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There are only so many hours in a day. There is only so much work you can do. Don't waste time and effort on those with the extreme opposite opinion that you will never change.

Unfortunately by...

I'm not trying to convert anyone. Particularly in the case of AtW.

However, as a Tory voter I don't particularly like being referred to as scum because someone doesn't like their policies and has...

I'll humour you. Please explain.

Right. Back to the unelected we go.

I like people who pay the tax they should and don't constantly whinge when they could do something about it. The fact he's eastern European is irrelevant. I'm sure you've read my thoughts on Blair...

I think if you knew about Tory policies you would find they weren't.

As you keep pointing out, we spend more than our income here. We need to balance that. Unfortunately that's going to mean more...

Don't care where he's from. And if you bothered to read some of my other posts you would know I have some good eastern European friends.

It's more a general life choice. If you hate the way...

I'm not bitter. I'm bored of socialist vermin such as you constantly referring to Tory Scum just because you might have to pay a bit of tax. Diddums. Get over it and make yourself useful.

Or........

That's Bradford. Still working out how to do it.

I sincerely hope vermin such as yourself will be given the opportunity to become a full eu citizen outside the UK. Preferably in the next 2 years.

There's more chance of me converting to being a Man Utd supporter.

Translation error apparently.

So it is the Fourth Reich after all.

The Poles seem to want to disagree.

All's well in eu land.

Unfortunately the last few months have caused my whinge filter to block to excess and as a result I sometimes miss a sensible post. If it was one then I apologise for not replying to it.

I hereby...

I always thought he made cans of cheap beer....

Can you imagine if Leave win by 1% and the UK says, "that's too close".

And then an English person living in Australia takes high court action to block the outcome.

And everyone tells the Scots...

Interesting to see the usual europhile nonsense trotted out by the Remnants.

I don't think holding referenda themselves was the issue. As a comparison, I'm not aware of either Cameron or May...

And not in the UK or the EU.

And a very small market.

Sounds reasonable.

Just remind us what that €60bn represents?

I asked on another thread but it obviously confused the Remnant community as none of them answered the question.

Apparently the Brexit referendum reminded him of the Third Reich!!!

Democracy, actually asking people what they want, is his idea of the Third Reich?!?! I would have thought telling people what...

Having recently worked with a genuine in-memory analytics tool, it does anything except speed things up!

Now what do we mean by Parliamentary Sovereignty?

To me, that's the electable house as opposed to the unelected. What's the point of moving from the control of one unelected body to another?

I assume that includes:

- immediately triggering A50 (didn't happen)
- immediate emergency budget (didn't happen)
- Cost of £4,300 per family per annum (didn't happen)
etc......

Best excuses I've heard for voting Remain so far include:

"I thought we had to"
"I didn't realise there was a choice"
"We were told there would be an immediate tax if we didn't"
"My holiday...

Where's Scooter when you need him?

Looks like one of your nuts. You going to have a nibble?

Won't be long. Should go well with the EU.

My only problem with this is he called them Remnants and I have a trademark on that term.

A copy of Photoshop. Worth every penny!

So none of the Remnants actually know. They just quote the figure they are told by their masters. Says it all really!

Again, what do you think that 60bn is they are referring to?

What do you think it refers to?

And how much do you think we'll get for our share of eu assets?

This is a good example of why we will get a good deal, or the EU will implode.

Hard Brexit will cost Spain.

Wouldn't you rather send him to Siberia to join your mates? Or maybe you could go. We'll buy you a ticket if you want.

Of course they are. Labour built their 13 years on borrowing. Haven't you heard of austerity, or living within your means as most of us know it? Despite that we are still racking up debt. Doesn't...

This has nothing to do with Brexit. It's the EU supporting scum that got us into this mess, not least Blair and the Blairites.

Couldn't we just tax Branson and Blair and leave everyone else alone. They supported getting us into this mess.

The big let down is that they promised they wouldn't do it.

Other than that, you can sort of see the argument. At a push.

And according to the thread title, it's Brexits fault.

How can a team like PSG concede 3 in 6 minutes?!? You would have thought they would just take it to the corner......

Use a watch, clock or timer?

Why would you want to work for a company that tells the time by burning ropes?

How much did we pay for you?

I wouldn't trust these figures as far as I could throw them.

I found a couple of the senior Wipro guys to be very good and actually bothered about their clients. They were the ones keeping Wipro on site. Actually, I have found Wipro pretty decent in general....

So move all production abroad? And then have tariffs added to your final product? Remember, eu products are already less competitive due to the currency depreciation. Add an extra 10 or 15% on and...

Legally it is belong increasingly evident that no exit fee is due. The EU might dream there is one but they are arguing from a weak position.

Of course they can threaten not to do a deal with us...

Of course there was never any debt with the EU in the way of borrowings. What there may have been was a legal commitment to continue payments. It seems that once a50 is triggered then legally there...

I've found a couple of senior Wipro people to be good. Other than that, I wouldn't touch them with someone else's bargepole, or indeed any other Indian agency or 'consultancy'.

Doesn't stop me...

Wasn't there an article earlier this week saying consultancies are up in arms as the latest guidance puts their contractors inside?

If we're not legally obliged to pay them then they aren't debts.

Personally I would pay what we are committed to until we leave in exchange for a free trade agreement that benefits both sides....

Also remember that if you start paying a mortgage on a property she lives in and then want to buy your own, you will be limited. And have to pay second property tax.

And if she is going to...