Predictions Thread

**Montmorency** · 06-07-2018, 00:35

Originally Posted by Pannonian

Why don't you use bookmarks or something similarly user-end oriented? Rather than impose yourself on the forum via a sticky.

Good point. I got carried away and presumed an enthusiastic adoption by Orgahs. Up to y'all.

**Pannonian** · 06-07-2018, 01:01

Originally Posted by Montmorency

Good point. I got carried away and presumed an enthusiastic adoption by Orgahs. Up to y'all.

If you look at the list of stickies, in particular the compilation threads, the last one (News of the Weird) came about because people were posting lots of threads on the same theme. With the first poster in that thread, Lemur, responsible for posting most of these weird news threads. You're asking the mods to sticky a thread to troll posters like me.

FWIW, the above prediction is a summary of what the Department for Exiting the EU (DExEU) reckons will happen in the event of a no-deal Brexit (IIRC they said Dover's inadequacy will be seen within a week), with the Highways Agency confirming that the infrastructure will not be built in time to cope and thus backing up what DExEU says, and the Freight Transport Association, the guys who carry the imports and exports to and from Dover, releasing a statement amounting to the same. They're not thinktanks, political theorists or internet posters; they're government departments and organisations of people doing the relevant job.

**Montmorency** · 06-07-2018, 01:10

Originally Posted by Pannonian

If you look at the list of stickies, in particular the compilation threads, the last one (News of the Weird) came about because people were posting lots of threads on the same theme. With the first poster in that thread, Lemur, responsible for posting most of these weird news threads. You're asking the mods to sticky a thread to troll posters like me.

FWIW, the above prediction is a summary of what the Department for Exiting the EU (DExEU) reckons will happen in the event of a no-deal Brexit (IIRC they said Dover's inadequacy will be seen within a week), with the Highways Agency confirming that the infrastructure will not be built in time to cope and thus backing up what DExEU says, and the Freight Transport Association, the guys who carry the imports and exports to and from Dover, releasing a statement amounting to the same. They're not thinktanks, political theorists or internet posters; they're government departments and organisations of people doing the relevant job.

Yes, but I would like to assure you that I'm not mocking or trolling you, I posted this out of a genuine concern for the substance of the prediction and respect for its validity.