The U.K.'s Economic Outlook Is Getting Rosier

[Lance]

You couldn't let me know who is to win the 14:45 at Chepstow?

no. But you can have Penny Pot Lane @ 14:20 Redcar

[Lance]

no. But you can have Penny Pot Lane @ 14:20 Redcar

Winner at 7/1.....
UK & Ireland Results - Horse Racing - BBC Sport

You can thank me later.

[northernladyuk]

Winner at 7/1.....
UK & Ireland Results - Horse Racing - BBC Sport

You can thank me later.

I had a bitcoin on it each way, but came out slightly down after the latest crash.

[Lance]

I had a bitcoin on it each way, but came out slightly down after the latest crash.

don't bet each way at 7/1. That's a schoolboy error.

[sasguru]

You couldn't let me know who is to win the 14:45 at Chepstow?

The outcome of Brexit on the Tory party and the country is immensely predictable, Chepstow isn't.

[DimPrawn]

No responses? I would have thought that Brexiters would have jumped on this thread.
Looks like reality's hit even the dumbest of them.

Fook me, for a so called millionaire earning £2K a day, you don't half go on about Brexit!

What's the net effect here? House prices only go up 5% a year and a loaf of bread goes up 1p?

[The_Equalizer]

Fook me, for a so called millionaire earning £2K a day, you don't half go on about Brexit!

What's the net effect here? House prices only go up 5% a year and a loaf of bread goes up 1p?

Where's your nice prawn picture gone?

[northernladyuk]

Where's your nice prawn picture gone?

The ex got custody.

[Cirrus]

I was pro Brexit but swapped sides about two years ago.

Me to.

I thought "The EU is corrupt and refuses to do anything about it (finances not signed off for the last 200 years or whatever), so enough is enough!!!".

Then after a while I started to realise that no-one was saying what being out of the EU might mean. In particular, how would you deal with all the myriad practical problems?

It took me back to when I ran away from home and hid behind the Scout Hut. Fortunately my dad came on his motorbike and found me. And took me down the White Hart.

He's no longer around...

[Lance]

Me to.

I thought "The EU is corrupt and refuses to do anything about it (finances not signed off for the last 200 years or whatever), so enough is enough!!!".

Then after a while I started to realise that no-one was saying what being out of the EU might mean. In particular, how would you deal with all the myriad practical problems?

It took me back to when I ran away from home and hid behind the Scout Hut. Fortunately my dad came on his motorbike and found me. And took me down the White Hart.

He's no longer around...

I was pro the Euro. I was wrong and admit it.
And pro EU, but mainly for the same reasons you state. I reckon the grass is not greener on the other side, it's greener where you water it. What with the veto, and the rebate, a total no-brainer.

I just under-estimated the no-brain effect.