Looking forward to the start of Brexit this week

[diseasex]

Huh? It's all positive from my point of view. I'd be disappointed if Brexit didn't happen, now that I've made some drastic prep for it

You need to get with the program: #Economic chaos bring opportunities#

I have 30% in US stocks so I'm shielded from this tulip. At least currency wise. And I bet it will quickly become 80% US

[sasguru]

Buying a porn mag, vaseline, tissues & some biscuits is hardly drastic prep. Though your plan B with NLYUK might benefit from it.

I sense negativity. This should be the happiest week of your life.

[diseasex]

I sense negativity. This should be the happiest week of your life.

I'm hoping UK shares surge so my portfolio will go up, as well as pound go down , so my dollar stocks will increase in value. WIN WIN. Thanks brexit.

[vetran]

I sense negativity. This should be the happiest week of your life.

nope its disdain, would have thought you were used to people treating you like that by now.

[BlasterBates]

I sense negativity. This should be the happiest week of your life.

This what I find so surprising. You would think they would all be "cock-a-hoop".

It's like Brexit was all about miserable people trying to make everyone else miserable as well and getting frustrated that it isn't working.

[diseasex]

This what I find so surprising. You would think they would all be "cock-a-hoop".

It's like Brexit was all about miserable people trying to make everyone else miserable as well and getting frustrated that it isn't working.

Yeah and we are stuffed and will laugh at miserable brexiters struggling haha

[northernladyuk]

This what I find so surprising. You would think they would all be "cock-a-hoop".

It's like Brexit was all about miserable people trying to make everyone else miserable as well and getting frustrated that it isn't working.

On a more serious note (and to be fair), Brexit is also about desperate poor people shouting in rage about the system, and then waking up the morning after the vote to find Jacob Rees-Mogg and Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson celebrating Brexit as a great blow against the Establishment.

It's no wonder they ain't going to be happy.

[BrilloPad]

On a more serious note (and to be fair), Brexit is also about desperate poor people shouting in rage about the system, and then waking up the morning after the vote to find Jacob Rees-Mogg and Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson celebrating Brexit as a great blow against the Establishment.

It's no wonder they ain't going to be happy.

Poor people are going to get a lot poorer relative to the rich. WE need a good depression to equal things up.

[diseasex]

Poor people are going to get a lot poorer relative to the rich. WE need a good depression to equal things up.

I read an article over the weekend (economist?) that great depressions is what is evening out the wealth. Pandemia, wars, you name it. Not sure I want this "evening out" to happen

[GB9]

Looks like the reply to article 50 will be a €60 billion bill. If you go into a pub and order round of a drinks you have to pay for them.

Just remind us what that €60bn represents?

I asked on another thread but it obviously confused the Remnant community as none of them answered the question.