Oi pay your round before you feck off

[PurpleGorilla]

Even if we have to pay that, at least we won't be lumbered with a giant future bill for ouzo!

2017-02-07 EU faces new Greek debt crisis: IMF warns that the country's finances are on 'EXPLOSIVE path' that threatens the future of the Eurozone

Is there an opportunity here to help the Greeks and for the UK to agree a trade relationship when they leave the EU.

[scooterscot]

The UK is a member until the day it withdraws. That was the contract we signed was it not? A bit like me walking away 8 months in from signing a 12 month tenancy agreement with the landlord and not expecting to pay for the remaining 4 months.

There's a worrying trend developing amidst in those past years. The Trump and May supporting types expecting the world to continue to provide them without paying for it. Reminds me of the borrow now pay later brigaded. This sense of entitlement drives me loopy.

[scooterscot]

Is there an opportunity here to help the Greeks and for the UK to agree a trade relationship when they leave the EU.

That'll be a one way trading relationship me thinks considering the Greeks are harder working and more productive.

Contrary To What Most People Think, Greeks Work The Longest Hours In Europe

[MrMarkyMark]

The UK is a member until the day it withdraws. That was the contract we signed was it not? A bit like me walking away 8 months in from signing a 12 month tenancy agreement with the landlord and not expecting to pay for the remaining 4 months.

There's a worrying trend developing amidst in those past years. The Trump and May supporting types expecting the world to continue to provide them without paying for it. Reminds me of the borrow now pay later brigaded. This sense of entitlement drives me loopy.

Like selling your rotten old flat above a bookies to your ex tenant and cutting the rental agent out of their due commission, that was in the contract you originally signed?

A bit like that you mean...

[scooterscot]

Like selling your rotten old flat above a bookies to your ex tenant and cutting the rental agent out of their due commission, that was in the contract you originally signed?

A bit like that you mean...

Where is the EU's intermediary?

[MrMarkyMark]

Where is the EU's intermediary?

So on one hand you say that contracts should be honoured, on the other hand, if it is going to benefit you, then they can be broken.

Which is it?

Simple question?

[PurpleGorilla]

Where is the EU's intermediary?

[NotAllThere]

Hard ******* Brexit. No deal, we walk.

EU - so you're not going to pay?
UK - no. Whatcha gonna do about it, euro-boy?
EU - duff you up and shake you down
UK - yeah? You and whose army
EU (pointing to shiny new EU army) - this one.

[scooterscot]

So on one hand you say that contracts should be honoured, on the other hand, if it is going to benefit you, then they can be broken.

Which is it?

Simple question?

Simple answer. All contracts should be honoured.

I've never broken a contract unless failure to deliver the agreed terms resulted. Which was why I won my small claims court case 8 months back with Martin & Co... who tucked tails and ran.

Anyway you were saying some about changing the subject because you were loosing the argument?

[vetran]

The UK is a member until the day it withdraws. That was the contract we signed was it not? A bit like me walking away 8 months in from signing a 12 month tenancy agreement with the landlord and not expecting to pay for the remaining 4 months.

There's a worrying trend developing amidst in those past years. The Trump and May supporting types expecting the world to continue to provide them without paying for it. Reminds me of the borrow now pay later brigaded. This sense of entitlement drives me loopy.

So you are comparing a time limited agreement where money is paid for a tangible & defined item with a negotiated membership with no renewals plus vague benefits and saying they should behave the same. Thank goodness no one pays for your analysis skills.

I think you are confused again, I'll fix this for you - The Tax dodging, Philandering muppet EU types expecting the UK to continue to provide for them long after we leave.