The economic consequences of Brexit

[London424]

And then we get good stuff

http://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/692330/Brazi...

[Digga]

///ajd said:

Meanwhile, whilst you guys are arguing that a "FMOL and Paid SM access" deal is definately NOT Norway........

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jul/25/m...

Manufacturin was like that before Brexit. We ordered a new CNC machine and got a decent deal because of that. Can't really pin down a tangible reason for the sentiment.

[jjlynn27]

London424 said:

And then we get good stuff

http://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/692330/Brazi...

Express.

same paper that brought pearls of wisdom like this one?

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/691589/Britain-BO...

Didn't realise until recently that people use express links for anything but mocking.

[don'tbesilly]

jjlynn27 said:

London424 said:

And then we get good stuff

http://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/692330/Brazi...

Express.

same paper that brought pearls of wisdom like this one?

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/691589/Britain-BO...

Didn't realise until recently that people use express links for anything but mocking.

Unlike The Guardian,where the content can have you wallowing in misery, knocking one out in sheer desperation/delight (for some it would seem!), before making an appointment with Dignitas a week in advance.

[jjlynn27]

don'tbesilly said:

Unlike The Guardian,where the content can have you wallowing in misery, knocking one out in sheer desperation/delight (for some it would seem!), before making an appointment with Dignitas a week in advance.

'Look mom, he's doing it too!'

I didn't mean to insult your paper of choice. As for Digntas, whatever makes you happy.



'express.co.uk' but saying that they are one of my guilty pleasures, reading comments of enraged, exceptional thickos who know nothing about anything is entertaining for about minute or two.

[don'tbesilly]

jjlynn27 said:

don'tbesilly said:

Unlike The Guardian,where the content can have you wallowing in misery, knocking one out in sheer desperation/delight (for some it would seem!), before making an appointment with Dignitas a week in advance.

'Look mom, he's doing it too!'

I didn't mean to insult your paper of choice. As for Digntas, whatever makes you happy.



'express.co.uk' but saying that they are one of my guilty pleasures, reading comments of enraged, exceptional thickos who know nothing about anything is entertaining for about minute or two.

Why would I read the Express.
I get all the news on PH, both sides of the story and all the other variations/theories that abound.

For entertainment or for some 'the sidebar', I seek out posts specifically written by you, always good for a laugh.
You're just like a jack in the box,wind you up and the clown pops right out

[anonymous-user]

don'tbesilly said:

I get all the news on PH, both sides of the story and all the other variations/theories that abound.

Genuinely laugh out loud funny. Thanks!

[anonymous-user]

London424 said:

And then we get good stuff

http://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/692330/Brazi...

It's getting better and better

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/693201/BREXIT-BOO...

This time next year we will all be millionaires. (When we go to Turkey for our holidays)

[anonymous-user]

Ghibli said:

IMO, the Germans will still sell cars. If we don't buy them they will just find someone else to buy them.

You could be onto something there. It's amazing that hadn't occurred to them already!

[mondeoman]

fblm said:

Ghibli said:

IMO, the Germans will still sell cars. If we don't buy them they will just find someone else to buy them.

You could be onto something there. It's amazing that hadn't occurred to them already!

Marketing 101

[anonymous-user]

fblm said:

You could be onto something there. It's amazing that hadn't occurred to them already!

It has already occurred to them.

[anonymous-user]

Ghibli said:

It has already occurred to them.

Do you really need someone to walk you through it?

[anonymous-user]

fblm said:

Do you really need someone to walk you through it?

No and the U.K. Aren't forced to buy them.

We can always buy British

[anonymous-user]

Ghibli said:

fblm said:

Do you really need someone to walk you through it?

No and the U.K. Aren't forced to buy them.

We can always buy British

Britsh built cars

[jjlynn27]

Yes, you can almost see it, people will replace their Merc Bmw Audi and the rest with hmm Allard mk3.

Onwards and upwards, we are going to finance all that with export of FS to Brazil and Argentina.

[anonymous-user]

jsf said:

Britsh built cars

Are they all British owned ?

[anonymous-user]

Ghibli said:

Are they all British owned ?

I dunno, I find it so hard to read lists and take useful information from them......

[anonymous-user]

jjlynn27 said:

Yes, you can almost see it, people will replace their Merc Bmw Audi and the rest with hmm Allard mk3.

Onwards and upwards, we are going to finance all that with export of FS to Brazil and Argentina.

A nice Aston Martin wouldn't go amiss on my drive.

I've owned lots of different makes of car, current one is Japanese, Japanese spec too, goes like stink.

[powerstroke]

jjlynn27 said:

Yes, you can almost see it, people will replace their Merc Bmw Audi and the rest with hmm Allard mk3.

Yes without german cars our economy would grind to a halt , photocopyiers, unsold , middle managers on strike, kids not taken to school, joneses not kept up with, yes we would be screwed

[powerstroke]

jjlynn27 said:

'express.co.uk' but saying that they are one of my guilty pleasures, reading comments of enraged, exceptional thickos who know nothing about anything is entertaining for about minute or two.

Yes!!! Do keep posting