Shindig

[meridian]

The EU already has a massive (42,000 bottle) wine cellar - could they not use some of that?

https://www.ft.com/content/bb899c94-...a-0c4dce033ade

More valuable than Gordon Brown's gold as an investment.

[PurpleGorilla]

Shindig

The EU already has a massive (42,000 bottle) wine cellar - could they not use some of that?

https://www.ft.com/content/bb899c94-...a-0c4dce033ade

[tarbera]

A mere £50K, chicken feed to British MP's

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politi...use-Parliament

[Mordac]

We held a lot of young farmers balls round here back in the day.

Course you did...fnarr fnarr

[Mordac]

£48600 across 1200 -1400 staff is around £40 per head, no? Truly extravagant.

Yes, the plebs get cheap wine and some Polish canapes, whereas Juncker and his cronies will be on the Latour and caviar (every week)

[AtW]

Great movie that one!

[shaunbhoy]

PS: I am willing to dress up as a young farmer.

No, please don't!!

[Paddy]

That word reminds me of the days when I used to go to a lot of barn dances.

We held a lot of young farmers balls round here back in the day.

Don't seem to be in vogue any more.

Perhaps there aren't many barns left to hold them in? All being used as business office space or the farms have been bought by rich London yuppies to use as holistic healing retreats.

When did you last have young farmers balls?

PS: I am willing to dress up as a young farmer.

[Pip in a Poke]

We still have them in North Devon. Perhaps not balls as such, but a farmer down the road from me regularly has discos in one of his barns, and last Guy Fawkes night he had one with a big bonfire and fireworks display, which was quite brave as there was a large barn full of hay nearby and the maniacs letting off the fireworks weren't always as accurate as they should have been!

Yes, we had those too along with ceilidhs. Straw bales for furniture was always the order of the day.

[OwlHoot]

That word reminds me of the days when I used to go to a lot of barn dances.

We held a lot of young farmers balls round here back in the day.

Don't seem to be in vogue any more.

Perhaps there aren't many barns left to hold them in? All being used as business office space or the farms have been bought by rich London yuppies to use as holistic healing retreats.

We still have them in North Devon. Perhaps not balls as such, but a farmer down the road from me regularly has discos in one of his barns, and last Guy Fawkes night he had one with a big bonfire and fireworks display, which was quite brave as there was a large barn full of hay nearby and the maniacs letting off the fireworks weren't always as accurate as they should have been!