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Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People in pyjamas in public are a great bunch of > lads. A fleece over the top and a 3 day beard is > practically the stay-at-home dad's uniform round > these parts. > > Good luck with your striving up the rockface of > corporate indifference. word. I sometimes take the woodrot offsping to skooll wearing my PJs and a dressing gown. I find that a pair of crocs completes the ensemble rather will.

I was called regarding money I may still have owed by my bank for PPI.We had a nice chat, but as I have never taken out PPI, we were unable to agree on anything.

"it is unjust to the point of slanderous to suggest that Swiss neutrality was caused by Nazi sympathies, or that Hitler's decision not to invade was the consequence of some kind of national bribe. It's a very Anglo-Saxon view point and it offends most Swiss" I am sorry, but this is historical kidology.The Swiss were working hand in hand with the Reich when formulating their refugee status, indeed post September '39 , new emigrant arrivals were repatriated whoescale based on Swiss fears of a Nazi invasion/ being swamped with foreign types. I seem to recall that pre war, the Swiss agreed with the Reichs request to stamp newly arrived german Jews passports with a bit fat J , just to ensure they were easy to identify.The SHoah institute have not exactly been fans of Swiss policies in the WW2 period. I dont have a problem with the Swiss people ( I do have a problem with their corrupt and distasteful financial system and its unerring ability to profit from global unrest and de facto corruption, embezzelement and slaughter) , but selective fact picking and a bit of hand wringing isnt the way to proceed here. The Swiss are essentially selfish - I dont mean this as a jibe or critisism, but Swiss survival is paramount, any collateral damage- financial or human - is an unfortunate by product of this inward looking perspective.bludz.

lol rofl omg wtf

oh a big one in the grounds of woodrot manor today - yes really - with a pink nose. maybe I need to get a cat

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > woodrot Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I have always found they react warmly to a gift > of > > Nazi gold > > I might skip that one today Woody. But joking > aside, what's the truth/history on that? probabaly down to their banking practices and links with the Nazis ( and any other government arounbd at the time TBF ), but It probabaly entered pop culture through the popularity of Fleming/Maclean/Innes etc and is thus now accepted as fact

no one else needs to know, your anonimity will be respected Class A,B,C ? what was the "best" , what was the worst ? Admin - this isnt a hedonistic drug porn thread, but an attempt to get serious non moralising discussion/ reminisces me ? Alcohol has to be the best/worst- some fantastic times, but some horror stories that I try to erase from my memory

I have always found they react warmly to a gift of Nazi gold

its like rubbish speed, rather like necking a bunch of DoDos and a bottle if irn bru ( not that anyone here will know What I mean ) - its an ephedrine buzz, tastes shit. Only grows in about 4 places, so not much chance of setting up a factory in yer attic. get some shit speed - cheaper, much less hassle and the better effect - i.e. feckin horrible for the first few hours, then it gets worse as you get tired, then you want to cry for the next 3 days. I hear Crokodil is the new drug of choice ( again, no one will know what I am on about innit )

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21236690 "The authors concluded that more animals are dying at the claws of cats in the United States than in road accidents, collisions with buildings or poisoning" Obviously the thick skinned cat owning idiots amongst us will spew some mealy mouthed old toss regarding their delightful little tibbles/socks/muffy captivating,endearing and non murderous habits, whilst blissfully ignoring the consequences of their selfish personal choices.

they have always been decent when i go in - changing over a full set of wheels for one I had obtained elsewhere for free & a puncture repair for nowt, apart from a fiver or whatever for a "drink". pretty sure they have some kind of company policy to do small bits and pieces for free.

my taxes are PAYING FOR his drink. broken britain

looks like youse may all be pleasantly surprised if this comes off. pity the poor fools who may have to deal with the parking tho

I have been jailed & deported from Belarus. At no point were my pitiful wails and pleas for the British consul heeded

Kwickfit repair punctures for free is you can get there

ah feck you were the winner actually - its the place enxt door to the Blackbird

after all the dissing of a Cinema in ED stuff, I can confirm that there is indeed a plan for one here, as unlikely as it seems. Cant say any more at the minute innit

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PaulK Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who are the people you know, who can't even afford > to eat? Genuine question. > If anyone believes that 8 burgers equals a hot > meal it does mean they are thick. They could cook > healthier for ?1 so It does not mean they are > doing their best. do you honestly think that deprivation can be expressed soley in financial terms ? Yer a lucky man that you are so very very clever

this lot have like 12 pubs in teh London hood, incl the Tiger in SE5 Looks like the parent company thats owns the EDT are not part of this admininstation call http://www.caterersearch.com/Articles/17/01/2013/347102/London-pub-firm-Antic-Limited-in-administration.htm So a non ED story then. oh

its getting colder. I cant open the door anymore. mrs Rot went out some time ago for milk and hasnt returned. its so cold. I cant feel my hands any more. The last crumbs of Xmas pannetone from Xmas have gone & all we have left to drink is a third of a bottle of Lidl mulled style wine drink. not sure If I will survive tonight...................

more tartan tinged haut cuisine http://23x.net/13/what-is-a-deep-fried-pizza.html

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For me its just another wake up call as to where > some crap food actually comes from. Some (who > enjoy mechanically recovered flavoured meats) will > be like "meh its just food". Anyone who cares will > avoid anyway. > > The source is looking more like a meat producer on > the continent and that got me thinking about the > numbers. Meat sludge from France is shipped to > Ireland (by lorry), rusk /spice and crap are > added, then they are shipped back to the UK by > lorry frozen. And 8 burgers are sold for ?1. > > It's almost evil. > > Edit: Taking out all that overhead, I reckon each > burger has meat with a value of 2 to 4 pence. the scotch seem to like this kind oif thing after a bevvy http://23x.net/5/what-is-a-munchy-box.html I can imagine how good this tastes at 3AM when you are blootered

everytthing that is left after the steaks n ting have been removed. A high pressure jet is often used to blast everything else off the bones - this sludge is sucked up, becomes the first stage of MRM & ground up to a meaty mulch nom nom nom