cunt]

1 hour ago, Mrs Roops said:

Not exactly, they've opened a branch in Amsterdam to handle Eurozone transactions, of which the UK was never part of. That's moved to Amsterdam, not Frankfurt mind you, nor any other European financial hub. In the meantime the London "stall" remains together with a headcount ten times the size of the proposed Amsterdam site.

Rather. Frankfurt would be the last stop destination; Amsterdam is equally tax-flexible to London. For now. Any pressure and it will be back to UK shores, even if overall costs get higher.

[PANZER MURPHY]

3 hours ago, Mrs Roops said:

Not exactly, they've opened a branch in Amsterdam to handle Eurozone transactions, of which the UK was never part of. That's moved to Amsterdam, not Frankfurt mind you, nor any other European financial hub. In the meantime the London "stall" remains together with a headcount ten times the size of the proposed Amsterdam site.

When a man was asked how he lost his fortune he said..slowly at first n then very quickly

PANZERMURPHYBABY 

[Last Cunt Standing]

4 hours ago, Mrs Roops said:

Not exactly, they've opened a branch in Amsterdam to handle Eurozone transactions, of which the UK was never part of. That's moved to Amsterdam, not Frankfurt mind you, nor any other European financial hub. In the meantime the London "stall" remains together with a headcount ten times the size of the proposed Amsterdam site.

Hate to quibble ma’am but there was some red-braced goon from CommBank on the ABC earlier who said the London workforce was being preserved in the medium term because Brexit regardless of flavour would present “an array of new money and financial products from non-aligned, non-traditional and third-party actors” (i.e loads more dirty money incoming and we want a piece of that) but that in the longer term he felt natural wastage would see the size of the London office fall in line with its “diminishing strategic importance to world markets”. 

As the Hon. Member for O’Connell street has already suggested, the frog in the saucepan barely notices the water temperature changing at first. Then all of a sudden it’s soup. 

[Stubby Pecker]

14 hours ago, Eric Cuntman said:

My favourite bit of graffiti was on the bog wall at Euston tube station in the Highbury era.

'WEST HAM IS A WANKER'

 

 

Some witty young scallywags badly scrawled "kill all mutants" (or something along those lines) on a bridge on the A40 into Oxford. Made me chuckle  

[Eric Cuntman]

8 hours ago, Cuntybaws said:

Quincy's favourite song (after Jesse Rae) was "Would you like a chicken supper Bobby Sands?"

Poor old Quincy - I may watch "Highlander" later in tribute, then light a candle for his birthday.

He was wearing his sheepskins..

[Eddie]

On 08/12/2020 at 10:51, Mrs Roops said:

His failing with me is that he tried to fob me off with a 2WD soft roader with a no cost option white (!) paint job. That might work with an Essex floozie enamoured by Pandora jewellery but it doesn't work with me.

https://ibb.co/ZW3rgfx
 

you’ve ruined your Christmas surprise, we are going hybrid, with my disability allowance it’s 4wd all the way baby x 

[Eric Cuntman]

1 hour ago, Eddie said:

https://ibb.co/ZW3rgfx
 

you’ve ruined your Christmas surprise, we are going hybrid, with my disability allowance it’s 4wd all the way baby x 

Maidstone? Full of pikeys.

[Eddie]

31 minutes ago, Eric Cuntman said:

Maidstone? Full of pikeys.

Aylesford, but close enough. 

[Cuntybaws]

3 hours ago, Eric Cuntman said:

He was wearing his sheepskins..

Apparently Quincy is in the process of signing up to the Corner again.

He's been stuck at the "Select all squares with traffic lights" screen for the last four hours but he's getting there.

[Eric Cuntman]

1 minute ago, Cuntybaws said:

Apparently Quincy is in the process of signing up to the Corner again.

He's been stuck at the "Select all squares with traffic lights" screen for the last four hours but he's getting there.

I love that chemically compromised Mickjock.

[Last Cunt Standing]

9 hours ago, PANZER MURPHY said:

When a man was asked how he lost his fortune he said..slowly at first n then very quickly

PANZERMURPHYBABY 

Well Panz, Blowjob and Arsula have agreed, through mouthfuls of ironic scallops, to keep talking about the unachievable until Sunday, when inevitably the battered can will be nudged a few more inches along the cobbles. How many times will these grinning fuckers have to sit about arguing about how you really can get a pint in a half pint pot if you just believe it enough. This is surely now all about theatre and signalling to their respective camps that retrenchment and no deal is coming and that lorry drivers better stock up on Yorkies and porn mags for a fortnight in January on the Pas de Calais. Meanwhile we wait for the German auto industry to as promised hammer on Merkel’s door demanding their access to Britain be maintained. 

