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59 minutes ago, big_cod said:
Clueless utterly clueless and where do you think The bulk of those 1000s and 1000s of kilos of lobsters are caught under the cliffs no further then mile offshore exactly where the dredging don’t go now have you ever thought about taking up golf because you know absolutely hook up about the sea.
hahahahahaha.
Anyway cod, someone shares the same optimism as you, amazing:
quote: Remainer Jess Phillips admitted she would “fight” for the UK to rejoin the EU.
Addendum: Brexit LIVE: Not a good start! Jess Phillips makes HUMILIATING U-turn over rejoining EU
She's just done a 180 and your on your own cod
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18 minutes ago, big_cod said:
I aren’t beating a dead horse I am just giving you some facts with brexit it’s just we are leaving the rest of it with brexit is just fantasy .
No one has ever provided their mandate to join the e u's federal political expansionist regime. FACT.
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18 hours ago, big_cod said:
Your not very clued up Barry are you where do you think the bulk of lobsters are caught don’t say in a lobster pot please
they aren’t caught in wastelands of scallop dredgers but under the cliffs on the hardest of ground .Hey bas you learn something every day Barry take note .
Now your asking how many boats under 10 mtr boats fish for lobsters in the U.K they are In every single port all round the U.K. you cannot say that for bass the bass fishery is mainly on the south coast so the lobster fishery is far far bigger then the bass fishery.take note Barry
You could write a book
Dont please for gods sake it wouldn’t sell one copy especially if it has anything to do with conger fishing at Whitby .
Hey look barrry a picture of Whitby piers on the link a thriving lobster fishery here and record landings around the U.K. hit £1billion mark in2018 all those poor fishermen while being a member of the EU
https://fishingnews.co.uk/features/summary-analysis-of-uk-landings-data-2018/
ahhh so according to you, lobsters are taken from structure, and according to you it's the biggest fishery for the under tens and according to you hundreds of square miles off your coast is a wasteland. According to you all those 3 facts are correct.
now you claim there is hard ground that the draggers retractable teeth cant touch, amazing. Would it not be the case that the draggers don't target rocks, yet you have claimed they do.
So was these potters bullshining when they claimed the draggers where ruining their fishery, and you want to see then banned even further away off your coast, yet the potters according to you are having a record landing period, according to you. who is kidding who I have to ask.
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On 1/4/2020 at 5:34 AM, big_cod said:
Oil prices rise keeping his pals sweet in Texas and according to our press whether you believe them or not are saying he is endangering British troops in the region.
And Downing Street are furious with Donald trump because he gave them no warning of the attack but why would trump warn Boris Johnson off the attack it’s quite obvious he classes Boris Johnson as a nobody .your either a downing street fly on the wall or you have access to the cabinet direct to back up your claim that downing street is furious with trump, what one is it to be?
quote the Donald and his clever words of encouragement:
“The United States just spent Two Trillion Dollars on Military Equipment. We are the biggest and by far the BEST in the World!
“If Iran attacks an American Base, or any American, we will be sending some of that brand new beautiful equipment their way...and without hesitation!”
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18 minutes ago, big_cod said:
You support all of the coastal communities
yer right of course you do regenerate coastal communities with brexit let’s wait and see how that pans out that will be just pure fantasy now you tell me exactly what all this regenerate means don’t be to long on google .
Now Barry 90% of the under 10 mtr fleet catch lobsters which just by the slightest chance they sell the bulk to EU countries now you tell me what will happen if it’s a no deal brexit as Johnson has already stated we aren’t going past 2020 deadline . So all those lobsters in transit they need to be sent over the channel very quickly to arrive live in tip top condition in Spain etc millions of pounds worth every single day paid by EU countries to U.K. shell fishermen in our coastal communities.
more cobblers, how come one third of the u k under tens target the bass and the u k fishery is one of the best mixed fisheries in the world, in particular with a new management change expected. So how many of your boats are that then that fish for lobsters, how many thousands? Lobsters and crabs require structure, yet according to you, your coast has hundreds of miles of wasteland, your so very good at exaggeration, or do you forget what you have posted on a daily basis.
I don't need google to post info on the angling or fishing industry in the u k, I can quite easily write a book or two and it will be factual unlike the assuming spin and bluster you dream up.
