3 Blokes In The Pub... Talk NO DEAL Brexit

[sasguru]

I would rather listen to you as you clearly know what you are talking about.

FFS if you're going to come back as a sockie can you be a little less tediously predictable than your previous incarnation?

[Zigenare]

FFS if you're going to come back as a sockie can you be a little less tediously predictable than your previous incarnation?

You go first.

[NotAllThere]

...The rest is just speculation and conjecture...

The sun will rise tomorrow - well, until it happens, that's just speculation and conjecture.

Some clouds have potential. And then it's actualised is a bloomin' great lightning bolt.

[shaunbhoy]

As and when I know what has been agreed that will affect my circumstances - if anything - then, I'll deal with it.

Ah yes, but that is because you are not a panic-stricken snowflake. If you were such a beast you'd understand why this little enclave of skittish dunderheads have all congregated here within this Brexit sub-forum in order to comfort each other and bleat and gurn in unison.
I suppose it at least keeps them from clogging up the rest of the forum with their naive alarmist gibberish, but it is pretty pathetic to witness.

[RyanDS]

No you'll won't. EU countries don't trade individually, they trade as one block. Really.. I'm mean do really believe that we'll have individual agreements with EU countries or are you just winding me up?

Canadian officials announced the launch of negotiations on 6 May 2009, the negotiations were concluded in August 2014, and signed on 30 October 2016.

Yes I'm sure the UK will have a deal all stitched up in 6 months (keeping in mind the party couldn't even agree amongst themselves in the last 2-years - dear @£$ what a cluster @£$@£)

In context I think he meant "Lost contracts" not "Lots".

[Bean]

In context I think he meant "Lost contracts" not "Lots".

I concur.

Someone else must have been reading too quickly, to grasp the context.

[darmstadt]

Ah yes, but that is because you are not a panic-stricken snowflake. If you were such a beast you'd understand why this little enclave of skittish dunderheads have all congregated here within this Brexit sub-forum in order to comfort each other and bleat and gurn in unison.
I suppose it at least keeps them from clogging up the rest of the forum with their naive alarmist gibberish, but it is pretty pathetic to witness.

Actually we do it to wind up the village idiot's idiot

[Whorty]

Ah yes, but that is because you are not a panic-stricken snowflake. If you were such a beast you'd understand why this little enclave of skittish dunderheads have all congregated here within this Brexit sub-forum in order to comfort each other and bleat and gurn in unison.
I suppose it at least keeps them from clogging up the rest of the forum with their naive alarmist gibberish, but it is pretty pathetic to witness.

Here we go, typical Brexidiot response. Claim the overwhelming facts are just project fear and being alarmist rather than actually coming up with reasons why the world will be better after brexit. Come on brainy one, i've asked you many times before and you've yet to give a single positive for brexit - come on, just the one positive, rather than the realism that unless we have some kind of deal thousands of people could lose their livelihoods. Your leaders have no solutions and neither do you.

[shaunbhoy]

i've asked you many times before and you've yet to give a single positive for brexit

Well the mere fact that it seems to scare the tulip out of simple-minded jellyheads like you is a huge positive. There will be many more in the fullness of time but they will, for the most part, fly over the empty heads of dimwits like you and the other assembled muttonheads in this sub-forum.

You will just have to be patient.........maybe you should invest in a fidgetspinner to help the time pass?

[Whorty]

Well the mere fact that it seems to scare the tulip out of simple-minded jellyheads like you is a huge positive. There will be many more in the fullness of time but they will, for the most part, fly over the empty heads of dimwits like you and the other assembled muttonheads in this sub-forum.

You will just have to be patient.........maybe you should invest in a fidgetspinner to help the time pass?

So nothing then? You're hoping something crops up and then when/if it does you'll claim you knew about this all along and this is what you expected. Nice try. You have no idea why you voted for Brexit and how it is positive for the UK, apart from the xenophobic reasons set forward by your bible the Daily Wail.

I'm happy to hear the positives of Brexit, and be convinced of the benefits, however I've yet to hear a single argument that holds up to scrutiny on here, or by the MPs leading Brexit.