As was always likely, total and utter shambles. Sorry, “victory for sovereignty and a rejection of the Euro jackboot”. 

[King Billy]

23 hours ago, Dyslexic cnut said:

Favourite piece of graffiti on the Shankhill Rd...’We’ll never forget you Billy Sands!’

Favourite piece of graffiti on the Falls Road....’No tea for solders!’

[Dyslexic cnut]

8 minutes ago, King Billy said:

Favourite piece of graffiti on the Falls Road....’No tea for solders!’

‘Don’t let Patsy O’Hara die’ Some Cunt put a ‘t’ on the end...

[Dyslexic cnut]

How many Irishmen does it take to change a lightbulb?

[PANZER MURPHY]

17 hours ago, Last Cunt Standing said:

Hate to quibble ma’am but there was some red-braced goon from CommBank on the ABC earlier who said the London workforce was being preserved in the medium term because Brexit regardless of flavour would present “an array of new money and financial products from non-aligned, non-traditional and third-party actors” (i.e loads more dirty money incoming and we want a piece of that) but that in the longer term he felt natural wastage would see the size of the London office fall in line with its “diminishing strategic importance to world markets”. 

As the Hon. Member for O’Connell street has already suggested, the frog in the saucepan barely notices the water temperature changing at first. Then all of a sudden it’s soup. 

Laffin..frog in a saucepan..i like that..i may steal it on ya

PANZERMURPHYBABY 

[Penny Farthing]

17 hours ago, Last Cunt Standing said:

Hate to quibble ma’am but there was some red-braced goon from CommBank on the ABC earlier who said the London workforce was being preserved in the medium term because Brexit regardless of flavour would present “an array of new money and financial products from non-aligned, non-traditional and third-party actors” (i.e loads more dirty money incoming and we want a piece of that) but that in the longer term he felt natural wastage would see the size of the London office fall in line with its “diminishing strategic importance to world markets”. 

As the Hon. Member for O’Connell street has already suggested, the frog in the saucepan barely notices the water temperature changing at first. Then all of a sudden it’s soup. 

Toad in the hole?

[Mrs Roops]

19 hours ago, Last Cunt Standing said:

Hate to quibble ma’am but there was some red-braced goon from CommBank on the ABC earlier who said the London workforce was being preserved in the medium term because Brexit regardless of flavour would present “an array of new money and financial products from non-aligned, non-traditional and third-party actors” (i.e loads more dirty money incoming and we want a piece of that) but that in the longer term he felt natural wastage would see the size of the London office fall in line with its “diminishing strategic importance to world markets”. 

As the Hon. Member for O’Connell street has already suggested, the frog in the saucepan barely notices the water temperature changing at first. Then all of a sudden it’s soup. 

You and our Irish friend should keep an eye on the strategic picture rather than the tactical tinkering. You may or may not have noticed that Australian banking interests have been scrambling to obtain slices of British banking infrastructure. This would be in anticipation of new trade partnerships with the rest of the world which under previous EU rules was denied to the UK. That was one of the benefits of Brexit - a leaner, more flexible and nimbler trading country would obtain better trading alliances far quicker than the monolithic EU. Additionally, such partnerships would be tailor-made to the UK's needs rather than us working with a one-size-fits-all deal comprising of 27 nations.

[Mrs Roops]

16 hours ago, Eddie said:

https://ibb.co/ZW3rgfx
 

you’ve ruined your Christmas surprise, we are going hybrid, with my disability allowance it’s 4wd all the way baby x 

Your image wouldn't load but jeez, please don't tell me you've bought an E-Tron...

[Frank]

1 hour ago, Mrs Roops said:

Your image wouldn't load but jeez, please don't tell me you've bought an E-Tron...

What don't you like about them?

[Dyslexic cnut]

12 hours ago, Dyslexic cnut said:

How many Irishmen does it take to change a lightbulb?

3 million and one. One to change the lightbulb and 3 million to sing about what a struggle it was!....boom tish....