The time for Brexit debate is over

[sasguru]

Just for the record, I'm not one of them.

Good for you. At last that shows some guts.
We finally agree

[jamesbrown]

Indeed plenty of non-relevant contributions, trying to shoehorn the Binomial where it didn't belong.
I did say there's a limit to cookbook stats and you hit it early in that thread

The fact that you think use of a particular tool or tools is indicative of a skill set tells me what an ignorant tool you are.
And to answer your question, most of your fellow Brexiters aren't on 6-figs.
I doubt you are.

But hey enough about me, I'm alright Jack - back to the subject of the thread - your response told me all I need to know about your intelligence.

Take your own advice already, sas, it's embarrassing.

I'm afraid my maths is to old and rusty.

OTOH, your ego is exceptionally large and polished. It's my day job to help clients avoid BSers like you and to correct their bunglings. As I said, you're a tool monkey.

[sasguru]

As I said, you're a tool monkey.

Repeating it ain't going to make it true, I'm afraid.

Look I know it was a massive achievement for you to make it to poly, but you know that was a long time ago.
You're going to have to build on that now, you know, make a success of your life, provide for your old age and all that.
The Binomial You remind me of scoots, he uses the Weibull for every scenario


What are your plans for a no-deal Brexit by the way?
Is that what got your goat? Is that why you wanted me to shut up in your initial post?

[jamesbrown]

Just for the record, I'm not one of them.

Me too. At this stage, anything less than a diamond cut Brexit will be deeply disappointing. However, it's also incredibly unlikely that Theresa will oversee such an outcome, regardless of what current legislation might say. The Tories will either bottle it and vote for abject surrender or they'll get it via a more winding path. That die was cast over a year ago.

[sasguru]

Me too. At this stage, anything less than a diamond cut Brexit will be deeply disappointing. However, it's also incredibly unlikely that Theresa will oversee such an outcome, regardless of what current legislation might say. The Tories will either bottle it and vote for abject surrender or they'll get it via a more winding path. That die was cast over a year ago.

Ah well we got there in the end. We're all on side then

[jamesbrown]

What are your plans for a no-deal Brexit by the way?
Is that what got your goat? Is that why you wanted me to shut up in your initial post?

Financially, Brexit is irrelevant to me, regardless of the outcome. I lost some pocket money on betting for remain, but I made that back tenfold on the exchange rate from invoicing in USD, EUR etc. I haven't positioned myself for any particular outcome because it's too unpredictable and there is no outcome that will materially affect me. I would prefer a diamond cut Brexit for other reasons. On balance, I expect something that looks an awful lot like remain, but I wouldn't predict it.

[BR14]

Ah well we got there in the end. We're all on side then

if we lost the sh1t, you'd be speechless!

oh, yes! - Admin??

[darmstadt]

Financially, Brexit is irrelevant to me, regardless of the outcome. I lost some pocket money on betting for remain, but I made that back tenfold on the exchange rate from invoicing in USD, EUR etc. I haven't positioned myself for any particular outcome because it's too unpredictable and there is no outcome that will materially affect me. I would prefer a diamond cut Brexit for other reasons. On balance, I expect something that looks an awful lot like remain, but I wouldn't predict it.

Is JRM a friend of your's?

[vetran]

Repeating it ain't going to make it true, I'm afraid.

Unfortunately if so many people agree you are a complete tool (and an arrogant one as well) its probably true.

Anyone want to support Ass's fantasy that he isn't a complete twerp?

[jamesbrown]

Is JRM a friend of your's?

In the sense that he isn't illiterate and knows when to use apostrophes, yes, JRM is a friend of mine.