Brexit and the waning days of the United Kingdom

[celedhring]

So, I learnt that a company I'm tangentially doing business with is producing this:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12594678/?ref_=adv_li_tt

[The Larch]

So, I learnt that a company I'm tangentially doing business with is producing this:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12594678/?ref_=adv_li_tt

Kenneth Branagh as Boris Johnson? 

[Sheilbh]

So, I learnt that a company I'm tangentially doing business with is producing this:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12594678/?ref_=adv_li_tt

I've never seen such negative reaction to something being announced as when this came out. No-one needs a pandemic drama while the pandemic is still happening - if ever

Kenneth Branagh as Boris Johnson? 

Have you even accomplished anything in British politics if you don't get weirdly kind casting for a TV movie? Cumberbatch as Cummings, Sheen as Blair (repeatedly), David Morrissey as Gordon Brown

[Sheilbh]

Oh my God - the UKIP candidate for London Mayor, Dr Peter Gammons (really) had a personal website and it is quite something
https://twitter.com/sundersays/status/1374470178881204227?s=20

[Admiral Yi]

Do you think he was born with those lips?

[Josquius]

Wennington?

[Sheilbh]

Wennington?

He also claims to be Lord Peter Wennington.

Do you think he was born with those lips?

There may have been some work.

[Tamas]

The mob in Bristol are really putting an effort into their PR in support of the new anti-protest bill.

[chipwich]

I concede the totality of my knowledge of Northern Ireland comes from three sources: The Boxer, In The Name of the Father, and Derry Girls.  But in none of those did any character opine about their love for the ancient, poetic Ulster Scots language.

Cousin Orla really charms me luckies.

[Admiral Yi]

Cousin Orla really charms me luckies.

The big titted gypsy slut is also fun.

[Sheilbh]

Someone's just been sharing this from 2017. The voters of different parties were asked to basically choose how they'd fill the House of Commons - basically what election results they'd want. Labour and the Tories, obviously, wanted landslide majorities.

The Lib Dems, like utter deviants, still wanted to be in third place

[jimmy olsen]

That looks like 2nd place to me.

[Sheilbh]

You're quite right - soz.

[Valmy]

Someone's just been sharing this from 2017. The voters of different parties were asked to basically choose how they'd fill the House of Commons - basically what election results they'd want. Labour and the Tories, obviously, wanted landslide majorities.

Well even in their wildest dreams they doubt they could just sweep so many conservative/SNP/Labour strongholds.

[Valmy]

So if you get elected from Sinn Fein do you have to do anything at all? Or just stay at home and you just spent all that money and time campaigning for nothing. Do you at least get the salary?

Or do they form their own Republican parliament somewhere in darkest Derry?