Ready for Brexit?

[darmstadt]

I think we should keep this post for posterity.

Personally, I don't think you will be shot as a fascist if you've got a QWERTY keyboard on your laptop but time will tell.

I think we should keep this post for posterity to show how completely imbecilic some people are

[Zigenare]

I think we should keep this post for posterity to show how completely imbecilic some people are

I think we should keep this post to show how devoid some people are of a sense of humour.

[sasguru]

I think we should keep this post to show how devoid some people are of a sense of humour.

I think we should keep this post to show how some people who think they have a sense of humour are in actual fact as dull as ditchwater.

[Zigenare]

I think we should keep this post to show how some people who think they have a sense of humour are in actual fact as dull as ditchwater.

Agreed!

[shaunbhoy]

I think we should keep this post to show how some people who think they have a sense of humour are in actual fact as dull as ditchwater.

Why select that particular one when we have almost 36K of your feeble-minded witterings to choose from?

[Eirikur]

just like in the pre- EU time (or currently if you're traveling outside the EU) Always take purchase receipts of expensive equipment you bring with you

[JohntheBike]

The customs officers use discretion, and generally ignore one laptop but strictly speaking you should declare it.

I seem to remember at one time that there was a recommendation that receipts for expensive cameras should be kept, ready to be shown, when travelling in the EU.

[Whorty]

Why select that particular one when we have almost 30K of my feeble-minded witterings to choose from?

Harsh ... but, hey, if you say so.

[Whorty]

I seem to remember at one time that there was a recommendation that receipts for expensive cameras should be kept, ready to be shown, when travelling in the EU.

You have a tendency to 'seem to remember' a lot of stuff that is then proven to be absolute tosh. Why not state some facts, not what you 'seem to remember'?

[sasguru]

You have a tendency to 'seem to remember' a lot of stuff that is then proven to be absolute tosh. Why not state some facts, not what you 'seem to remember'?

Dementia. Happens to the best of us in the end. And to JTB.