icowden
Epic Member
I have no worries. The only things in my M&S heritage pork chipolatas are Pork meat (92%), salt, ground black pepper, sage and water, and the meat is in natural sheep casings (lamb intestine).
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I have no worries. The only things in my M&S heritage pork chipolatas are Pork meat (92%), salt, ground black pepper, sage and water, and the meat is in natural sheep casings (lamb intestine).
Rusty Nails
Country Member
Chipolatas! Very European of you.
Psamathe
Squire
Again, as often posted here, "If there were a referendum on whether to rejoin the EU ..." but I suspect it's a non-question as much would depend on what terms. eg contributions to EU funds on the same basis are other EU countries (no rebate/Fontainbleau abatement?), even a commitment to join the €, etc. vs rejoin back on the basis we had before?
I suspect numbers would get fairly different if terms are specified (and even more different when campaign lies start given how readily far too many seem to just believe what the likes of Färange tell them).
Pblakeney
Shaman
That bit in bold is never going to be on the table.
We (well, enough) didn't know how good we had it and blew it.
Psamathe
Squire
I agree. My worry is that many answering such polls "... to join the EU ..." are answering on the basis of going back to what we had before on the same basis as previously. Lose some of the exemptions and rebates from before and some miht be answering differently.
C R
Squire
The overall result of Ashcroft's poll matches what the graun poll found earlier in the year. The overall position on EU membership hasn't really changed in the last 10 years.
Even though it seems obvious to many that leaving the EU had consequences, there's a large part of the population who think that the only consequence is that they now use a different passport queue at their holiday destination.
Even though it seems obvious to many that leaving the EU had consequences, there's a large part of the population who think that the only consequence is that they now use a different passport queue at their holiday destination.
PurplePenguin
Über Member
Aussies moaning about the trade deal with the UK. Brits are no longer forced to work on farms, so there is a shortage of workers. British workers are valued which may surprise some. Just posting here as apparently it was a one sided deal and it seems Australia is the country that wants to reopen it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm1j3jdp7w54o
One for the Burnham thread, but he does seem keen to give up lots of things.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm1j3jdp7w54o
One for the Burnham thread, but he does seem keen to give up lots of things.
Pblakeney
Shaman
Saw that story. One of my nieces went out before they removed the outback condition. She loved her stint in the outback.
Unexpected, but loved it. I'd have thought the whole point was to experience something new, not just Britain in the sun.
Stevo 666
Guru
Not sure what you were searching for there Bobz...with Brand and Walliams we've got enough leftie pervs for now.
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First Aspect
Squire
Do you want a list of right wing pervs to balance things out, or shall we stop being silly?
icowden
Epic Member
Shall we start with Brand? He isn't leftie any more.
Stevo 666
Guru
This sort of thing usually causes a bout of Leftie whatboutery.
C R
Squire
Says the whatabouter in chief.
