Wow! I have at last found a genuine Brexit Benefit! In UK we can still order the 2.0 ND, but our European friends can only order the 1.5!
Who’d have thought it!
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I’d have though it.
It arises from having the freedom to make our own laws.
You might have meant the EU market, not ‘Europe’? As the UK as a country is still in the same place on the map and hasn’t been moved by some kind of super rapid continental drift 
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So 1 good thing came from Brexit then. Just 1. But let’s all celebrate our ‘freedom’ from the EU. There isn’t an eyeroll emoji big enough.
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I imagine political discussion is prohibited on this platform but I think I might be forgiven for saying I’d willingly forgo the two-litre ND in exchange for our young people’s access to Erasmus as part of a wider freedom of movement (please note that doesn’t necessarily mean greater immigration from non-EU states).
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It is… And the B word even more so.
What happened to the word filter? Anyone for Croquet?
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Ha - a game invented in Ireland and named by a French resident in the UK. Absolute freedom of movement in the 1850s…
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only by horse 
You’ve imagined correctly.
You are reminded to the necessity to refrain from political discourse on the forum.
Thank you.
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Works differently on this software, the b word wasn’t included in the default list, however given its ability to turn adults hiding behind keyboards into children it’s now on the naughty list again (for new posts).
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Children can’t vote!
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Wondered for a moment why some thread t i tles have suddenly become infected by little black squares - think your auto censor needs some tweaking as, for example, “Al b u m” and “T i t les” aren’t naughty words… 
It does seem to be misfiring… will take a look, though will be tomorrow.
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