Brexit vote inc

[Izmael]

Norway has 4% unemployment and USD 100k GDP per capita.

What EU country wouldn't give a nut for these stats? Except maybe Luxembourg but that's irrelevant.

Anyway. Norway looks pretty happy outside of thet EU.

[Pokesan]

im gonna sell my product to 64 million people instead of 750 million because i don't want to make as many sales as possible

[derpcake]

from now on the UK goes back to its roots

producing rolls-royces

[NegaStoat]

Originally Posted by derpcake [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

from now on the UK goes back to its roots

producing rolls-royces

Well... they would if they could....

https://www.borro.com/uk/borro-blog/...-brands-owners

Germany actually owns the key UK automotive companies that churns out the vastly largest percentage of cars in the nation. Rolls can still be built but the thing of it being a matter of domestic pride is long gone.

[derpcake]

If you had nothing to say in the past.. you'll end up paying more for nothing to say in the future.

Or you guys can roll with PhD. Pokesans proposal, of course.

You are entirely right about one thing. This was a populist uprising, engineered by the few, .. and supported by the uninformed.

Hence your ex-brexit proponents backpeddaling as they are. That bit is obvious to you, right?

[Skew]

Originally Posted by derpcake [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If you had nothing to say in the past.. you'll end up paying more for nothing to say in the future.

Or you guys can roll with PhD. Pokesans proposal, of course.

You are entirely right about one thing. This was a populist uprising, engineered by the few, .. and supported by the uninformed.

Hence your ex-brexit proponents backpeddaling as they are. That bit is obvious to you, right?

Pokesan doesnt know his arse from his elbow , you at least have some experience within the EU but come from a very pro-wealth distributing , corporate facist way of thinking , it largely clouds your opinion on the matter. There is no denying , we are in uncharted waters. By we , i mean all of Europe. Theres little point continuing the debate though - the British people , myself included , are prepared to row hard. We happen to think we are rowing away from the sinking Titanic. You , believe otherwise. Time will tell (month and years , not days)

[Pokesan]

Originally Posted by Skew [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Pokesan doesnt know his arse from his elbow ,

you'd think someone with your investment expertise would be able to tell which number is larger

[Izmael]

Woah. Yeah I never had any of these. Don't think we can buy these in Europe haha.

My favourite is http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/470/2137/ which I drink pretty much every day.

[derpcake]

U mean like Duvel?

Which Belgium started working on in 1967, while the concept made its way to the USA in the 1980s

Sure thing bro.

Oh wait, thats a "strong" pale ale

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/222/695/

meh, I don't do light stuff

[Izmael]

Originally Posted by derpcake [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

U mean like Duvel?

Which Belgium started working on in 1967, while the concept made its way to the USA in the 1980s

Sure thing bro.

Oh wait, thats a "strong" pale ale

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/222/695/

meh, I don't do light stuff

Duvel is light for you? I dunno, if I want a beer I usually expect something you can drink in large quantities.

Matter of personal taste obv.