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Wanna Argument?
As Europe says 'hello' to the euro, is the UK sound as a pound?

Say Euro, wave goodbye! |

Leave the legacy currency alone! |
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So, the euro's been launched then. What a success! |
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So what! Just because they didn't lose too much money on the way to stock the cashpoints. |
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Don't mock. Pretty soon we'll all be paying for everything in euros. |
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Yeah right! I think not. |
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Of course there are! And we may be mad for not joining now. | |
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Aha! As I suspected, another hopeless piece of European madness. It's a political project and they haven't considered the risks of it. Are there any benefits for Europe in this? |
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There you go! As I've said, the euro's here to stay and it's only a matter of time before we get it. |
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As President Bush would say, 'Not over my dead body'! But you know what I mean. There's still more to it than you make out. What if the whole thing goes pear-shaped? |
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Well then? |
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I told you it would be a disaster, just like the ERM. |
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But it wouldn't happen like that again, 'cos the Government's set five economic tests to help judge if and when it's right to join. |
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And I bet one of the tests is the number of expenses-paid trips around Europe the politicians get! |
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You're getting cynical again. |
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There, you see. I told you it was all above board. |
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Of course. How wrong of me to doubt you! By the way, any thoughts on the questions a referendum should ask? |
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Errm. Think that'll have to wait until another time. |
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Thought so! |
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