bomber

7 minutes ago, sanemax said:

As you are talking to me , I have never stated that the UK are "Germanys slaves" and I havent seen anyone else stating that either.

    Put that one down to another *spoony bomber fact* (and I do believe that we were talking about Nations other than Germany )

I didn't say it was you,as for UK paying for them,where's the proof,Italy pay in nearly as much as the UK,Germany more than the UK and France only slightly less,your telling porkies as usual,how are you finding 37 for your quid

1 hour ago, sanemax said:

Why would they want to leave the EU , when the UK is paying for them ?

Make your mind up <deleted> brexiteers keep telling us they are Germany's slaves and begging to leave,iam afraid it cannot be both

16 hours ago, Jip99 said:

Thanks for that. A perfect example of what the UK is capable of - in or out of the EU.

Err it was in,if you have forgotten

8 minutes ago, kingdong said:

cannot make head nor tail of your post,what exactly do,es----"its up to uk councils not to pay them"pay them what?also the fact they,re paying their tax in another eu country does make it an "eu issue"lets get out and if a company wants to start a buisness in the uk then they must pay their tax  in the uk,lets go back to making our own rules and laws for britains benefit not the eu

UK councils hand over brown envolopes full of cash to Uber,if you don't understand god help you

5 minutes ago, kingdong said:

while i agree with your first point,lets take a large employer as a case in point=uber despite being ordered by a british court that their drivers are actually employees,entitled to minimum wage,holidays,sick pay etc,etc they,re now dragging it out by going to a higher court,this is a company that dosen,t pay a penny tax in the uk,who state they,re  "a technology company" not a taxi firm and whose employees are recieving state subsidys in the form  of tax and rent credits,the employees are aprox 90%migrant workers,so lets get out of europe,stop the freedom of movement,and make companies like uber obey the law,and pay their tax in britain.also god help these brits returning to the uk  wanting state housing and medical attention we,re far too overcrowded as  it is.

I know for a fact Uber give backhanders out to UK councils,along with many in other nations,not an EU issue it's up to local UK councils not to pay them,

Just now, Jip99 said:

 

 

Explaining Great Britain's economic successes is not difficult. How have some of the other member states been getting on this largest single market .....Greece, Italy, Portugal...

Those 3 nations have  always been poor then add on Greece blew the lot,Italy corrupt,Portugal never manufactured anything,none of their woes can be blamed on EU membership,none are anywhere near leaving.

14 minutes ago, kingdong said:

say again feel sorry about your circumstances,good luck with your move back to uk,when looking for a job it will probably be zero hour contract,in the "gig" economy or "self employed"[a scam to get round minimum wage and workers rights,you will also encounter the "points"system if you are applying for state housing,and as a single,able bodied man you,ll be lower than a snakes belly,for above working conditions to succeed,it needs a large workforce,theres over 2 million eu citizens living in uk-what do,es that tell you about conditions in their own eu countries? i live in britain and like yourself don,t find it funny.

It tells you there are too many Brits claiming benefits when they should be working,we should also see more returning from the EU due to the pounds collapse,they will need housing and medical attention when needed,these things usually equal out but The brexiteer won't have it.

1 hour ago, sanemax said:

The explanation is that Brexiteers feel that Brexit will be better for UK's future

Yet the majority of the younger generation voted remain.

Just now, baboon said:

Sheesh, why is it so difficult for some to simply offer the gentleman a few kind words and leave it at that? The last thing the chap needs is a critical appraisal of his life. (Not having a go at you).

laughing man telling him to find a job in thailand was as you well know a thickheaded thing to say,but he is a brexiteer.

15 minutes ago, bristolboy said:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jul/31/brexit-mess-with-good-friday-and-well-block-uk-trade-deal-us-politicians-warn

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/brexit-pelosi-warns-uk-not-to-jeopardise-belfast-agreement-1.3967768

the break up of the UK will stop brexit,ive said it for a long time now,it gets BJ out of jail and probably re elected at the next GE

52 minutes ago, kingdong said:

the  3 years would have been better spent trying to teach a chimpanzee to play the piano,the eu are not going to talk while we,re still members because they realise the end is nigh for their little gravy train.

