You can't touch me

[BlasterBates]

Well perhaps have a word with the OP to be more tactful then? It seems as though it is he that is laughing at any potential misfortune of others with Brexit, not I.

Nah, it's just pedanticism.

oh dear, my advice would be to think more carefully about your choice in the next referendum.

[stek]

I smell bullsheet. You can’t get any EU citizenship without residence apart from Irish.

[WTFH]

I smell bullsheet. You can’t get any EU citizenship without residence apart from Irish.

He's resident in Italy, n'est pas?

[Mordac]

Well,

Brexit can't touch me now, because today I got my second European citizenship

Bring it on Treeza, harder the better

Milan.

Spill the beans Beansey, which country has such a desperate need that they deemed you suitable to grant citizenship?

[m0n1k3r]

So this new ID is also provided for free is it?

Where I have my second (EU) citizenship, an ID costs about as much as a passport, however I can get both for less than I pay for just a passport in the UK.

[m0n1k3r]

I smell bullsheet. You can’t get any EU citizenship without residence apart from Irish.

Yes you can. If you are a woman and have been married to somebody from that country for 10 years, and visit occasionally.

[stek]

Yes you can. If you are a woman and have been married to somebody from that country for 10 years, and visit occasionally.

Link

[darmstadt]

I smell bullsheet. You can’t get any EU citizenship without residence apart from Irish.

Well at the moment everyone in the EU has EU citizenship and residency in an EU country but when the UK leaves then it is unclear what happens to UK citizens resident in a different EU country from the UK and for EU citizens resident in the UK. One of the laws brought in by the EU was dual citizenship but after Brexit, this will change, more than likely. What will probably happen is that those with dual citizenship will either have to revoke their UK citizenship if they are a UK citizen in another EU country or their original citizenship if living in the UK.

[BR14]

Well at the moment everyone in the EU has EU citizenship and residency in an EU country but when the UK leaves then it is unclear what happens to UK citizens resident in a different EU country from the UK and for EU citizens resident in the UK. One of the laws brought in by the EU was dual citizenship but after Brexit, this will change, more than likely. What will probably happen is that those with dual citizenship will either have to revoke their UK citizenship if they are a UK citizen in another EU country or their original citizenship if living in the UK.

What's german for punctuation??

[darmstadt]

What's german for punctuation??

Thomas Mann