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We’ve all been entertained this week by the stream of Tweets from the ex-political editor of the Mail and former chief aide to the BrexSec DDavis, James Chapman.
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I'm guessing he got a call from his lawyers? Luckily for us the internet never forgets.
He's still going !
https://twitter.com/jameschappers/status/897962759450656769
Lol. I think people finding out he's been on Pornhub is the least of his worries at this point.
"Don't believe in conspiracy theories but 3 times have been locked out of @Twitter account. Never happened before #nicetryheywood #byebye"
He IS the bloody state !
https://twitter.com/jameschappers/status/897976847111258113
Must be some cracking ouzo.
It may be a sideshow in the grand scheme of things, but he's lifting the lid on the unhealthy symbiosis between certain politicians and journalists.
Supermarkets are really, really expensive. Bread in the UK is about $1/loaf; in the US it's $2-4. Unbelievable. Not clear why bread is priced so differently.
Australian and NZ wine is much cheaper. Dog Point Marlborough Sauvignion Blanc is £18/bottle in the UK, and $12/bottle in the US.
Yay!
(The above is steeped in sarcasm btw in case anyone couldn't tell)
The cheese here is rubbish. Even Whole Foods (which you'd think would have a pretty good selection) is pretty shit.
Alternatively The Butcher at Crystal Cove is awesome for cheese but the prices are eye watering
https://twitter.com/MSmithsonPB/status/897725234777923586
He apparently doesn't mind that, in order to get here in the first place, most of them would have been 'forcibly fingerpinted' already, in accordance with the Schengen rules for biometric passports.
Some credibility has, however, been lost by some people on Twitter who seemed to continue to take him seriously, or consider him some sort of "threat", long after it was obvious that he was merely a vacuous trollitanical megabooliak.
The problem with Brexit is simple
The argument boils down to is our parliament sovereign or are the people sovereign. The remainers believe the former, brexiters think the latter
No work tomorrow, I assume.
whats it like to be a resident of Trumpton rcs ?
People seem more exercised over Charlottesville on pb, than in LA.
just dont start them on Brexit
Why???
Understanding why a simple concoction of wheat, yeast and heat is massively more expensive in one place than another is much less easy.
I seek wisdom, not easy answers.
home made sourdough is great if you have the patience but doesnt keep as long shop bought bread
In my village I am the ethnic minority
5. Bread
The aerated cake that passes for bread in this country is so unpleasant that you’ll probably end up relying on alternative starch sources, like pasta, rice and potatoes. But if you do stick with supermarket loaves, expect to pay around $4.99.
http://www.bbcamerica.com/anglophenia/2012/07/10-things-that-are-pricier-in-the-u-s
I live in Jakarta and the shop bread here can be excellent but expensive - so use a Panasonic bread maker - though finding decent bread flour in the US may be a challenge, as here. I use plain bread flour and add stuff - bran, nuts, seeds.
In the sandpit the bread comes in at $1.50, and it's made with flour that's been on a boat trip from Europe.
Hope he gets the help he quite clearly needs.
with armed guards too
http://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/ausland/bulgarien-will-grenze-zur-tuerkei-verstaerkt-mit-militaer-schuetzen-15154914.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-us-canada-40956919/us-woman-confronts-her-neighbour-over-nazi-flag
https://youtu.be/VXVMIOT-EFg
Turns out I was right.
Do Americans eat bread a lot with everything?
Do you still think the people who said such things were 'pathetic'?
We all make mistakes but taking Chapman seriously was, well, shall we say courageous.
http://www.politico.eu/article/uk-faces-e2-billion-eu-payment-for-china-fraud-trade/amp/
I entirely agreed with something Jeremy Corbyn said.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.lbc.co.uk/politics/parties/labour/jeremy-corbyn/silencing-big-ben-not-national-disaster-corbyn/
Incidentally I shall not be coming back on here today for a variety of reasons. Please do not assume if you don't hear from me that A-levels were a disaster, although I'm naturally nervous.
Good luck to those with family members getting results.
*grabs the popcorn*
I seem to remember it was quite a bit sweeter and took longer to go stale...
Perhaps bread/day price is similar.
seems thats theres lots of it while were in it too
Have we killed as many as the German auto industry?
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/16/uk-government-border-proposals-ireland-brexit-position-paper
You mean you were enjoying the smears !
https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/mvke38/all-the-evidence-we-could-find-about-fred-trumps-alleged-involvement-with-the-kkk
If a new so-called centrist party is to be set up, why not call it Denial, or perhaps Hubris?
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/17/centrists-attack-left-extremists-labour-moderates?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Any light touch customs arrangement post Brexit requires mutual trust and honesty. We may have blotted our copybook.