Bryan Adams backs Brexit

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Once Brexit comes in, and the Tories remove the last of the employment protection, Adams will be playing that old six string that he bought down the five and dime until his fingers bleed.
 
jaxaxe said:
Once Brexit comes in, and the Tories remove the last of the employment protection, Adams will be playing that old six string that he bought down the five and dime until his fingers bleed.
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nonsense! In the brave post-Brexit world all guitars will be brand new and have 12 strings which will gently caress the finger tips
 
ShoutyBearHead said:
nonsense! In the brave post-Brexit world all guitars will be brand new and have 12 strings which will gently caress the finger tips
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In the afterlife, George Harrison's guitar is gently weeping at your naivety.

Plus, twelve strings hammer the fingertips of the uninitiated. You are living in a twelve string fool's paradise.
 
Randy Ostrich said:
:lol:

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Although true, on this occasion I actually meant he missed a very good opportunity. He could have taken a position that the whole thing warranted a healthy debate and he would be ensuring that is what happened.

I heard something about Corbyn last week from a very good source that has made me fundamentally change my opinion of him. I am trying to find out if it is the public domain as I believe it would change the wider publics perception of him.
 
Market Where? said:
Although true, on this occasion I actually meant he missed a very good opportunity. He could have taken a position that the whole thing warranted a healthy debate and he would be ensuring that is what happened.

I heard something about Corbyn last week from a very good source that has made me fundamentally change my opinion of him. I am trying to find out if it is the public domain as I believe it would change the wider publics perception of him.
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In a positive or negative way?

I can understand him steering well clear tbh given his history as a Eurosceptic. Mind you, it's a low-risk way of saying "this is my personal opinion but I'll campaign for what the party wants" before Trident comes up again.

On reflection you've got a point :lol:
 
Market Where? said:
Although true, on this occasion I actually meant he missed a very good opportunity. He could have taken a position that the whole thing warranted a healthy debate and he would be ensuring that is what happened.

I heard something about Corbyn last week from a very good source that has made me fundamentally change my opinion of him. I am trying to find out if it is the public domain as I believe it would change the wider publics perception of him.
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Love to hear it. Not that I need my mind changing on JC. Fine chap.
 
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