UKs next port of call the IMF,and they wont come cheap

On 7/30/2019 at 1:17 PM, zorrow424 said:

Things will get better for sure. Just a blip this brexit thing,will pass,the £ will pick up again,has to or Thailand in trouble.  Better to go back for a while,get a job

now its thailand thats going to implode as well as the EU,sure has some clout that small island off the tip of france.

2 hours ago, soalbundy said:

Oooooooh patriotism raises its silly head.

blind faith patriotism,aka known as madness

2 minutes ago, evadgib said:

Dunno; B'ain't there!

where you based

4 hours ago, Nigel Garvie said:

I didn't want to mention it!

the thai crawlers on here wouldnt be best suited.

35 minutes ago, evadgib said:

Fine, It's....

How is Issaan? or more importantly how are mama and papa ????

5 minutes ago, evadgib said:

Whereas Portugal..

We await your opinion.

29 minutes ago, Jajazazajaja said:

With £'s fall from 1.45 to 1.21 against $, our $ GDP has fallen by $500 BILLION!

 

That's a fall of half a TRILLION dollars because of Brexit!

 

Never in the history of the world has a country done this to itself.

 

and for absolutely nothing 

£500 billion is just a number,you forget we have the sunny uplands running with milk and honey

4 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:

Again How would I know if it was near impossible for him to find work. I have no idea of his work experience, qualifications or aspirations. You however seem to think you know everything about everyone.

 

You are starting to embarrass yourself on this situation. I will give some friendly advice and stop now, as you are digging a hole for yourself. I don't expect you to take it though on your past performance. However it will be the last reply to you, on the matter.

the guy stated he would be looking along the lines of taxi driving in the UK,i think thats enough to know he is unlikely to be top management material for HSBC or similar,you may think otherwise but thats your opinion,the vast majority on here know he was highly unlikely to find work in thailand,carry on if you want but your the fool,btw i would love to see the thai taxi drivers faces if he pulled up beside them on a rank.

54 minutes ago, transam said:

Once again you dodge my question....Tut, Tut....

i run the UK down because it is a shadow of its former self,the population are not as friendly as years gone bye,too many arrogant folks around,too many coked up,too many scroungers,too many bone idle,too many with drink problems,too many with sob stories about what might of been,too many thinking the EU has been the cause of their woes,tut tut i wait your reply to why you think its superior to most other places,while you pass your last few years on planet earth in the fields of issan,why not the UK if its that great

9 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:

Yes worked there for 16 years. I now work in China but class Thailand as my home. I will be going back to work in Thailand. Your comment is a really stupid one asking that question.

 

He has been there for 10 years making him 52 at the time. Now we all know you are retiring around that age but that is you, not everyone. if you are going to say something constructive do, if not it is best not to, as it makes you look like a ships anchor.

You should of known it was near impossible for him to find work,nowt to do with being constructive,just reality,but you brexiteers live in dream land

2 hours ago, transam said:

You haven't answered my question, why on these Brexit threads do you run the UK down, run your countrymen down, especially your countrymen who live in Thailand....Go for it....Don't waffle around it, why, I mean you are a bloke that has had a zillion tours in LOS mixing with many of your countrymen but now you are to become Portuguese you own are all ass_oles...?

My opinion of the UK,you don't like it then tuff,if it's that's great why don't you return then,

2 hours ago, dick dasterdly said:

Is that true?

 

Do you have a link to substantiate this claim?

 No He doesn't 

13 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:

The stats are from May 2019. You really need to keep up as you are looking like your losing the plot sunbeam.

just looked may 2019 uk 3.75% portugal 6.6% seems 6% IS about average,there are still 4-5 nations that better the UK,so yes our figure is good but not the greatest ,2 or 3 old eastern block nations with better.

11 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:

It is funny how when its pointed out the EU is a collective countries that you mention a couple of the 'high performing ones' only. France is not doing that well if you look at the first link.

 

Still haven't had a reply on your nationality as the Brits, not we Brits as you mentioned.

 

My reply to the poster was, why haven't got a job in Thailand. A very valid question.

 

I answered your question obviously you have the intelligence to work it out when someones says, they lived and worked in Thailand for 16 years.

the poster was planning to return to the UK to drive taxis or similar,it was pretty clear he wasnt a financial expert likely to get a job in a top bank in bangkok,wassnt a valid question at all