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[Youri McAnespie]

3 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

😄

I bet folk wouldn't have the foggiest.

A mate's a craft beer twat - when I've had a sip of some of his daft priced piss I can honestly say you could pick up better in Home Bargains or say Sainsbury's for owt from 69p to £2-ish.

[miamiwhite]

Spider's mates dumping him now

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-55423267

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Youri McAnespie said:

I bet folk wouldn't have the foggiest.

A mate's a craft beer twat - when I've had a sip of some of his daft priced piss I can honestly say you could pick up better in Home Bargains or say Sainsbury's for owt from 69p to £2-ish.

I had a pack of 4 from HB (13 Guns IPA?) and it was perfectly serviceable for easy, normal, drinking.

 

[Spider]

6 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

Spider's mates dumping him now

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-55423267

Fake news

[miamiwhite]

2 minutes ago, Spider said:

Fake news

Obviously fella. West Brom must be winning 5 nil as well.

[miamiwhite]

11 minutes ago, Ani said:

Why am I desperate ? 

I think the wink shows it was in jest, though you can gladly run your critical eye over the rest pal.

[Youri McAnespie]

6 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

I had a pack of 4 from HB (13 Guns IPA?) and it was perfectly serviceable for easy, normal, drinking.

 

What's 'easy normal drinking' - not getting hammered on sommat about 10% whilst pretending you like the quality and taste?

You're lot are no different to dossers supping Special Brew or Karpackie - just more money/less sense. 😃

 

[Ani]

1 hour ago, miamiwhite said:

Least of our Brexit ideals as you know you little desperate tinker 😉 

Re those from North of the border, said it many times already, they really haven't thought the economic side of independence over. Though Sturgeon and her bigots would be happy with the EU passport, how ironic, a huge loss in GDP, struggle to loan funds, not the sovereignty they originally expect and scenes like The Gorbals again.

That isn't Project Thistle, that is reality.

Still not sure what the reply has to do with my message you quoted ? What does ‘least of our Brexit ideals’ actually mean ? 
 

On the Jocks if they just want the opportunity to define their own future irrespective of the economic impact that does have echoes of Brexit where the vast majority of economic forecasts were for at least a short term economic downturn. As I thought Brexit was a bad idea it follows I think independence would be a bad idea. I do not understand how the SNP hate one but love the other. 

[Guest]

25 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

SNP voting No Deal

Those who suspected Boris was hell bent on going No Deal, are going... no deal

[Tonge moor green jacket]

26 minutes ago, Cheese said:

So the cost of our food going up is something to celebrate now? Excellent.

However, in time they may also come down.

The EU does not have FTAs with lots of places, including some that sell us food.

Therefore, we could sort our own, thus reducing prices.

On a different level, food is generally cheap and is subject to huge wastefulness.

We throw away around 44% of the bread we produce: there is a bigger issue at play than a simplistic price comment.

 

[Tonge moor green jacket]

5 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

Those who suspected Boris was hell bent on going No Deal, are going... no deal

They wouldn't if the vote was going to be close.

[Escobarp]

1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

They wouldn't if the vote was going to be close.

It’s posturing plain and simple. Gets them air time. It’s all they want

[Ani]

1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

We throw away around 44% of the bread we produce: there is a bigger issue at play than a simplistic price comment.

 

Our kids genuinely do not think you should eat the end crusts on a loaf of bread. ( by ‘our kids’ I mean the ones who live in our house not kids generally as far as I know) 

[Tonge moor green jacket]

2 minutes ago, Ani said:

Our kids genuinely do not think you should eat the end crusts on a loaf of bread. ( by ‘our kids’ I mean the ones who live in our house not kids generally as far as I know) 

Weird, my lad tends not to neither.

However the crust isn't nearly half the loaf.

Apparently, even more spuds are wasted.

Its ridiculous. 

[miamiwhite]

9 minutes ago, Ani said:

Still not sure what the reply has to do with my message you quoted ? What does ‘least of our Brexit ideals’ actually mean ? 
 

On the Jocks if they just want the opportunity to define their own future irrespective of the economic impact that does have echoes of Brexit where the vast majority of economic forecasts were for at least a short term economic downturn. As I thought Brexit was a bad idea it follows I think independence would be a bad idea. I do not understand how the SNP hate one but love the other. 

