First Aspect
Senior Member
But you must throw the charger away, under EU rules, then buy an adapter from Amazon so you can still use the phone.
EU & Brexit Bunker
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Pblakeney
Well-Known Member
Eh, no.
spen666
Senior Member
This thread?
BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
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? I was too
Pblakeney
Well-Known Member
By way of explanation, I was only using your post as a continuation. The whole "you can't use an old charger" is either bollox, or a wind up.
Not every post has to be an argument. 😉
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briantrumpet
Über Member
John Major is roughly on the same page as me. He still cares about our relationship with the EU. But the whole speech is worth reading.
https://johnmajorarchive.org.uk/202...peech-at-the-sir-edward-heath-annual-lecture/
https://johnmajorarchive.org.uk/202...peech-at-the-sir-edward-heath-annual-lecture/
PurplePenguin
Regular
I skimmed a bit of it. He seems to moaning about the state of the world and then saying we should be positive. Complaining that people think democracy is inefficient and then going on about Brexit and how the EU is more efficient. Complaining tax is too high (particularly on entrepreneurs), but also that borrowing is too high.
It's easy to see doom and gloom the world over - interesting would be to find solutions.
Also, the US has looked pretty wobbly since Bush.
C R
Guru
Just a simple form to fill in, innit
https://www.theguardian.com/busines...dness-of-products-requiring-not-for-eu-labels
https://www.theguardian.com/busines...dness-of-products-requiring-not-for-eu-labels
bobzmyunkle
Über Member
Want to cycle the Alps? A few blokes in a couple of cars, bikes in a van? Don't forget your carnet post Brexit. Relatively easy - we're the resourceful, educated middle classes after all.
Want to cycle to Istanbul and back to celebrate retirement? It's getting a bit more complicated. 90 days out of 180 in Schengen, on a rolling basis.
Just another day for the resident troll, apparently. Obviously he didn't buy a holiday property in Europe ((too many foreigners) with his vast wealth.
In reality I doubt he's been anywhere more exotic than Eastbourne.
CXRAndy
Legendary Member
No I didn't buy a place in Europe. I know a few friends who did, enjoyed my time visiting. I also saw the hassle factor maintaining a property in another country.
I've cycled the Alps, Ventoux, Alpe d Huez, cycled to Paris etc. I've done multi week motorcycle and car trips all around Europe, had to stop at Swizz borders many times. No big deal. Its nice to enjoy trips with a few quid in your pocket
Stevo 666
Senior Member
And how effective has that been?
Pross
Active Member
Nice attempt at deflection.
To answer (as I’ve already crossed ATFQ on my Stevo bingo card). Less effective than when we were in the EU and we had stronger agreements in place which was my original point when you thought I wouldn’t find evidence of your complaints about the French police.
BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
- Location
- South Tyneside
No I didn't buy a place in Europe. I know a few friends who did, enjoyed my time visiting. I also saw the hassle factor maintaining a property in another country.
I've cycled the Alps, Ventoux, Alpe d Huez, cycled to Paris etc. I've done multi week motorcycle and car trips all around Europe, had to stop at Swizz borders many times. No big deal. Its nice to enjoy trips with a few quid in your pocket
My word, you have done a lot of European Travel since Brexit.
Poacher
Regular
And all with "a few quid" in his pocket; none of those forrin euros for CXRandy!
