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ASCPFC said:
What's funny, again, is that Labour poll below Torys in Wales. Below Tories. Let the popularity of this government sink in.
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Mid term polls only shock the politically uninitiated the chance for the world and his wife to have a moan as significant as P***ing in the sea. a bit of fun tho'.
 
Frenchaigle said:
Live here , when you fill in the profile for the site it's ask s country of residence .
As for snails you only taste the garlic parsley butter, end of the day say are same as seafood , mussels , clams all similar .
Believe me the French don't get some British cuisine .
As a Chef myself I would say they had a point 40 odd years ago , but British cuisine with all it's influences now is great .
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Must be why the best restaurants in France import British beef instead of using their own.
 
silvertop said:
But yet Farage has sought to distance on his party from Trump on Greenland.
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Well yeah.....I read your post on Farage and I don't think you quite get that situation. Maybe you haven't noticed what the Trump relationship is with the right wing in other countries generally.....Trump, isn't actually that right wing, he's more of a right wing Democrat from the 80s (which I suppose is right wing in today's terms) but this disconnect means that.....unless he likes you....that everyone else is competition.....including the right in other countries.

Trump sees the EU negatively, for several reasons, and Brexit was a watershed moment that emboldened many in America during the waning of the Obama administration. Farage was the face of that and they became friends......How well he gets on with you being more important to Trump than political ideology.....it's all about self interest for Trump.

Farage, however has to deal with his real world situation in the UK. While the real right in the UK are anti EU for nationalistic and political reasons that doesn't mean that the US can just militarily threaten a Nato European nation. Throwing tariffs on top of that doesn't improve things.....I agree with the AfD in Germany calling for trade with Russia.....Now that would shut Trump up over Greenland for sure as one of the big gains for the US has been to pull Germany and Russia apart (the general US policy since WW2).

If support for Trump confuses you on the right, then understand that the state of the Democrats is so left wing on social policies that supporting them is out of the question. You may not agree with that but for many of us the Democrats are morally evil on some issues.

But personally I recently think Trump has gone off the rails and I suspect stuff is going on behind the scenes to push back on that.

We will see.
 
Spindle said:
Must be why the best restaurants in France import British beef instead of using their own.
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French meat is generally dire.
 
ASCPFC said:
They gave me a horse steak in a restaurant, I didn't order it and they all stood around expecting me to be disgusted. It was bloody and really nice to be fair. Obviously, I'd had a few drinks. I then had donkey in Italy. Was quite nice too.
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Did Donkey enjoy it?
 
ASCPFC said:
They did call it ass.
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So it was a nice piece of ass?

Someone asked them why you called them Donkey.

They said, Eyore eyore eyoreways calls me that.
 
Hrolf The Ganger said:
French meat is generally dire.
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I bedded a couple of French girls back in the early 90s during my Pret A Manger days (I worked in the kitchen in one of their first outlets...which was a converted bank opposite Liverpool Street station).

Maybe they thought that French meat was generally dire as well.....I can't remember.

French birds seemed more sensual and adventurous than your average British bird.....but that was probably just the type of girl who travels abroad when young.

Man, the stuff that went on during those days.
 
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Stirlingsays said:
I bedded a couple of French girls back in the early 90s during my Pret A Manger days (I worked in the kitchen in one of their first outlets...which was a converted bank opposite Liverpool Street station).

Maybe they thought that French meat was generally dire as well.....I can't remember.

French birds seemed more sensual and adventurous than your average British bird.....but that was probably just the type of girl who travels aboard when young.

Man, the stuff that went on during those days.
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They obviously fancied a bit of English sausage for a change.
 
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