That's Sturgeon's lot for you pal and coincides with the fish 😃 

If you check the forecasts for the Jocks, it's of much greater concern.

Like I say though, if they want to go, that is their choice but I do fear they will have one serious shock ahead.

[ZiggyStardust]

34 minutes ago, Cheese said:

So the cost of our food going up is something to celebrate now? Excellent.

Who is celebrating ?

I was merely noting that the huge increases are not happening. I think, but I may be wrong, that you was one of those stating that this would happen. Apologies in advance if not.

I'm sure you would agree that will be no noticeable price increases s is good, unless of course you would prefer massive increases to prove some sort of moral victory ?

 

[Escobarp]

2 minutes ago, Ani said:

Our kids genuinely do not think you should eat the end crusts on a loaf of bread. ( by ‘our kids’ I mean the ones who live in our house not kids generally as far as I know) 

Best bit for me When it’s toasted. 
 

on food waste we’ve made a real effort in our house and very rarely throw food out now that has just gone rotten veg/fruit etc. it’s a huge issue in the Uk. 

[miamiwhite]

9 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

However, in time they may also come down.

The EU does not have FTAs with lots of places, including some that sell us food.

Therefore, we could sort our own, thus reducing prices.

On a different level, food is generally cheap and is subject to huge wastefulness.

We throw away around 44% of the bread we produce: there is a bigger issue at play than a simplistic price comment.

 

The Tesco chap we won't even notice it, unlike the food shortages, empty shelves, Moscow '80 style queues which Cheese promised us, aligned with army on the streets and huge increases.......

If I was him, I'd concentrate on......

[miamiwhite]

5 minutes ago, ZiggyStardust said:

Who is celebrating ?

I was merely noting that the huge increases are not happening. I think, but I may be wrong, that you was one of those stating that this would happen. Apologies in advance if not.

I'm sure you would agree that will be no noticeable price increases s is good, unless of course you would prefer massive increases to prove some sort of moral victory ?

 

He's desperate mate and running on fumes now

[Tonge moor green jacket]

1 minute ago, Escobarp said:

Best bit for me When it’s toasted. 
 

on food waste we’ve made a real effort in our house and very rarely throw food out now that has just gone rotten veg/fruit etc. it’s a huge issue in the Uk. 

Mate, I'm always having a go at the shit that wife/lad order on the click and collect. She gets it from her mum; some sort of maternal thing I reckon, whereby all sorts have to be bought in case they might be wanted.

Not what is needed.

 

[Escobarp]

5 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Mate, I'm always having a go at the shit that wife/lad order on the click and collect. She gets it from her mum; some sort of maternal thing I reckon, whereby all sorts have to be bought in case they might be wanted.

Not what is needed.

 

We started a few months ago to write a menu for the week. Then do the shopping to fit that. Saved us about hundred quid a month on average in what we were spending and essentially wasting. That’s 1200 a year. 

[masi 51]

25 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

Those who suspected Boris was hell bent on going No Deal, are going... no deal

Boris could do worse by instructing his MPS to vote no deal.....The labour, SNP And Liberal Democrats would be victims of the biggest bluff in History and could not complain.......Go on Boris be brave

[ZiggyStardust]

4 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

We started a few months ago to write a menu for the week. Then do the shopping to fit that. Saved us about hundred quid a month on average in what we were spending and essentially wasting. That’s 1200 a year. 

Its one of the things that lockdown actually benefited us with.

Rather than us both going round the supermarkets impulse buying, she went alone, with a list, and kept to that.

It also meant we had 'proper' food, as we planned meals, rather than relied upon suff we would have bought for the freezer, and kept 'in case'

[Ani]

2 minutes ago, ZiggyStardust said:

Its one of the things that lockdown actually benefited us with.

Rather than us both going round the supermarkets impulse buying, she went alone, with a list, and kept to that.

It also meant we had 'proper' food, as we planned meals, rather than relied upon suff we would have bought for the freezer, and kept 'in case'

My missus is good for making sure we have proper meals everyday lots of veg and uses any left overs to make soups. We went through the weekly menu thing at start of lockdown. Cost me money as we went from ‘whoever’ paying to me paying every time. 😟

[Winchester White]

The issue all along for me was leaving with no deal. We now have a deal and therefore all is good as far as I am concerned. Obviously there are bound to be some shitty parts of the terms and some good bits too hopefully.