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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

It seems like we better get used to it for the foreseeable future!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Children of men.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Children of men. "
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Benefits of being an island nation?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?"

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta)

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

Well it's certainly offered some great protection from various threats through history!

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta) "

V for Vendetta was a terrible film, it's a sham of a farce of a mockery of the graphic novel.

Read that, come back and we'll this convo.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta)

V for Vendetta was a terrible film, it's a sham of a farce of a mockery of the graphic novel.

Read that, come back and we'll this convo. "

Got the comic on my Kindle it's just like the walking dead in regard to the fact it's better in print form.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta)

V for Vendetta was a terrible film, it's a sham of a farce of a mockery of the graphic novel.

Read that, come back and we'll this convo.

Got the comic on my Kindle it's just like the walking dead in regard to the fact it's better in print form. "

Cool - the scene where Fitch goes to Larkhill and takes acid in an effort to get inside the mind of V is staggering. And never made it tot he film for some odd reason...

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By *ogistical NightmaresCouple
over a year ago

Manchester Area

I remember pre EU having to go through passport control when travelling through Belgium to Holland, then Germany and a

Austria

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta)

V for Vendetta was a terrible film, it's a sham of a farce of a mockery of the graphic novel.

Read that, come back and we'll this convo.

Got the comic on my Kindle it's just like the walking dead in regard to the fact it's better in print form.

Cool - the scene where Fitch goes to Larkhill and takes acid in an effort to get inside the mind of V is staggering. And never made it tot he film for some odd reason... "

Because it was a largely unbelievable scene in a story that already pushed the suspension of disbelief quite hard.

In film format it just would have been silly

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I remember pre EU having to go through passport control when travelling through Belgium to Holland, then Germany and a

Austria"
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Yes it was a great idea that seems to have been proven unworkable due to various factors

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta)

V for Vendetta was a terrible film, it's a sham of a farce of a mockery of the graphic novel.

Read that, come back and we'll this convo.

Got the comic on my Kindle it's just like the walking dead in regard to the fact it's better in print form.

Cool - the scene where Fitch goes to Larkhill and takes acid in an effort to get inside the mind of V is staggering. And never made it tot he film for some odd reason...

Because it was a largely unbelievable scene in a story that already pushed the suspension of disbelief quite hard.

In film format it just would have been silly"

It would have been magnificent

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta)

V for Vendetta was a terrible film, it's a sham of a farce of a mockery of the graphic novel.

Read that, come back and we'll this convo.

Got the comic on my Kindle it's just like the walking dead in regard to the fact it's better in print form.

Cool - the scene where Fitch goes to Larkhill and takes acid in an effort to get inside the mind of V is staggering. And never made it tot he film for some odd reason...

Because it was a largely unbelievable scene in a story that already pushed the suspension of disbelief quite hard.

In film format it just would have been silly"

And besides, he writes graphic novels - not works of historical fiction.

If you want people staring in disbelief at your willing suspension read his masterly/mistressful?

Promethea

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta)

V for Vendetta was a terrible film, it's a sham of a farce of a mockery of the graphic novel.

Read that, come back and we'll this convo.

Got the comic on my Kindle it's just like the walking dead in regard to the fact it's better in print form.

Cool - the scene where Fitch goes to Larkhill and takes acid in an effort to get inside the mind of V is staggering. And never made it tot he film for some odd reason...

Because it was a largely unbelievable scene in a story that already pushed the suspension of disbelief quite hard.

In film format it just would have been silly

And besides, he writes graphic novels - not works of historical fiction.

If you want people staring in disbelief at your willing suspension read his masterly/mistressful?

Promethea "

Not really certain things work better in print than film.

When characters make just retarded desicions because it works for the art it doesn't translate well to gilm.

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By *uietlyKinkyUsCouple
over a year ago

midlands

Borders I can cope with. Changing money and being ripped off in exchange rates I hated.

I can't see the Germans borders stopping British cars though.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Borders I can cope with. Changing money and being ripped off in exchange rates I hated.

I can't see the Germans borders stopping British cars though. "
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I think the problems are more immigration and terrorism, than British tourists

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Borders I can cope with. Changing money and being ripped off in exchange rates I hated.

I can't see the Germans borders stopping British cars though. .

I think the problems are more immigration and terrorism, than British tourists"

That was their point

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By *uietlyKinkyUsCouple
over a year ago

midlands

"Borders I can cope with. Changing money and being ripped off in exchange rates I hated.

I can't see the Germans borders stopping British cars though. .

I think the problems are more immigration and terrorism, than British tourists"

Yup but as I'm not an immigrant (technically) or a terrorist. I only have the issue of driving over in a British car

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Borders I can cope with. Changing money and being ripped off in exchange rates I hated.

I can't see the Germans borders stopping British cars though. .

I think the problems are more immigration and terrorism, than British tourists

That was their point"
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True but then some British tourists are terrorists as well!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just a big plan by the new world order.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Just a big plan by the new world order."

Wow their security must be shit if you found it out

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

"Children of men. .

Benefits of being an island nation?

Britain endures. (That maybe V for Vendetta)

V for Vendetta was a terrible film, it's a sham of a farce of a mockery of the graphic novel.

Read that, come back and we'll this convo.

Got the comic on my Kindle it's just like the walking dead in regard to the fact it's better in print form.

Cool - the scene where Fitch goes to Larkhill and takes acid in an effort to get inside the mind of V is staggering. And never made it tot he film for some odd reason...

Because it was a largely unbelievable scene in a story that already pushed the suspension of disbelief quite hard.

In film format it just would have been silly

And besides, he writes graphic novels - not works of historical fiction.

If you want people staring in disbelief at your willing suspension read his masterly/mistressful?

Promethea

Not really certain things work better in print than film.

When characters make just retarded desicions because it works for the art it doesn't translate well to gilm."

It is ironic the Moore, arguably the finest graphic novelist of his generation, has had his name taken off the following adaptations:

* From Hell

* V for Vendetta

* League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

* Watchmen

It's almost like he's trying to say something...

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Just a big plan by the new world order.

Wow their security must be shit if you found it out"
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I bet David Rothschild regrets ever using that phrase now!

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By *uietlyKinkyUsCouple
over a year ago

midlands

"Borders I can cope with. Changing money and being ripped off in exchange rates I hated.

I can't see the Germans borders stopping British cars though. .

I think the problems are more immigration and terrorism, than British tourists

That was their point.

True but then some British tourists are terrorists as well!"

I use my German Ausweis within Europe so I'm technically going home when I cross the borders

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes all the eu countries need to build fences or walls like berlin had as hungary has done now, we need to save christianity and culture for generations to come.

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