Brexit Deal

Wattie

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midlifecrisis said:
Tartan cloth..I'd forgotten that that sort of stuff would have been 'desirable'. You doing all the work yourself Benny?
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Tartan cloth is very exclusive! When Scotland leaves the divided kingdom it will quintuple in value -hence preserving the value of Bennys car!
 
conaero

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GeoffCapes said:
Today is the day.

Can somebody explain to me this "Happy Brexit Day" thing.

Why would you celebrate something, when you have absolutely no idea what is going to happen.
It's like celebrating the FA Cup Final before your team have actually played a game in the competition.
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Still trying...
 
Wattie

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GeoffCapes said:
Today is the day.

Can somebody explain to me this "Happy Brexit Day" thing.

Why would you celebrate something, when you have absolutely no idea what is going to happen.
It's like celebrating the FA Cup Final before your team have actually played a game in the competition.
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Well my friend it’s the start of making independent choices -away from the Ponzi again.
There might be some pain along the way but at least we retain our independence - whilst others are inexorably doomed in a currency and system that enslaves.
 
Felonious Crud

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Wattie said:
Well my friend it’s the start of making independent choices -away from the Ponzi again.
There might be some pain along the way but at least we retain our independence - whilst others are inexorably doomed in a currency and system that enslaves.
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Isn’t this where we came in...?

(to quote the last and first words from Pink Floyd’s most excellent The Wall. Let the loop begin.)
 
GeoffCapes

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Wattie said:
Well my friend it’s the start of making independent choices -away from the Ponzi again.
There might be some pain along the way but at least we retain our independence - whilst others are inexorably doomed in a currency and system that enslaves.
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We had independence. We had our own currency.
The Ponzi scheme wouldn't have affected us.

On a brighter note I look forward to that £350m going into the NHS every week.....

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Wattie

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If we trade reliantly on the Ponzi- we”ll be affected.
Anyway, done and dusted. no third attempt to defeat it.
Tomorrow’s a new chapter.
Rejoice.
 
philw696

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Wattie said:
If we trade reliantly on the Ponzi- we”ll be affected.
Anyway, done and dusted. no third attempt to defeat it.
Tomorrow’s a new chapter.
Rejoice.
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You're not going all Religious on us are you Wattie ?
When I started a thread on it it got shut down ;)
 
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GeoffCapes said:
We had independence. We had our own currency.
The Ponzi scheme wouldn't have affected us.

On a brighter note I look forward to that £350m going into the NHS every week.....

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As they will be getting their inflated divorce settlement Mark; it will be some time before there is any spare but I'm sure you are happy we will continue to prop up the Ponzi scheme a while longer with a few more billion of your and my cash!
 
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