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Originally posted by Paddy View PostNot half as funny as NATO yesterday placed an order for a load on new MIG engines from Russia!
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Originally posted by Bee View PostCould we discuss the origin of the British Breakfast?
In the Hotels, I can't stand the "horrible" smell of eggs and bacon early in the morning.
I like eggs and bacon but early in the mornig, Jesus Christ!!!! Why.
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostFlippin' eck, even tea gets controversial round here - is it any wonder politics descends into ladybags every 5 minutes.
I'm off to Liverpool tonight, capital of 'taking offence at stuff'. I think i'll have to gaffer tape my gob shut and drink through a straw....
In the Hotels, I can't stand the "horrible" smell of eggs and bacon early in the morning.
I like eggs and bacon but early in the mornig, Jesus Christ!!!! Why.
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostFlippin' eck, even tea gets controversial round here - is it any wonder politics descends into ladybags every 5 minutes.
I'm off to Liverpool tonight, capital of 'taking offence at stuff'. I think i'll have to gaffer tape my gob shut and drink through a straw....
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostTrying to absolve yourself from upsetting the purveyors of fine Scottish Wee Tea, it's the naughty step for you sunshine
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostTasty link, BTW, can't beat a growler, or a pork pie
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostAww, this is CUK General - nowt is taken seriously here. As cojak points out, it was just a play on words; if i'd got myself a pork pie shop and marketed it as a Barry's Growlers i'd be expecting the same response.
I was actually thinking the plants might make a good christmas present for a green fingered relative, so don't judge too harshly. Tell you what, if you send me a sample i'll be happy to assess the quality and report to the assembled masses.
Tasty link, BTW, can't beat a growler, or a pork pieLast edited by MrMarkyMark; 12 November 2016, 12:19.
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What to discuss next?
Flippin' eck, even tea gets controversial round here - is it any wonder politics descends into ladybags every 5 minutes.
I'm off to Liverpool tonight, capital of 'taking offence at stuff'. I think i'll have to gaffer tape my gob shut and drink through a straw....
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Originally posted by TamOBraan View PostA single search engine enquiry would have allowed anyone to see what we're doing here- why rubbish it?
w ww.fortnumandmason.com/fortnums/our-exclusive-scottish-tea
I was actually thinking the plants might make a good christmas present for a green fingered relative, so don't judge too harshly. Tell you what, if you send me a sample i'll be happy to assess the quality and report to the assembled masses.
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Originally posted by TamOBraan View Postw ww.ft.com/content/c1806f2c-b071-11e5-b46e-3ef837cafba3
w ww.thetimes.co.uk/tto/life/food/article4380439.ece
w .thescottishfarmer.co.uk/lifestyle/cls_features/14767345.For_all_the_tea_in_Scotland/ - Scottish tea growers cash in on new crop (From The Scottish Farmer)
Can you advise how much of your product, in grams, you recommend for a medium 4 cup pot.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by cojak View PostAnd this is an IT Contractor's forum discussing a non-judgemental throwaway comment.
Take a read of the future IR35 legislation and we might find middle ground.
Otherwise, welcome.
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And this is an IT Contractor's forum discussing a non-judgemental throwaway comment.
Take a read of the future IR35 legislation and we might find middle ground.
Otherwise, welcome.
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We're trying to build an industry and sustainable form of alternative UK agronomy.
w ww.ft.com/content/c1806f2c-b071-11e5-b46e-3ef837cafba3
w ww.thetimes.co.uk/tto/life/food/article4380439.ece
w .thescottishfarmer.co.uk/lifestyle/cls_features/14767345.For_all_the_tea_in_Scotland/ - Scottish tea growers cash in on new crop (From The Scottish Farmer)
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