I know lets combine York Harrogate Scotland and NI in a trade alliance, maybe some other counties will join , it could grow into a cross European free trade agreement

You Scots can buy chicken and I will buy whisky, you may have to find a different market for the haggis though.


However I think its still legal to shoot a Scotsman inside Yorks walls with a bow and arrow,, We will have to negotiate on that one At work
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winner by default of the tractor vs caravan race

npinks wrote:

Looks like a close fight but leavers have just won

npinks wrote:
Looks like a close fight but leavers have just won



Won what I wonder ?

We have just won the first prize to become an irrelevant off-shore has been.

Lots of far reaching consequences:

"Spain will seek co-sovereignty on Gibraltar following Britain's vote to leave the European Union, acting foreign minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo said on Friday, saying the vote completely changed the outlook on the future of the peninsula.

The small peninsula off the south coast of Spain, a British Overseas Territory since 1713 and known to its 30,000 residents as "the Rock", is a major point of contention in Anglo-Spanish relations.

"It's a complete change of outlook that opens up new possibilities on Gibraltar not seen for a very long time. I hope the formula of co-sovereignity - to be clear, the Spanish flag on the Rock - is much closer than before," he said." Jules

won what they wanted and thought best for the country... Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

so this shows that the LR owners of the forums wanted to leave the EU, it also shows those with more expensive cars (more wealth) wanted out also (Disco3/4 owners spend their money fixing them)


Freel2
Stay 32%
Leave 64%
(other x%)

Disco3/4
Stay 36%
Leave 55%
(other x%)

RRSport
Stay 20%
Leave 79%
(other x%)

FFRR
Stay 28%
Leave 71%
(Other x%) Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

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Won what I wonder ?

We have just won the first prize to become an irrelevant off-shore has been.

npinks wrote:

so this shows that the LR owners of the forums wanted to leave the EU, it also shows those with more expensive cars (more wealth) wanted out also (Disco3/4 owners spend their money fixing them)

The British public never ceases to disappoint me......


Wonder what odds I'll get on a general election within 12 months, and Corbyn as Prime Minister?

npinks wrote:

so this shows that the LR owners of the forums wanted to leave the EU, it also shows those with more expensive cars (more wealth) wanted out also (Disco3/4 owners spend their money fixing them)


Freel2
Stay 32%
Leave 64%
(other x%)

Disco3/4
Stay 36%
Leave 55%
(other x%)

RRSport
Stay 20%
Leave 79%
(other x%)

FFRR
Stay 28%
Leave 71%
(Other x%)

I know, it's really disappointed me. It looks like Land Rover owners might not be the outward looking, broad minded, internationalists I'd always hoped they were. It turns out that they are significantly more "small island mentality" than the average member of the British public.

I've been a strong supporter of British made products and our own national identity for many years. I've also been a strong supporter of the UK playing a leading role in guiding Europe. Today, I just feel shame and humiliation. I would feel embarrassed if I were in main land Europe today.

We have now lost our Prime Minister, the Pound has fallen through the floor, markets are in turmoil, Scotland is now prepared by for a fresh referendum to leave the UK (they are almost certain to leave after this), Spain is on about Gibralter yet again and worst of all, Donald Trump thinks it's a good result! Today will go down in infamy as the day we threw it all away

choccymonster wrote:

The British public never ceases to disappoint me......


Wonder what odds I'll get on a general election within 12 months, and Corbyn as Prime Minister?

Posturing by a couple of "bandwagon" Labour MPs.

Can't see them getting rid of him so soon.

I still reckon it's a good bet on a general election within 12 months and Corbyn coming out on top.

Then again, judging by the insanity of the last 24 hours who knows? It's probably just as good a bet for there to be a general election on the 32nd of February next year, contested by Elvis, Lord Lucan and the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, with the winner riding into Downing Street on Shergar.

Tigger wrote:

I know, it's really disappointed me. It looks like Land Rover owners might not be the outward looking, broad minded, internationalists I'd always hoped they were. It turns out that they are significantly more "small island mentality" than the average member of the British public.

I've been a strong supporter of British made products and our own national identity for many years. I've also been a strong supporter of the UK playing a leading role in guiding Europe. Today, I just feel shame and humiliation. I would feel embarrassed if I were in main land Europe today.

We have now lost our Prime Minister, the Pound has fallen through the floor, markets are in turmoil, Scotland is now prepared by for a fresh referendum to leave the UK (they are almost certain to leave after this), Spain is on about Gibralter yet again and worst of all, Donald Trump thinks it's a good result! Today will go down in infamy as the day we threw it all away

you are taking this quiet bad ain't you..... go get a pint and have a cry in to the empty pot


Seriously, there is too much panic going on about it, people need to chill a little more Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Too right. The FTSE 100 dipped on opening (not even to the lowest point of the year), its been rising ever since, by 9:30 it was back trading at the bottom of its range for the year and is currently above that now at 6,213. Two weeks ago it was at 5,923 and 4 months ago it was at 5,536. 
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Landrover Jaguar issued a statement this morning saying that Brexit will not affect their manufacturing sites in the UK nor their investment decisions, so cheer up Tigger. Most if the market volatility is hedge funds short selling stock and making shed loads of money. MY 09 GS manual in Lago Grey, Wood Co arm rest and side bumper strips - now sold.

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