[Abernathy]

Canny fish'n chips, mind.

The Geordie chippies fry them in beef dripping, do they not ?

Having said that though, most Scottish chippies knock English ones into a cocked hat. Tasty haddock, not bland -tasting cod. Black pudding and haggis suppers. Deep-fried Mars bars.

Mmmmmmmm.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Canny fish'n chips, mind.

The Geordie chippies fry them in beef dripping, do they not ?

Dunno. Sweaty Betty's in Durham City used to, but we went there after a number of pints in the Dun Cow, so...

Beamish Museum still has a coal-fired beef dripping chippy, and the queues stretch for miles.

[Andy McDandy]

Round the corner from us, the chippy there does beef and suet pudding. Imagine a Greggs steak bake made out of lead.

I'd say "surprisingly tasty", but they're not.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

You really need a light touch for suet pudding...

[Bones McCoy]

People who say

We should look after are own.

Are out in droves, raging about free school meals.

[Youngian]

The Brexit fuckwits are seeping back still unable to find an answer to the most basic questions despite O'Brein asking them for nearly a decade.
Is Clacton gran who voted Brexit to have fish and chips in newspaper still alive? This man is nearly as stupid.

[Abernathy]

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[Abernathy]

Good news at last !

[Yug]

It would seem that any old raving lunatic can write shit for the Torygraph these days

Kate Hoey
Ten years, and Brexit for Northern Ireland hasn’t happened. It’s time for a hard line

The country remains subjugated under the jackboot of the EU. That is a constitutional outrage which must be remedied

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/0 ... rd-border/

So concerned is she that NI is missing out on Brexshit, she completely overlooks the fact that the majority of voters in NI actually voted to remain.

[Killer Whale]

'Jackboot'
They are fucking deranged.

[AOB]

An estimated 4.5m UK people who were aged 65 or over in 2016 have died in the decade since.

Turnout for Brexit for 65+ was 80%.

This translates to 3.6m votes cast by 65+

65+ voted 60-40 leave which translates to 2.16m leave, 1.44m remain

These figures taken off the votes cast results in 15.2m leave and 14.7m remain.

A 500k difference, or 50.8 % v 50.2%.

Albeit anecdotally, I've not heard a single person say they would switch to leave from remain but a hell of a lot the other way. And yet here we are.

(Sources I used were Statista and Office for National Statistics).

[Youngian]

An estimated 4.5m UK people who were aged 65 or over in 2016 have died in the decade since.

Turnout for Brexit for 65+ was 80%.

This translates to 3.6m votes cast by 65+

65+ voted 60-40 leave which translates to 2.16m leave, 1.44m remain

These figures taken off the votes cast resuts in 15.2m leave and 14.7m remain.

A 500k difference, or 50.8 % v 50.2%.

Albeit anecdotally, I've not heard a single person say they would switch to leave from remain but a hell of a lot the other way. And yet here we are.

(Sources I used were Statista and Office for National Statistics).

When the voting patterns of people who have turned 18 in the past decade, the number crunching results in a one percent annual net gain for Remain. The opinion polls reflect this if we assume most people haven't changed their minds.