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Well i'm hanging onto the ropes with this one.
There bound to run out of shares to sell soon!.............hopefully.

Boom,the deficit was running at 6% to 7% in 1994,1995 under Tories and Labour surpluses lasted longer than Thatchers oil induced surplus late in the eighties.

Yeap,1997 to 2007 were great years for this country,with 3 years of budget surpluses that the Tories can only dream of.
The party came to an end in 2008 with the sub prime fiasco which Darling dealt with in a professional manner especially when you think the financial world was in meltdown.
Imagine how Hammond and May would have dealt with it,it doesn't bear thinking.
I think Corbyn is getting a bit old for this lark and should give way to a Starmer,Kinnock,Benn or Thornberry,he left it too late.

This might come as a bit of a shock to brexiteers,dreaming of independence but the UK has to follow US foreign policy.
Whether in or out,Blair had to follow orders.

Precisely Boom,if it was a hard job no one would want to do it and it would be advertised every week.The same could be said for royal vacancies,person required to open up buildings and jet around the world.
Strangely the easy jobs like vegetable picking and carers are continually advertised,it's a funny world!

Tricky,i think our cat days are nearing an end.
She has been low maintenance but we're going for ultra low maintenance now-cactus plants.
About 10yrs ago and about to leave for airport,couldn't find cat.Nieghbour phoned us while away to say cat hasn't eaten the food she was putting out.Anyway we get back after a week and on opening the airing cupboard guess who jumps out.
And to cap it all it's the first time she ever showed affection for humans,which does prove for cats,treat them mean,keep them keen!

P.S Dear RSPCA,it was never my intention to lock her in the cupboard-that should cover us.

Yes,we have a 16yr old cat,she was a great mouser in her younger days but lately she has become very fussy what she eats.It has to be tinned tuna,kippers etc,no meat which isn't very green.
Hopefully now that the EU has stopped trawlers discarding prehaps we may get more fish for pets?

The great thing about them is you can reinforce the electricity supply network anywhere.No requirement for expensive gas pipelines.
All we need now is a surplus of renewables and a government that can muster half a brain cell between them!

The hospitality trade is about being friendly to everyone.65% of our foreign visitors originate from the EU.Would it not make good business sense to keep some of the European brands-friendly atmosphere?
https://www.statista.com/statistics/633676/inbound-visitors-from-the-eu-united-kingdom-uk/

"Remainers stay at home meeting only milkman, paperboy. Ringtons Tea, or shopping assistants etc"
Oxo,it's worse than that with cold callers.
Phone rings,you disturb the cat getting out the chair,walk across the room and no bugger is there!
Leave means leave campaigners must of scammed my tel No.

Wids,for coffee always carry a flask,the service areas (aires) will always give you free hot water.
If they don't get the high viz out and set light to the spare with some of the 585 pages of the withdrawal agreement.(remembering to remove it from the car first).

As long as your wearing your gilet jaune you'll look official but just in case carry a respirator!

A ham sandwich for you €1.02.http://www.e-leclerc.com/catalogue/promotions/sandwich-le-suedois--sodebo-,1081800490
Most supermarkets sell them,that includes Lidl if your feeling a little homesick for UK!

The thread just about sums up the UK's inability to make any decisions.Why does It take a 97 year old joy rider to get things moving around here.
"The incident happened a day before Norfolk councillors agreed to cut the speed limit on the A149, where there have been five deaths and 10 serious injuries in the six-year period to May 2018."

On the positive side with the energy market changing so fast,the indecision on nuclear power has saved us a packet.

I guess this is dyson's interpretation of "leave means leave".
When are the rest of you leaving?lol

"-a couple of years ago we had to bail out Greece or else economic armaggedon--yes-little Greece-so now UK can fail with no consequence for anyone else-"
Camden,one of the advantages of brexit independence,no one has any obligation to come to your rescue.
It's life without backstops,insurance etc,who needs insurance!

Theresa confirmed that £4.2bn will be spent on preparing for brexit whether deal or no deal.If its no deal HMRC reckon it will cost business £20bn a year filling in forms.Niether will improve our standard of living and you could add the 1% reduction in growth over 2 yrs approx £36bn and the £1bn bribe for the DUP being spent on reputable projects?.
She also said the SNP's idea of breaking away from the union would be economic suicide but the UK breaking away from the European union would be ok.Can you have it both ways?

Boom,are we talking about the same Mark Carney?
His background is in finance (gov of Bank of Canada,Goldman Sachs).

Got to go now, i'm knocking walls down.

Of course it's all propaganda.There's far too much cash floating around the world,its all relative and the UK will look a safe haven.
We all know we'll wake up on the 30th March,nothing would have happened and not because its a Saturday but like austerity it's a gradual change.Who could notices a 1% fall in growth but when you compare after 8yrs the buses that don't run,the missing police,libaries,the state of the roads,pensions at 66,the abundants of food banks,GP waiting lists etc,etc,then most people wake up.
Mr Carney is Canadian,his opinions are more likely to be even handed.

Boom,"the remainers are modern day Papists who would burn brexiteers in another age",that is a ridiculous statement.
None of our family ever made it to Parliament apart from Guy and as for a repeat of 2007 my mate Carney says the UK banks are so well capitalised they could laugh at a 10% recession in China.
I do actually believe Carney,have you noticed how stingy Lloyds have been with the divi.

Wids,"France and Spain remain the most popular destinations for Britons looking to buy" .
Isn't it funny after all the doom&gloom and all the fantastic places around the world, Brits still prefer to buy in nations close to home.
Would you have a reason for that?