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1 hour ago, Ken L said:
Doh!
I intended to hit the quote button on Cod's last post.
no probs, I know that so do you, cod don't that's for sure he never reads facts
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27 minutes ago, Ken L said:
Why not go outside and shout at the sky?
That or move to France.
what for, there's many from the continent paying my governors rent in east London and as such I get paid to sort out their housing issues. Why would I want to give it up.
I don't have a passport at present, think macaroon will offer free passage following Brexit, no visa.
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11 hours ago, big_cod said:
No the Tory’s are the brexit party they invented it they introduced it and they will implement it at there peril, it’s all on there shoulders Labour will be breathing much better knowing it’s what’s this lot have got on there plate because now they have to deliver .
Thw best bits are all to come it’s just been playtime hardcore is on its way .hahahahahaha, 4 million labour voters voted out and labour dumped on them. Now you are implying that the labour party have distanced themselves from Brexit, what are you like.
They should be supporting boris to get the best trade deal possible, but no, like you they will jump up and down whinging and crying how unfair it all is and do nothing for the u k plc.
Just how sick is that.
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5 hours ago, big_cod said:
You do talk some crap it’s brexit at any cost if crude oil goes up it’s the price increase is on forcourt within hours i can afford it but millions and millions can’t.
When Saudi Arabia Had there bombing heating oils all went up 6p a litre overnight so don’t tell me about price at source and price to the consumer .
If the pound went back to pre referendum levels would the price of all fuels drop dramatically of course they would i speak for millions who didn’t want brexshit and that’s more now against than for it .
You can walk about with head up your arse nothing giving a flying hook about other people but that’s brexshit all over as you have stated before brexit it’s not about the money yes it might not be for you but what about the poor bastards who struggle to pay there bills .
And with trumps brain wave in the middles east get ready for another hike in fuel prices .
dear ohh dear, more shiet from you. asda 125 for diesel, was paying that a long time ago. it was 123 but the mad mullahs now have a head ache.
Unlike you sport I support the whole of the u k's coastal communities and will do following Brexit.
Here you are admitting that you are on your soap box supporting those who didn't vote for Brexit, bully for you. That counts for diddly squat as your 150% support for skippers come to nothing but hot air, didn't it sport.
paying the bills you say, thank goodness the government supports those not so well off. They spend rather a lot of tax payers monies doing that, however that goes over your head doesn't it.
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always wondered why I hated this stuff, now I know.
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1 hour ago, big_cod said:
Never hear about south coast skippers winging about fuel so why would they .Are they going stand an deck shout at the top of there voice dear ,dear me .
You are one of these anglers who think it is all profit when you hand the cash over maybe a new engine £30,000 ,a new gearbox £10,000 , maybe a loan to pay on your vessel ,crewmen to pay, harbour dues , insurance , maintenance costs, general repairs and finally fuel costs which on some vessels run at a gallon a mile , penny dropped yet not a no chance you can’t educate wood on the subject when they know absolutely hookall about the job .
skippers do speak about engines and fuel, they don't stand on a forum soap box and cry about it like you do, they get on with running their business. Engines you say, some skippers who are clued up and on the ball always have a spare fully recon engine on stand by for when something breaks and it does. One boat in particular that has spent all it life crossing the channel weekly has had umpteen replacement engines. Do I hear them whinge like you, nope, they speak about it and get on with it. what do us lowly anglers know, the ones you talk down to, according to you nothing.
Very many trips have been cancelled last year due to the wind, do they jump up and down crying.
You had us in tears when you described how you had to replace your gear box at one time, i'll never forget that experience.
What crew do you pay, you do your own filleting on the back of the boat when your anglers have left, you supplying the local chippy.
you didn't answer Chesters question btw.
What has this got to do with your other misery, Brexit I have to ask. Start a skippers sympathy topic.
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43 minutes ago, chesters1 said:
How much do you pay per ltr for your boat fuel?
never hear the south coast skippers whinge and many have two engines.
Cod moans about road diesel, bet he has a job to do 5000 per year. that equates to 1000 per year fuel and he can claim the vat back and off set the rest against profit. And he is still whinging.
