. to the disheveled albanian man in the corner ! knocks gavel <| sep |> It ' s called the Garrett special <| sep |> Haha I think the person who answered is right , but I have alot of these saved . I ' ll upload <| sep |> Lol why tf are you getting down voted ? <| sep |> Agree with everything you said except the part about Canelo ' s trainers . I think they ' ve done a great job with him and he always seems to be improving . <| sep |> Mustardtractor is the parking brake . Ketchuptrailer is the Trailer Air Supply . <| sep |> That dude looks like what would happen if Frank and Flying Lotus did the fusion dance from DBZ . <| sep |> How does the EU reduce that ? You ' ve got the same control over the EU bodies than over Westminster . Possibly even more . For UK bodies my vote is one in ~ 60 million ok maybe around 35 million who vote For EU bodies it is one in ~ 350 million same scale down for who actually votes one voice in 60 million is far stronger than one in 350 million , its literally a larger percentage of the vote . Even more so we have 73 MEP ' s in the EU parliment for our 60 million or so people , in the UK parliment we have 650 representing the same 60 million people . That means in the case of the UK parliment each MP is responsible for much smaller areas and far less people , this therefore means that the government that these MP ' s make up are far more in tune with these local regions as being responsible for a smaller region means you can generalise less and specialise more . In my opinion this results in better governance that should in theory be more in tune with local needs and requirements . Which is the main reason why devolution is pushed so heavily and is so successful in local areas . And in regards to I voted to leave because I wanted as many options available to the British government as possibleI assume he meant that he wanted less restrictions on the UK government imposed by the EU . For instance allowing us to buy out our steel i n d u s t r y s t e e l i n d u s t r y f a i l u r e e u s t a t e a i d rulesimportsexportsprices 20163 Not sure I agree with that particular example mind you but i agree with the sentiment . And in case we go down the route of The uk government helped implement that EU law which may or may not be true I have literally no idea just covering my bases If it was a UK only law we could happily repeal it at our discretion if required , without the consent of other nations , due to the shifting political climate here and a new party in charge . Fundamentally the EU adds a further level of abstraction here between some laws and the British people , which I disagree with . Essentially I don ' t feel we need any more distance between us and the governing body at this point , in fact looking at the way the country is going at the moment I feel we could do with reeling them in a bit more and increasing accountability Maybe proportional representation or something .