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There are many, many ways to describe Brexit. Mess. Chaos. Embarrassing. Omnishambles. Humiliating. Painful. 'Worse than The Phantom Menace.'
Those are just a few words that we would use to describe the last three years but sometimes only a visual metaphor will suffice.
So, whilst the country crumbles to smithereens, like crisps under the hoofs of bison, here are 24 visual metaphors that sum up Brexit better than any words ever could.
1. Brian McFadden
2. This good doggo
3. This sign on a building in Cardiff
3. Crisps
4. This fence
5. Iain Duncan Smith's car
6. Jeremy Corbyn, a mother and a dog
7. The government's petition website crashing
8. The cabinet leaving Number 10
9. The 'Leave Means Leave' march
10. Water lilies
11. Manchester United
12. Ash Wednesday
13. This panda trying to get into a hammock
14. A horse drawn carriage in Hyde Park
15. Two snakes killing each other
16. Theresa May running late
17. Unicorns
18. Boris Johnson's Moses analogy
19. This cat flap
20. A cup of peppermint tea
21. A grandad necking half a pot of paint
22. Big Ben
23. Theresa May meeting Jean-Claude Juncker
24. Theresa May's jam
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