Perhaps you would like to share with us your reason for unbridled joy. Presumably the lack of so called traffic on here, is due to the fact anybody who post views not of the left wing variety is ridiculed . Quote .sweepstake for aneurysm etc.
Whilst I find it mildly amusing some people obviously do not.

You've not met M. Garbutt then

Not personally. Although looking at the vast array of self serving incompetent individuals in parliament, all sides included, I think his veiws may have some substance.

She's going to try to pass the deal again?!

I think most people would be happy with what we joined in 1973 ,a trading partnership but with a free trade option with non EU countries added. Just get rid of the bits that sucked us into political integration over the last 40 odd years.

As desperate as she is clueless.
Will be intriguing to see how she tries and gets it past the speaker this time.

Let’s hope there’s a strong victory for either/both of confirmatory referendum and customs union in Monday’s indicative votes.

Unbridled joy! Hardly, I have now taken a nihilistic approach to the whole debacle.

Undoubtedly the left leaning members are in the ascendancy on here, but some of the comments from the other side of the spectrum deserve to be ridiculed.

Anyhow, on we go with the circus, where turns in the road happen almost every day, but somehow always arriving back at the start line.

Rumours of another election, please god no.Teresa May trying to submit the same deal to parliament again, please god no.
I think the Russians are putting something in the nations drinking water. Woman on the radio the other day has dug up her flower bed to plant vegetables, some bloke on the same programme selling survival packs. Cheerfully informs the listeners the food has a shelf life of 25 years.

I'm loving the public information "adverts" asking if we are all prepared for Brexit.
It's like someone is taking the mickey.

Companies that have lash out £millions to "prepare" have been spitting in the wind.
Our clueless, self serving MP's are killing the ecconomy as we head for a Brexit recession and that is before we actually leave (assuming that this is actually going to happen).
We're falling off the cliff and we're nowhere near the edge (yet)

We really have to get away from aye or no, to this or that.

What an absolute hash we have made of this. Leavers and Remainers, I guess we deserve each other.