Display More1 He can think what he wants, but letting it be known that he had written both was a mistake.
2 A majority of areas voted leave, it's only London with its massive and foreign population that mainly voted remain which gave the impression that the country was spilt down the middle, it's not.
3 I would've love to have been good at woodwork, unfortunately I was utterly useless at it.
4 We have. Perhaps you were asleep on those days.
5 All the more reason to leave the EU, so no more excuses can be made.
6 Perhaps. It's hard to believe now that we once had the largest empire the world had even seen
7 think our confidence can be brought back
8 and by the way, I don't blame the EU for our problems, but those elements within our country always trying to do it harm.
1 I agree. Mistake to overrate the understanding of our electorate
2 Teenage answer: whatever. Grown up answer: you're oversimplifying as well as deflecting my point about ambivalence
Also, I gave you the answer over a year ago which put paid to tour London argument about confounding the split - I showed you the %'s by area - it was pretty straightforward - I hope you were asleep at the time because that at least would be a less embarrassing excuse!
3 After leaving school I worked for my father who was a cabinet maker. I got good at it. It was a furniture colony just off Great Eastern Street - great vibes but that kind of skill trade eventually vanished - and me too
4 I do sleep on occasion.
5 Absolutely.
6 Towards the end I think the Romans probably said something like that about their empire
7 Hope so. Probably with our customary arrogance
8 Glad you feel that way. Just like us, they're stubborn bastards. I just wish we had a fraction of their savoir faire