1st of November, what will it be like?

[Greythundercloudys]

What will it be like on that date and weeks after if as it looks like we leave with no back up plans, will lorrys just go over the Irish border and what about port and people flying in to Europe, l thing it will just have to carry on the same as normal who is going to stop lorrys etc, no one.

 

[bobk]

What will it be like on that date and weeks after if as it looks like we leave with no back up plans, will lorrys just go over the Irish border and what about port and people flying in to Europe, l thing it will just have to carry on the same as normal who is going to stop lorrys etc, no one.

Flying has been sorted , as has haulage , however will the goods be accepted ....

 

[CharcoalWally]

Dull, grey, overcast, might be raining, but then, we've had some nice sunny November's too. National Hunt season will be getting into full swing.

Oh, the suspense. .....

 

[7610 super q]

 

[Beowulf]

It'll be a Friday, so the kids will want bacon sandwiches for breakfast (a tradition I should never have bloody started).

It's the first of November, so every f**king shop in the known universe will begin playing the same 7 Christmas songs on repeat, 24 hours a day.

Whatever happens, the sun will still rise in the morning and set in the evening; so the earth will still be spinning.

Apart from that, no idea.

 

[boumaticboy]

What will it be like on that date and weeks after if as it looks like we leave with no back up plans, will lorrys just go over the Irish border and what about port and people flying in to Europe, l thing it will just have to carry on the same as normal who is going to stop lorrys etc, no one.

Probably similar to the millennium bug.remember that! Planes were gonna fall out of the sky everything was gonna be a disaster. What happened? ......... nothing changed apart from the date

 

[Gong Farmer]

I'll be wetting myself with excitement.....


But only because it's my birthday the next day.

 

[bobk]

I think we'll find out pretty quick how important UK farmers are .

 

[Jackov Altraids]

My thoughts about leaving the EU has always been that the amount of chaos will be inversely related to the time to get things sorted.
After 3 years of mild chaos with f**kall happening, a couple weeks of bedlam will be well worth it as solutions for most issues will soon get sorted and then we can really plan for the future.

 

[Beowulf]

My thoughts about leaving the EU has always been that the amount of chaos will be inversely related to the time to get things sorted.
After 3 years of mild chaos with fudgeall happening, a couple weeks of bedlam will be well worth it as solutions for most issues will soon get sorted and then we can really plan for the future.

Exactly my thoughts. I voted to remain, but democracy was put into action and a different outcome was decided. If we are going to leave then we should get on with it, and kicking the can down the road isn't going to get us a better deal.

Even if we leave on 31st October without a deal, it will suddenly focus minds on both sides of the channel and lead to deals being done to contain the disruption.

 

[marco]

My thoughts about leaving the EU has always been that the amount of chaos will be inversely related to the time to get things sorted.
After 3 years of mild chaos with fudgeall happening, a couple weeks of bedlam will be well worth it as solutions for most issues will soon get sorted and then we can really plan for the future.

God forbid you make a plan before you leave

 

[Bald Rick]

God forbid you make a plan before you leave

Planning’s for wimps.

We’ve got Bozza now so nothing possibly can go wrong

 

[bobk]

God forbid you make a plan before you leave

You're the ones who should be making plans

 

[Jackov Altraids]

God forbid you make a plan before you leave

Of course there are plans and if everyone accepted we were 100% definitely going to no longer be a member of the EU on 1/11/19, with or without a deal, the plans would be even better and more comprehensive.
The cliff edge has been an anti-leave creation to scare. There will be problems and unresolved issues but necessity is the mother of invention.
Anything other than to leave on that date will cause the most intense upset and confusion for the foreseeable future. Extra referendums, revoking article 50, general elections or extensions, all create more problems rather than solve any.

 

[spin cycle]

i'll be scratching my head wondering wondering if to put the tups in

 

[czechmate]

I can't see there being any difference here. Mind, change is very slow and it wouldn't look out of place if a Panzer tank rolled along the road

 

[dowcow]

Probably similar to the millennium bug.remember that! Planes were gonna fall out of the sky everything was gonna be a disaster. What happened? ......... nothing changed apart from the date

I was quite into computers in the years before the millennium, and the entire reason nothing happened is most companies with any sense had a team of programmers going through their legacy code and correcting anything which was going to cause problems. It cost a lot of money, but they knew what was going to happen and fixed it in time so that planes didn't literally fall out of the sky. Lots of programmers got quite rich out of the thing too.

The problem with Brexit is that still to this day no-one knows what Brexit is. It is absurd that something like this hasn't been worked out, and yet a date has been set for it regardless.

 

[AndrewM]

i wouldn't want to be a northern Irish dairy supplier sending milk across the border, apart from that who knows

 

[uztrac]

Spot of partridge shooting,with a few early pheasants for good measure.

 

[farmerm]

One for the Brexitiers…. just remember though, cheaper isn't always better!