Dungeons and dragons aren't my thing....but whatever makes you happyAs in Monasteries (the multinationals of the Middle Ages) and all that. Honest toil, growing their own food, brewing their own beer, an occasional pilgrimage to lighten the mood. A bit of exploiting the poor and/or gullible with a few indulgences etc.
As in Monasteries (the multinationals of the Middle Ages) and all that. Honest toil, growing their own food, brewing their own beer, an occasional pilgrimage to lighten the mood. A bit of exploiting the poor and/or gullible with a few indulgences etc.
Not all of it is air freight. A lot came by rail and boat. And some surprising local production like at least two huge tomato grower greenhouses in Norfolk, one heated by a sugar beet refinery, another by a sewage processor.
Sounds like just another day on the farm right here...
ooh! do you do the mortification of the flesh too?
Simpleton alert.Me, I voted out and since the result I wake up every morning with a big smile on my face.
I know you're a bit slow but nearly 4 months to think of a reply?
Up the Rams, eh Sheppy?
Wat a spaz!
Not as long as it's been to think up with a benefit of Brexit.*
6 yrs?
Yep, neither you, nor anyone you know, is affected by the cost of living6 yrs?
Here's me thinking we'd been out just over 1, learn something every day.
One benefit I see almost daily is reading your (collective) posts and links to seemingly nationwide catastrophe's due to Brexit and knowing it's made f**k all difference in the big scheme of things to everyone I know.
Worth every penny.
And that's entirely down to Brexit?Yep, neither you, nor anyone you know, is affected by the cost of living
