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  1. 17 hours ago, Grouse said:

    I am aware of the status quo thanks. Take a look at other EU countries and tell me why they same happier than us? You think it's the EU? ?

    I would imagine EU countries are overjoyed with:

    Excessive debt.

    Excessive regulation.

    Excessive taxes.

    Slow growth and high unemployment.

    Iceland, not in EU, is the happiest.

    UK is never happy cos' its always had a crap government.

  2. 16 hours ago, Grouse said:

    Has it really never occurred to you why all the Komodo Cons are so keen to leave?

     

    Low corporation tax

    Relaxed animal welfare standards

    Relaxed employment regulations 

    Relaxed environment standards

    Reduced pensions

    Relaxed building regs

     

    Shall I go on?

     

    Do you think all these Dyson and Bamford types are philanthropists at heart?

     

    Some people need to wake up ....

    Good morning Grouse, Always a pleasure.

    Did you know, we already have most of the items on your list coupled with a dollop of austerity.

    I would imagine the benefits of 'remaining' would go to big corporations, BBC, News media, Banksters, and government.

    Whilst small businesses, and workers suffer from VAT on fuel and

    thing like stupid vegetable regulations.etc.

    'Tough Talk' is an example of media hype..negotiations are easier when there is good will on both sides.

  3. 19 hours ago, SheungWan said:

    Peter Shore? Progressed from being labelled as Harold Wilson's lapdog to Wilson saying of him 'I over-promoted him. He's no good'. Just another second-rate politician in a long list of second-raters promoted to heroes by the Hard Brexiteer brigade.

    Wilson's opinions..produced another tax raising period of austerity.

  4. 16 hours ago, Grouse said:

    The open door is on the other side of the closed door. Which explains why he invented the telephone. (Would have been better if he had just re-opened the door)

    Is the door on the other door closed or the door closed on the open side which is opposite to the other side?  Grouse's quantum door theory,

  5. 16 hours ago, Happyman58 said:

    I dated a lady once in Australia Yeah old ugly me  She was very very pretty Blonde hair blue eyes big boobs nice legs you name it The problem was that i had was when i took her out i all of a sudden i had so many friends i did not know i had that many Wonder why? We use to go out and they were like sharks forming a circle around her while i sat by myself No jealousy I knew i was out of my league dating her and after 2 nights she rang and said she had another appointment :cheesy: Now i got this 52 year old Thai Not bad looking  loves sex  I dont have problem here because most old guys want the younger version ladies  and my Thai lady is thinking Hey i am 52 better stick with this old bugger because soon nobody wants me any more Best part is she is self sufficent so no problems here

    She IS very old, ...mines only 50,  always happy, and loveable.

    Young pretty girls can be a little boring after a time.

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  6. 22 hours ago, SoulWater said:

    A thread that I suspect will continue for much longer. As a British person I blame the British people for digging our own grave we don't appear to know what we want. Firstly we vote to leave the EU which may have worked with some form of momentum then we had a general election then voted for the muppet that wanted to give everything away for free but didn't appear to have a clue about anything else - if any country was ever in need of a coup it is my own. In the meantime the exchange rate is almost the opposite of the bitcoin rise!

    Sent from my SM-J710F using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
     

    The UK government lie, cheat, and murder to keep their privilege and power.

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  7. 16 hours ago, Grouse said:

    Actually, I would not be at all Surprised. Would you say Brexiteers are more in the Pol Pot style or the French revolutionaries? They were both against their intellectual superiors. Cake anyone?

     

    That's a strange analogy! What is your point? Is general Houston your Tusk?

    A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool.  Shakespeare.

    Did someone mention 'Cake'?  
     

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  8. 15 hours ago, Khun Han said:

     

    Interesting read on this subject here:

     

    https://news.sky.com/story/long-read-key-evidence-linking-kremlin-to-social-media-trolls-is-lacking-11137255

     

    Like I've said before, the 'Russian threat' is a tool invented by globalists to help them overturn votes that don't suit their agenda.

    Russian navy took  a short cut home through the English channel.

    UK media warns public of imminent threat, Air force scrambled.

    Front page pics of warships, dads army prepares to defend the fish and chip shop.   Centre page, an article on celebs tits.

    We are indeed inundated with BS.

  9. 15 hours ago, Grouse said:

    Indeed but I don't think it's linear. Where there is risk the opportunity needs to be substantially greater. I'm not going to risk losing one pound for the chance to make one pound! Make the upside five pounds and I'll think about it!

    Bigger the risk, bigger the gain..come on Grouse have a flutter..get that old pound note out of the safe.

    You risk your nuts off every day driving here.

  10. 17 hours ago, Grouse said:

    No, it is an intrinsically and demonstrably stupid Idea ?

    They said that about the first car, airplane, and tons of other things.

    My dear old father said the same when I bought my first house.   

    Brexit can be an opportunity from a crisis...as the Chinese say. 

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