18-01-2020, 02:00 PM
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Re: It's official, Big Ben will chime on 31st January
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Going out today for my rockets, forget the bells!!Donkeyman!
Did you know that in the netherlands fireworks are not available except for the six weeks before new year? And lighting it is only allowed from 18.00 till 03.00 on new year? The dutch can over regulate, even without EU.
18-01-2020, 02:04 PM
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Re: It's official, Big Ben will chime on 31st January
Originally Posted by Solasch
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Good for you!Did you know that in the netherlands fireworks are not available except for the six weeks before new year? And lighting it is only allowed from 18.00 till 03.00 on new year? The dutch can over regulate, even without EU.
18-01-2020, 03:30 PM
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Re: It's official, Big Ben will chime on 31st January
Originally Posted by Aerolor
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Nope - no celebrations here AT. It is certainly nothing like the end of WW11 - no comparison. In fact, it should be a time for sober reflection not celebration.
18-01-2020, 03:47 PM
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Re: It's official, Big Ben will chime on 31st January
It's happened, we have the result and that's the most important point. We all know how divisive Brexit has been and the people watching celebrations might well include good friends and neighbours who voted to remain. If you want to cause possible bad feelings in friends and neighbours, have the celebrations. Keep the divided nation going.
18-01-2020, 03:51 PM
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Re: It's official, Big Ben will chime on 31st January
Originally Posted by mart
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It's happened and we have the result and that's the most important point. We all know how divisive Brexit has been and the people watching celebrations might well include good friends and neighbours who voted to remain. If you want to cause possible bad feelings in friends and neighbours, have the celebrations. Keep the divided nation going.
I'm prepared ...18-01-2020, 03:58 PM
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Re: It's official, Big Ben will chime on 31st January
Originally Posted by mart
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it's happened, we have the result and that's the most important point. We all know how divisive brexit has been and the people watching celebrations might well include good friends and neighbours who voted to remain. If you want to cause possible bad feelings in friends and neighbours, have the celebrations. Keep the divided nation going.
18-01-2020, 03:59 PM
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Re: It's official, Big Ben will chime on 31st January
Originally Posted by aerolor
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nope - no celebrations here at. It is certainly nothing like the end of ww11 - no comparison. In fact, it should be a time for sober reflection not celebration.
Originally Posted by mart
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it's happened, we have the result and that's the most important point. We all know how divisive brexit has been and the people watching celebrations might well include good friends and neighbours who voted to remain. If you want to cause possible bad feelings in friends and neighbours, have the celebrations. Keep the divided nation going.
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