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In an earlier post I described an interview at the prefecture where an English lass was being asked to provide proof of resources before getting a carte de sejour. She was being asked as a citizen of an EU country.

More facts: Population Germany 82.79 million Population UK 66.02 million So this person wants equal voting rights for a country with a smaller population - is he from the USA?

Please don't include fadecrap videos in the thread they make it jump

Probably left for OEM bike builders so they can set their value(s) there.

Probably at some time in the future you will discover that you would like a bigger battery when you start going further afield.

Should read: "Will not handle a 48v battery hot off the charger", mine handles LiPo 12S charged to 49.8 peak just fine.

And Fiat Chrysler are investing in Italy, doesn't leave a lot of american car manufacturers - Tesla maybe? The great Trump can't understand why European countries don't buy more US cars - because they aren't adapted to our roads? Then again Americans aren't buying them either, they are buying...

Except maybe Delaware?

Do you mean he is a crook? Hey he wasn't lying about the straight bananas was he? Cripes!

It is accurate. We should be heading towards an ice age.

Still having problems understanding how the EU works I see. A clue: it is'nt a political organisation (yet).

My narrative that both those referendums were about ratifying an EU treaty and never about voting to stay or to leave?

And like me you know what happened between the first and second referendum, a couple of clauses of the treaty were rewritten according to Irish wishes. And there were no lies told by the "No" camp in the campaign running up to the referendum? Remind you of something?

You can't expect someone who doesn't understand how the EU works to understand how Ireland works Dan...

A few facts maybe? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-fourth_Amendment_of_the_Constitution_Bill_2001 It wasn't the same referendum, it was about modifying the constitution so as to accept the Nice treaty.

With a vast (synonyms: huge, extensive, expansive, broad, wide, boundless, immeasurable, limitless, infinite, enormous, gigantic, very big, very large, great, giant, massive, colossal, mammoth, immense, tremendous, mighty, stupendous, monumental, epic, prodigious, mountainous, monstrous...

2% has never been "vast" in anybody's book...

If the motor has 250 W printed on the label it is legal. Motors are under rated by the manufacturer, they can take much more - a common 250 W hub motor will handle up to 1 kW without problems. Over about 1.2 kW you will start to have heat problems and the first things to go will be the nylon...

Her and the extreme right wing of the Tory party maybe? The big problem is that the modern extreme right is more efficient at communication than the mainstream, they are punching way above their weight. I may have to join facecr@p just so that I can check user profiles, thanks to "social" media...

As a link to the climate change thread - post brexit you won't have to import EU red wine you will be making your own! You already make above average white wines if reports I have read are to be believed (I need to taste to believe :)).