The EU debate - Part III

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King Kustard said:
I just read about it. Only new business not existing contracts, so time for business to move.
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The price will pass through resellers and anyone without annuity volume licensing agreements.

If you think companies whose software is on a Microsoft platform can switch just like that then you really, really haven't a clue. Migration, rewrite or tender costs would be enormous with no guarantee that the new platform would be any cheaper than staying put. Microsoft are by far the biggest supplier of operating software for servers so this isn't something you can pretend will be avoided.
 
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NowsufferinginSpain said:
No, but it won't be at all pleasant, trust me!

Especially if Fox, Davis and his merry and of hard Brexiteers get their way!...
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It may well be pants for a few years but I don't see us going to oblivion.

Technically probably a recession but we will recover.

If things are terrible I'll go abroad <ok>
 
bow4fowler said:
It may well be pants for a few years but I don't see us going to oblivion.

Technically probably a recession but we will recover.

If things are terrible I'll go abroad <ok>
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Be are fully where you choose, for all the doom claimed for the UK, the EU is a basket case with a bleak future.
 
King Kustard said:
Cant see that happening, but the EU this weekend did not care, so maybe its best to lob the two fingers at them and fully exit.
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Yeah and **** ourselves for years in the process, but no-one tells Blighty what to do, we won the war you know.
 
King Kustard said:
Good job you were not born or we would have lost, I can see you surrendering at the first sign of a bomb

[HASHTAG]#Tobescoward[/HASHTAG]
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A typical response from a flag waver.

Coward? what part of not wanting us to "stick to fingers up to the EU" makes me a coward?

You ****ing imbecile.
 
King Kustard said:
Good job you were not born or we would have lost, I can see you surrendering at the first sign of a bomb

[HASHTAG]#Tobescoward[/HASHTAG]
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A thicko like you would have been in the cannon fodder regiment.

I'd have been in a bunker ;)
 
Stanley said:
We've been over this repeatedly. We're far more reliant on the EU for trade than vice versa, hence they're holding the cards.
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Maybe so, but its not in their interests to stop trading with us or dramatically reduce it.
 
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