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You're right, horrible lines. But I'd like to visit the bar.

That is a ridiculous comment. No surprise there though.

From your own protected link from which I can only read the following: Productivity malaise has held back economy for a over a decade Economists divided on ultimate impact of U.K. leaving EU Brexit was but a gleam in Farage's eye even a decade ago, so low relative productivity existed and lagged before 2016 and while were an EU member. Not news.

Above, like pie in the sky? I remember one annoying poster from previous Brexit threads, who favoured the regular and pretentious use of Latin initialisms, is that you?

Sounds painful.

Sounds just like the EU.

No arguments forthcoming so no need to add any extra confusing tasks.

UK and Russia are the only 2 countries in the G7 facing recession. Hilarious. And you inferred that I was obtuse.

Looks like the opposite to me, What was said was could have easily happened if the EU had allowed it, All disruptions in movement and trade are down to EU regulation and policy.

I was addressing the lack of clarity and clear guidance in the EU Treaty (as amended and consolidated in the Treaty of Lisbon, particularly Article 50). I can only assume that as it was written by the EU it was vague by design. PM Brown did not sign it but gave Milliband the pen. Maybe Gordon knew something spooky? Anyway the Lisbon Treaty is separate to but resulted in this Withdrawal Agreement, which itself is as bad, or worse. The Belfast Agreement itself, is also separate, of course.

The never-ending stream of steam.

Ah! The withdrawal. Something allowed by treaty but not well detailed and defined within it. This allows the EU to make it as difficult as they want for any member to quit - even if it damages both parties - and that's exactly what they have done.

Well I can see one.

The old posts are gone now AFIK but it was true about 5 years ago that any abuse invariably originated from remainers, especially post referendum.

When others embarrass themselves with codswallop like this I actually feel sorry for them. My acts. Gawd.

I shared your pain.....until I finally got my right hip done late last year. My doc is Dr. Mungkorn at Phayathai Hospital, Sri Racha. They often have hip/knee promotions - my hip basic price was 227k all inclusive of ICU recovery then private room up to 5 days - pre op medical and post op checks extra but reasonable as is post op physio. Anterior not suitable for me but I think he does them. I paid extra 20k for an upgraded ceramic socket. Good quick recovery. Highly recommended. Just in case you haven't finally decided yet. For antibiotics best consult your surgeon/dentist.

just pointing out the truth.

Anyone got a hanky?

Talking of concoctions.....????

Well Bruno, this was a hot topic on here from 2016 and I can assure you that the vast majority of abuse came from the remain camp, especially after 23rd June, of course.

Exactly!

Spite.

While all the time the EU remains a stronghold of happy stability.

The discrimination was there from the outset and was certainly not limited to jobs.

They're next to the portaloos.