Shape up or ship out.

[Notch7]

Did you leave

I heard a rumour Ellal is currently residing in Leave voting Essex

 

[transam]

bigger prisons?

yeah

 

[ellal]

And apparently there will be a medical breakthrough in penal enlargement surgery

You may be correct...

The UK is isolating itself, so it may as well become an open prison

 

[Ryler]

Who will?

We will.

 

[Ryler]

The IMF's projections for the next couple of years look favourably on the UK.

 

[transam]

You may be correct...

The UK is isolating itself, so it may as well become an open prison

had your way it would be a massive refugee camp

 

[JohnD]

The IMF's projections for the next couple of years look favourably on the UK.

On the assumption that we make a deal to remain in good alignment.

Which Buffoon says we won't, he says we will leave deal or no deal without an extension; and that we won't conform to EU standards.

So the IMF says favourable, but only if we change direction.

On current expectations, therefore, UNFAVOURABLE.

 

[Bodd]

I heard a rumour Ellal is currently residing in Leave voting Essex

Elle. If you are in Essex and need a good plumber. PM me and I'll pop O to see you.

 

[JP_]

there’s 4 votes lost with just you and yours

Why would he lose the vote? Brits living overseas can vote for up to 15 years.

 

[Bodd]

Why would he lose the vote? Brits living overseas can vote for up to 15 years.

A good chunk of them left because of our immigration policies

 

[Mottie]

.

 

[Mottie]

Why would he lose the vote? Brits living overseas can vote for up to 15 years.

Who says they are all Brits?

 

[JP_]

If they are not Brits (or Irish or qualifying Commonwealth citizens) then they would not have been able to vote while living here, so nothing lost?

I have 2 old friends that live overseas, both still vote in elections. I think the last one may have been the last for both of them.

 

[ellal]

On the assumption that we make a deal to remain in good alignment.

Oops...

"The European Union is preparing to offer the UK a trade deal on tougher terms than its deals with Canada, Japan and a host of other leading trade partners, the Telegraph has learned.

In what will be seen by industry as an unusually harsh move, the European Commission has warned EU member states that it would be a mistake to allow some UK industry bodies to be allowed to certify that goods conform to EU standards.

The so-called Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) are granted to other key EU trade partners to facilitate the smooth movement of goods in key sectors, but could be withheld from the UK if it only seeks a basic trade deal. "

 

[Brigadier]

We will.

And that's a good thing, in your opinion?