No, not knighted - thankfully...
He has now left his German wife and is living with a French woman.
For someone who wants to withdraw from Europe he seems to be entering it regularly...
Nigel...
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Re: Nigel...
Happy to be friends with them but not live under their rules! Sound familiar.
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Re: Nigel...
It`s always useful to get the facts right first.Milkins wrote:No, not knighted - thankfully...
He has now left his German wife and is living with a French woman.
For someone who wants to withdraw from Europe he seems to be entering it regularly...
Quote from Mrs Farage.
“My husband and l have lived separate lives for some years and he moved out of the family home a while ago. This is a situation that suits everyone and is not news to any of the people involved.”
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Re: Nigel...
past memories wrote:It`s always useful to get the facts right first.Milkins wrote:No, not knighted - thankfully...
He has now left his German wife and is living with a French woman.
For someone who wants to withdraw from Europe he seems to be entering it regularly...
Quote from Mrs Farage.
“My husband and l have lived separate lives for some years and he moved out of the family home a while ago. This is a situation that suits everyone and is not news to any of the people involved.”
I willingly accept the admonishment and correct the original text by prepending "It has been reported today...".
However, the thinly disguised innuendo surrounding the words "withdraw" and "entering" still stands, as does the point about his relationship with Europeans. Let us now draw a veil over this as I certainly wouldn't want to be accused of pedantry.
Good day to you sir.
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Re: Nigel...
I agree; the thought of Nigel entering and withdrawing has put me off my cup of tea.
Milkins wrote:However, the thinly disguised innuendo surrounding the words "withdraw" and "entering" still stands, as does the point about his relationship with Europeans. Let us now draw a veil over this as I certainly wouldn't want to be accused of pedantry.
Good day to you sir.
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Re: Nigel...
[quote="RubiconCSL"]I agree; the thought of Nigel entering and withdrawing has put me off my cup of tea.
Think yourself lucky as if you were the lady involved I suspect you will be spilling your tea into the saucer.
Think yourself lucky as if you were the lady involved I suspect you will be spilling your tea into the saucer.
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