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13 minutes ago, big_cod said:
President clump he wants a war to save his skin .
don't tell me, next you will be using this as an excuse that you got your prediction so wrong in the first place, when you set this topic up. Are all bets now off? last week I recon he was due a second term, now I say he will with certainty get a second term.
What words do you describe the Iranian honchoes then. you appear to have no good words to describe anyone in authority, do you, sport.
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1 hour ago, big_cod said:
what's this junk you have sent us to read, you do know that anything that the limp dumbs want to amend won't get pass the speakers chair, only sense and sensibility will be allowed, your sure getting desperate clutching at the straws that are getting shorter by the day,
what party do you affiliate yourself to now?
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4 hours ago, big_cod said:
50% cut in water rates with a water meter that’s a very bold statement one I find very hard to believe unless you live in a 8 bedroom house and there is just you and your misses .
Now if everybody took up that 50% discount the water companies would go bankrupt.
silly me I forgot, our rateable value is higher than yours cod as you live on a council estate, anyway, she in doors was paying up to 70 quid per month in water rates and that has gone down to 40 depending on usage, so you can apply your abbott maths logic to that one. And as for gas and electric her indoors pays per a value percentage of what the supplier buys it for wholesale, so this month they have just confirmed the bill will reduce.
What you need is either a decent accountant or my missus to advise you.
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2 hours ago, snakey1 said:
well you could have always voted for corbyn and ended up with the standards of one of his favourite countries Venezuela, which are of course second to none
Corbyn is busy he has a funeral to go to, they are shovelling up the bits at the mo.
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5 hours ago, leedafeeder said:
Even if our economy grows after leaving the EU,our standards will be in the gutter,alongside the USA and Australia's. But that's what 13.9 million people voted for when voting Conservative.
The implications are enormous..
infected chicken, e u = 50%
infected chicken usa = 13%
your point being?
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2 hours ago, big_cod said:
Corbyn punishing commuters what do think this government have been doing for years come on Chester’s sky high train fares that hardly run on time mass overcrowding.Now how much were you paying in the 70s for your train travel 10 bob and a conker .
Over £4billion to shareholders since 2010 that’s how much cash has been sucked out of the railways fares are now outstripping peoples wages it’s wrong badly wrong and needs addressing .But you know what not a chance while this shower continue to govern rip the public off and give it to the wealthy nothing changes all the hype with Johnson it’s just waff and the sheep fell for it but his time will come that’s for certain.
Take water what a joke privatise water to give you choice
no privatise water to rip you off it’s a complete joke yep Yorkshire water ripping me off prices to high so I will change water providers to ........you’ve got it Yorkshire water Only in Britain then there’s brexit any wonder the world is laughing at us .
Boris Johnson the man cannot lie straight in bed he is a serial liar and all those labour voters who have got in bed with the devil will live to regret it .Mind you in 5 years time with brexit you probably won’t see the Tory’s for decades brexit is there baby and they will take full responsibility.
more bullshine from you, gonna commute from east London to Westminster today a fiver on the oyster card will do and that will be for both ways, might have to wait for a minute or perhaps another half on the platform. Do you travel in London. Even better, got a PRIVATE car park to use, foc, not down to the e u I have to say.
Water you say, you on a meter?
how many times have you phoned offwat to complain about the cartel and the high price I have to ask?
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4 hours ago, big_cod said:
Ever thought about bad management remember the record I am a 1 in 10 unemployment under Margeret thatcher it’s all history Chester’s Nissan one of most successful company’s in British history all under union recognition throws your argument under the bus. It’s history but we are now about to turn the clocks 50 years with brexit when there was just 1 car parked in the street now there are dozens of them. Very strange all since we have been a member of the Europe Union all the people on here who own there own homes all while we have been a membership of the European Union .We have all done so badly and now it looks like turning the clock back to the 70s 1 car parked on the whole street mind the air will be cleaner .
Bad management, the e u are legendary for that one, why are they needed sport?
the e u didn't buy our home, nor did it pay the mortgage , nor did it force us up a 6 each morning for the daily grind to go to work. Nor did it go out and hand us work on a plate. What is your point?
As for water, you on a meter cod? The day that went live our bill went down 50% and we are heavy users. stop bullshining.
