Post: #26

BOOM.

Goodbye to the Euro. It was nice knowing you.

And you called us Eurosceptic Brits bigoted and small-minded for keeping our Pound.

The only thing concerning me is the huge financial fallout that could arise from the inevitable Euro breakup. It won't be pretty.

Post: #27

Italians do not suffer from political correctness, but they do seem to have massive institutional corruption. I did not think they'd stay in the EU, but it seems with their debt loads they are pretty much fucked like Greece.

Post: #28

I would love to know the etymology of "Stuff 'er in yer jocks", Leonard.

Post: #29

(12-04-2016 09:31 PM)Bushido Wrote:  BOOM.

Goodbye to the Euro. It was nice knowing you.

And you called us Eurosceptic Brits bigoted and small-minded for keeping our Pound.

The only thing concerning me is the huge financial fallout that could arise from the inevitable Euro breakup. It won't be pretty.

It will be followed by other countries and it will be wanted in several others.
It will surely rise in popularity in Portugal, but being honest, it was the Euro Zone and all the rules that made our crisis not as big as it could have been.

Big economies will want to leave as the pieces fall, small economies will want to keep being part of it and being fed by the big ones.

Post: #30

(12-05-2016 01:55 AM)Conscious Pirate Wrote:  I would love to know the etymology of "Stuff 'er in yer jocks", Leonard.

Looks like I get to learn something today.

It was a line from a famous Australian movie The Castle which I'd always heard as "stuff her in your jocks".

The line is apparently "suffer in your jocks".





The intent remains true. The globalists can suffer in their jocks too.