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[Gerrydelasel]

I'll have to think where can I house my gym equipment? I'll have to buy a bigger house, that'll mean a bigger mortgage. Can I afford it? No!

That's doesn't sound fair. The house represents the whole of the UK doesn't it? So it's more than big enough.

But it'll only last a couple of months before it's rusted away and I'll have to keep buying new equipment every couple of months.

But in this analogy £10000 will buy more equipment than we ever used in the original gym (which was even then shared with the neighbours)...

 

[Himaginn]

But it'll only last a couple of months before it's rusted away and I'll have to keep buying new equipment every couple of months.

But in this analogy £10000 will buy more equipment than we ever used in the original gym (which was even then shared with the neighbours)...

When was the last time you equipped a gym? Half your budget is gone on a jogger. Now one that will work in the rain, that'll be a lot extra!

Although you could pool your resources with your neighbours and work together.

 

[Gerrydelasel]

When was the last time you equipped a gym? Half your budget is gone on a jogger.

I think this analogy has broken down! Most of the equipment we were using in it was actually our own anyway, so we still have it when we leave... hmm, this is getting confusing!

 

[Himaginn]

When was the last time you equipped a gym? Half your budget is gone on a jogger.

I think this analogy has broken down! Most of the equipment we were using in it was actually our own anyway, so we still have it when we leave... hmm, this is getting confusing!

Yes that maybe so, but you didn't use it in the back garden, with your neighbours sneaking over the fence to use it when you weren't looking.
It was your analogy.

 

[Gerrydelasel]

Yes that maybe so, but you didn't use it in the back garden, with your neighbours sneaking over the fence to use it when you weren't looking.
It was your analogy.

What does the garden represent, again? I'm passing the blame to John for this, he made me do it!

 

[Himaginn]

Yes that maybe so, but you didn't use it in the back garden, with your neighbours sneaking over the fence to use it when you weren't looking.
It was your analogy.

What does the garden represent, again? I'm passing the blame to John for this, he made me do it!

Ya didn't wanna do it.

He made me do it.

 

[JohnD]

Glad we got that sorted.

We haven't. I don't agree your estimate.

 

[JohnD]

The thing Boris is paying for is not a thing he owns, it is a thing which he gets to use while he is a member. If he stops paying, he loses the right to participate in the framing of rules to his advantage, and he loses the right to veto certain things he disagrees with. He loses the right to trade on the same terms as paid up members, or to freely enter through the doors, though he will probably be able to negotiate some different terms, in time, and these will be set by the paid-up members for their benefit. He loses the right to financial aid in the event of certain disasters. He loses the authority to host certain businesses that must be based in the organisation that he has resigned from.


Paris prepares red carpet for British bankers threatened by Brexit
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/730bc5f6-2d82-11e6-a18d-a96ab29e3c95.html

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-britain-eu-gold-idUSKCN0YV0G2
"At Sharps Pixley, a gold showroom in London's smart Mayfair district, demand for bullion bars and coins is rising, with men and women of all ages buying up the safe-haven metal in case of a British exit from the European Union."

Brace for the aftershocks of Brexit
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/0aabddb2-2741-11e6-8ba3-cdd781d02d89.html
None of the mitigating forces suggest voting Leave is remotely a risk worth contemplating

 

[Foxtrot Oscar]

Interesting to read today that the Germans are most concerned that we may leave as they need us to prop up the German banks, yet the German finance minister says that we will not be allowed to rejoin the EU if we leave and the Swedes claim that if the UK leaves, then it would trigger off the disintegration of the EU..
And Gideon the coke head says that he will shoot every pensioners kitten.... The cracks are showing in the Remainiacs dam, run for the hills..

 

[Deleted member 63160]

When the EU collapes shortly and the euro is worth 10p it'll be back to normal in Spain.....full English for a quid

 

[vinty]

What makes you think it is my job to answer?

Fire wasted our time by posting his story about armies of occupation. Do you see him substantiating it?

Now he posts the fantasy of Soviet values. Show me the collectivisation of farms, or the archipelago of gulags. Show me the decimation of a nation by deliberate starvation. Show me the transportation of races from their ancestral homelands. Show me the mass graves where a generation of educated men was murdered.

Why don't you show it.

 

[JohnD]

What a very strange question. It's Foxtrot and Ice that makes these insane and unsubtantiated allegations. As he's said before, he does it for his own pleasure and hoping to waste people's time by drawing them into his foolish flights of fancy.

 

[Foxtrot Oscar]

Errm, the name is Foxtrot Oscar and if you would be good enough to show us all where I have stated that I waste peoples time for pleasure. You seem to be a very angry and confused little man.

 

[JohnD]

Just irritated, corgi.

 

[Deleted member 63160]

Just irritated, corgi.

That's a shame.