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[zirk]

Still got some decent tablets, think I might take a few, might deaden the pain of watching this $h1TE

The little red ones work well, problem is unless you fill the anger management book they give you, that wont issue you any tablets, and Im not going back on them green ones, not after the last Alien confrontation. 

[Doctor Gollum]

Still got some decent tablets, think I might take a few, might deaden the pain of watching this $h1TE

Not going quite the way you were hoping then? 

[Sir Tigger KC]

Sterling up and down like a whores draws! 

In the last couple of hours its been as high as $1.50 and as low as $1.43!  You'll have to be quick to get a good rate, if you're buying your holiday money tonight!   

[Doctor Gollum]

Sterling up and down like a whores draws! 

In the last couple of hours its been as high as $1.50 and as low as $1.43!  You'll have to be quick to get a good rate, if you're buying your holiday money tonight!   

$1.28 tourist rate currently...

EU trade swapped for US investment perhaps...

Strong turn out in the Leave areas which might seal the deal...

[Lazydocker]

Sterling now crashed to lowest point since the mid '80s... Prepare for another recession, high interest rates (possibly low teens) and lots of people losing their jobs and houses! A sad day for the world today...

[Sir Tigger KC]

Sterling now crashed to lowest point since the mid '80s... Prepare for another recession, high interest rates (possibly low teens) and lots of people losing their jobs and houses! A sad day for the world today...

Sterling recovered $5 since the low at 0525 of $1.32.  Currently $1.37 but will swing up and down with each new speech or decision! 

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Sterling now crashed to lowest point since the mid '80s... Prepare for another recession, high interest rates (possibly low teens) and lots of people losing their jobs and houses! A sad day for the world today...

Short term uncertainty, no more no less. There wont be a recession, high interest rates, and lots of job losses. This country is a great country and once the dust has settled will flourish like never before. You,ll see. 

The fact that we also get rid of a crap PM and doubtless his chancellor too is a bonus. Who the replacements will be is a bit of a worry though. I expect Boris will get the big job, hisis strategic manouvering and bravado has been very clever.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

I wonder who will be next ? May well be a domino effect over the next few years.

[btc]

It looks like it is affecting some other markets more than ours no one can say what the future will be (even if we had voted to stay) and it will take at least 2 years to settle   

[tigers_gonads]

I wonder who will be next ? May well be a domino effect over the next few years.

I'll be watching some of the Baltic states in the next 12 months or so 

[zirk]

I suspect Brussels backed heaverly by Germany and France will try and make it very difficult of UK's intentions of leaving the EU by slamming doors on any proposed easy Leave Negotiation Deals, making a strict example of UK's exit to other EU Members possibly toying with the idea of similar intentions of leaving.

[tigers_gonads]

I must admit, I turned the internet and TV off first thing yesterday morning on advise order of the missus because I was starting to loose the plot with all the bullshit been spouted by all sides and people in general 
I didn't have a clue what the result was until mini me brought me a coffee in bed, this morning before he went to work with a friggin big smile on his face 

Even though he would struggle because he is honest to a tee, I can see that lad going into politics one day 

I've also admit that even though I wanted us to tell the EU to stick it up Junkers arse and have done for a good 25 years, I did have my doubts that the people of Great Britain after 20 + years of having spin, bullshit and been made to feel guilty if you don't agree with whatever shite was the party line of the day been rammed down our throats could see the wood for the trees and see this as I did as a chance to take back control of these isles and control our own destiny 

Welcome to the 23rd June
Great Britain's Independence Day 

[tigers_gonads]

I suspect Brussels backed heaverly by Germany and France will try and make it very difficult of UK's intentions of leaving the EU by slamming doors on any proposed easy Leave Negotiation Deals, making a strict example of UK's exit to other EU Members possibly toying with the idea of similar intentions of leaving.

One thing I heard on the radio on Tuesday evening was a comment from the head of trade and finance in sausage land stating that IF the UK voted BREXIT, it would be better if the EU respected the decision and didn't try to punish us with stupid rules and tariffs because (in his words) its would be like the 70's again 

That for me was the first bit of common sense spoken from the EU in ages 

[zirk]

Scotland's Second Referendum with the view of Scotland staying in the EU is now definitely on the Table as from this morning.

Its starting to get messy already.

[tigers_gonads]

Scotland's Second Referendum with the view of Scotland staying in the EU is now definitely on the Table as from this morning.

Its starting to get messy already.

Imho, with fish face and her spin machine still active up in Jock land, this was always going to be the case sadly 
Even though I believe in the union, it has been left to fester and rot for years with no clear leadership or togetherness to be seen.
What should have been kept at the banter stage led to full blown arguments.
What started as disagreements was spun out into "we hate the tories / English" and if we don't get our own way, we want our independence