Euro on the brink of collapse

[grumbler]

Prove it then.

I don't need to.  I am not interested in your trolly little debate club. 

I said though I'd imagine this would be moreso with the less important states in the middle of the country than major states.

No, you never said that, but that's not really important because it probably isn't true.  Of the major states, more probably come from other major states than neighboring, minor states.  Thus, more Californians in New York than people from Connecticut. More people in Texas from Ohio than from Oklahoma.  Etc.

[grumbler]

That said. California.

San Diego was the best place I ever lived, hands down.

[grumbler]

Ed, there's anime in there.

Ed loves anime.  He pretends not to in order to fit his artificial self-image.

Besides, he'd rather play forum policeman than talk about taking a shit, so there is his own meme destroyed. 

[Ed Anger]

Ed, there's anime in there.

Ed loves anime.  He pretends not to in order to fit his artificial self-image.

Besides, he'd rather play forum policeman than talk about taking a shit, so there is his own meme destroyed. 

Forum judge, not a cop. I am judging everybody. 

And I shit out a nightstick this morning.

[grumbler]

Forum judge, not a cop. I am judging everybody. 

Everyone is doing that! 

We just are not all posting anime in order to try to reflect true feelings.

And I shit out a nightstick this morning.

That's what i wanted to hear.










I was wondering where my night stick had gone.

[Agelastus]

Ed, there's anime in there.

Ed loves anime.  He pretends not to in order to fit his artificial self-image.

Besides, he'd rather play forum policeman than talk about taking a shit, so there is his own meme destroyed. 

Forum judge, not a cop. I am judging everybody. 

And I shit out a nightstick this morning.

TMI!!!

[The Brain]

but I would think that the citizens of Greece and Ireland would disagree with you. While "death spiral" is an exagerration, the Euro is one of the major factors in the strangulation of their economies at the moment.

No one cares about the Irish and Greeks.

[Ed Anger]

Ed, there's anime in there.

Ed loves anime.  He pretends not to in order to fit his artificial self-image.

Besides, he'd rather play forum policeman than talk about taking a shit, so there is his own meme destroyed. 

Forum judge, not a cop. I am judging everybody. 

And I shit out a nightstick this morning.

TMI!!!

Fucker even had the handle like the PR-24.

[Agelastus]

Ed, there's anime in there.

Ed loves anime.  He pretends not to in order to fit his artificial self-image.

Besides, he'd rather play forum policeman than talk about taking a shit, so there is his own meme destroyed. 

Forum judge, not a cop. I am judging everybody. 

And I shit out a nightstick this morning.

TMI!!!

Fucker even had the handle like the PR-24.

Hmmm.....

That would, I am sure, hurt a bit.

OK. Not TMI then...

[Ed Anger]

It plopped right out. 

[Alcibiades]

Wouldn't like to be the Greek PM right now; getting told-off like a naughty schoolboy by a bunch of Germans 

The Germans should have never left. 

We all say the same about Poland.   

[garbon]

No one speaks of Poland in polite company.

[Martinus]

Wouldn't like to be the Greek PM right now; getting told-off like a naughty schoolboy by a bunch of Germans 

The Germans should have never left. 

We all say the same about Poland.   

Perhaps not with respect to the nazis, but I have always been saying it would have probably been a good thing if Poland continued to be ruled from Berlin after 1918. Berlin has a gay mayor, for one.

[Martinus]

The different EU states also have different legal systems, this can be quite a significant barrier.

Job qualifications are mutually recognized and there are free movement of workers regulations and various EU labour and consumer regulations that are pretty uniform (except perhaps for the UK which opted out). So I'd say the differences are not significantly more pronounced than between legal systems of different US states, when it comes to day-to-day living and working.

[Martinus]

And people who move to New York from Kentucky would not face significant social barriers, because a huge number of people already in New York are from places like Kentucky.  We don't have anything like the (apparent) Polack clannishness.

Same can be said about Poles in London. I think you are underestimating worker mobility within the EU.