Brexit and groupset prices

[MattTuck]

Originally Posted by R3awak3n

brexit is probably the worst term anyone has come up with for anything.

Originally Posted by R3awak3n

lol, I like bremain. See, thats a good term.

http://qz.com/713953/possible-names-...ers-of-the-eu/

You thought brexit was bad...

Austria

Outstria
Ousterreich

Belgium

Beljump

Bulgaria

Nullgaria

Croatia

Noatia
Heaveatska

Cyprus

Byeprus
Nicoseeya

Czech Republic

Czech-out
Czech-off

Denmark

Dumpmark
Copenhatin’

Estonia

Egresstonia
Eschewia

Finland

Fin-land
Helsinkhole

France

Frexit
Fraurevoir
Adieu

Germany

Berlout
Deutschleave
Angeleave Merkel

Greece

Grexit

Hungary

Full

Ireland

Retireland
Dublout

Italy

Italight

Latvia

Leavia
Lat-me-out

Lithuania

Lithawaynia

Luxembourg

Luxdisembark
Luxgetouttahere

Malta

Malternative
Halta

Netherlands

Neverlands
Ditch

Poland

Noland
Polskedaddle
Withdrarsaw

Portugal

Portugo

Romania

Roamania
Bucharrest

Slovakia

Forsakia
Slovacate

Slovenia

Govenia
Sleavenia

Spain

Españope
Madriddance

Sweden

Swedesert
Sweparture

United Kingdom

Brexit

[verticaldoug]

You left out the greater area:

Eurosclerosis

[Louis]

Vote's coming in, and Leave is stronger than I thought it would be.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-...endum-36612368

This may mean something, but I'm not sure:

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=fxb

If that after-hours nosedive continues or accelerates I think it will be a sign that the UK's out.

[Sierra]

Originally Posted by Louis

Vote's coming in, and Leave is stronger than I thought it would be.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-...endum-36612368

This may mean something, but I'm not sure:

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=fxb

If that after-hours nosedive continues or accelerates I think it will be a sign that the UK's out.

Ah, it's way too early to tell yet.

The Brits ain't leaving. This is 2016 and not 1588; they know which side their bread's buttered on. :-)

[ultraman6970]

WOnder what will happen with the ration exchange with the euro and other nations start getting off the Union.

[Miller76]

They're calling it as a victory for #BREXIT with close to 4 point lead now... GBP down almost 10%


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[Mattbotak]

Before I saw this started looking for group sets. The pound is lowest level in years.

[ultraman6970]

Time to get into debt and stock yourself with stuff?

[Sierra]

Well, it looks like Scotland and northern Ireland voted to remain while Wales and Merry Old voted to leave! Go figure. I was kidding, earlier, about California's becoming the worlds 5th largest economy in short order if the Brexit actually took place. That might now come to fruition!

Gotta love the British. It seems that they've had enough of the world and that they now seek to retract themselves into that big, cozy snail's shell of an island. I think it's a bit unfair, though. After all, during the hundreds of years of Colonialism they sailed the world's oceans, getting bloody well into everybody's face; and once the birds came home to roost they decided that they didn't like it so much.

This result does not bode well for them.

[jlwdm]

I was in the UK when Obama flew over and pushed hard against Brexit and said the UK would go to the "back of the queue" for trade talks if Brexit occurred. People in the UK did not seem to appreciate the US telling them what to do.

Jeff

[jlwdm]

Lowest value for pound v dollar in over 30 years. Maybe I'll buy a castle or Team Sky.

Jeff

[Louis]

Originally Posted by jlwdm

I was in the UK when Obama flew over and pushed hard against Brexit and said the UK would go to the "back of the queue" for trade talks if Brexit occurred. People in the UK did not seem to appreciate the US telling them what to do.

He wasn't telling them what to do, he was telling what would likely happen if they voted Leave.

Now they'll find out first hand, and probably conclude that what he told them was correct.

[rileystylee]

Who'd have thought it!

[lovebird]

I lived and worked in the UK (Surrey) for a few years in the mid-1990s, and I gotta say that this is great news in the medium- and long-term. I doubt that the European experiment has more than a generation or maybe two before total collapse and implosion, and forging a more independent identity is smart for the UK people.

[Louis]

Originally Posted by lovebird

I lived and worked in the UK (Surrey) for a few years in the mid-1990s, and I gotta say that this is great news in the medium- and long-term. I doubt that the European experiment has more than a generation or maybe two before total collapse and implosion, and forging a more independent identity is smart for the UK people.

So how long until the Huns are on the march again?