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2 hours ago, chesters1 said:
I worked in london in 1969 ,trains were never on time and in that 10 months i never got a seat once
the cattle truck commute up to and back from London was the pants for many years, even labour had part in that one b c note, and that was a laugh when Corbyn squatted on a floor in the corridor when he could have had seat, b c note.
Anyway, when hs1 came on stream that got rid of the daily squash, never to return, cod note.
So as it happens I also support hs2.
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6 hours ago, Huge_Vitae said:
That’s your point of view Barry but I could argue that Ali Jananbakhsh’s overhead bicycle kick was a bit of a gamble, could have gone very wrong indeed but it got Brighton the point against Chelsea.
ahh yes, that reminds me, you ever had a fish with john skeggs, Limington? fab bassing around the isle using full sized live mackerel?
Don't like brighton them parking attendants are worse than those in London. I recon they were taught by the s s.
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11 hours ago, big_cod said:
So just for a moment how many Tory mps voted against the government to get brexit done when Teresa May was at helm Boris Johnson was bleeding one of them
so is he a traitor delaying brexit plenty of turn Coates in the Tory party who voted remain then flipped **** scared doing something they don’t really believe in cowards no scruples .
the problem at that time wasn't the conservative mp's it was the opposition, nothing with a tint of blue would get their vote due to the intransigence of your Marxist chum Corbyn, look where that got him. 4 million labour voters were left disenfranchised. They have now spoken. tell us all who do you now alien with?
The brixham fishermen dumped ex conservative s wolleston, quite right too.
clue, the quote:
Mr Corbyn described the agreement as a ‘miserable failure of negotiation’ and said Labour will oppose it. In a statement, he said: ‘This is a bad deal for the country. It is the result of a miserable failure of negotiation that leaves us with the worst of all worlds. ‘It gives us less say over our future, and puts jobs and living standards at risk. That is why Labour will oppose this deal in parliament. ‘We will work with others to block a no deal outcome, and ensure that Labour’s alternative plan for a sensible deal to bring the country together is on the table.
’ Former Tory leader Iain Duncan-Smith told Sky News’s Sophy Ridge on Sunday: ‘I don’t believe that, so far, this deal delivers on what the British people really voted for, take back control of your borders, your laws, your money. I think it has ceded too much control.
quote you: turn Coates in the Tory party who voted remain then flipped .
your right b c, what you fail to comprehend, their manifesto at the time agreed to support the will of the people and that was to support the referendum.
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11 hours ago, big_cod said:
Barry your doing it again you have your brexshit stop the **** slinging against Europe the express does every single day because they are **** scared they have led the British people to doom and gloom they should be concentrating on Britain’s future after brexit Instead on worry’s about the EUs future the paper paper is a disgrace an embarrassment to Britain .,
But you do know what that really means insecurity Barry because they have promised the earth with brexit and there arses are nipping if I was the editor of the express my arse would be nipping as well .
So just for a moment how many Tory mps voted against the government to get brexit done when Teresa May was at helm Boris Johnson was bleeding one of them
so is he a traitor delaying brexit plenty of turn Coates in the Tory party who voted remain then flipped **** scared doing something they don’t really believe in cowards no scruples .
here's another one that will go right over your head, I'll subscribe to that 100% compared with your home made assumption of what reality will match. Read and learn, understand and take on board, do yourself some good.
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The Brexit Party MEP pointed out that trade with Europe contributed less to the UK’s GDP than trade to other parts of the world, and that most economic activity in the UK relied on domestic consumption.
He claimed that in 2018 less than 14 percent of UK GDP was linked to exports to the EU, with exports to the rest of the world contributing just over 16 percent.
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3 hours ago, big_cod said:
They did support compulsive lying Johnson at there peril it will soon all unfold the man can’t lye straight in bed .
Bets on how long his honeymoon will last .
i'll put money that it will last just as long as trump, if not more. You got that one wrong didn't you. Looks like trump is due a second term.
Have you considered the lying mp's who voted to get Brexit done, many in the labour party, yet reneged when they got in the house, supported by the remainiac berkov. It's history now as many of those are no longer in a position to interfere with the wishes of the electorate.
Do you aspire to this guy and all that he has in store for those left behind in the federal political nightmare.
E U. Should we stay or should we leave.
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hahahahaha i'm on topic and your a rodney