E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[Phone]

All,

 

Am I to understand this article is not as comprehensive as our 500 page thread on AN?

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-32810887

 

Phone

[Phone]

Smt.

 

Giving the devil his due I do see that type article probably 2:1 over the BREXIT choice. However each of these articles has one comment in common. IT'S A DONE DEAL. Further, now paraphrasing, why aren't the Brits getting on with it. BREXIT, according to multiple polls, is still the majority opinion of the voters.

 

Phone

[big_cod]

 

I don't know why, apart from Chesters mention of your tasty scallops, I can only think of the Goth scene that appeals.

I used to like the place, but other than a couple of enjoyable Halloween visits, I've found it too candy floss, and 'kiss me quick' (the women are as bad), for me. With loads of aggressive seagulls that crap on you, and amusement arcades.

It doesn't matter how many have gone over your way, we've still got loads left.

 

John.

John you surprise by what you saying you think you would have just come back from Blackpool .

Now with the history of whitby captain cook etc didnt you look into the history of Whitby the abbey the cook museum the museum in Pannet park whitby was one of biggest whaling ports in the uk pkus the jet industry but there is a slight downside sea gulls Millions of them but you cant have everything but what we have here I am quite willing to put up with a few shitehawks .

As for scallops Thr French king scallops are much more juicy and cheap as well I allways insist on them with my seafood linguine Chesters hasnt a clue Whitby ones are very expensive oh the French are hand picked by divers taste much better and are environmentally friendly

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-1356539/Six-things--Whitby.html

Edited November 24, 2017 by big_cod

[big_cod]

I don't argue with you over the report in the BBC you link to, or any other report using the correct term 'vans' or similar such as a 'car derived van' mentioned otherwise than by name in the article, I don't have to argue with you at all in actual fact, you are usually contradicting yourself anyway.

 

The term 'wagon' is not nor has it ever been a classification, excise or otherwise for any mechanically propelled vehicle in UK legislation.

 

A 'wagon' per common English usage is a large vehicle used for the haulage of goods pulled by a team of horses or oxen, otherwise it is a container pulled by a locomotive, although there is a basis in English history for the term 'on the wagon' and more recently 'paddy wagon'.

 

Indeed I watched the Budget live and the bullet points as written by the BBC, you have conveniently missed the word 'new' from your reasoning before launching into a diatribe regarding 'poor people' and blaming the Tories!

 

The Conservative Party, actually all Govts. Have enough to answer to for the things they actually do without making things up.

 

And now you seem to be arguing that self employed and small business should have the increase applied to them as well, is there no limit to how many people you would see put behind or under financial pressure so you can mouth off about it on your soapbox? And again in this post you are incorrect, there is no 'new tax' you've taken the 'new' bit that you missed before and put it in another post which, once again make your post wrong.

Your blah blah blah again talking crap wagons tonnage cars vans ?

So you say the tories dont hit the poorest wrong again so lets put it in a nutshell.

 

http://www.poverty.ac.uk/news-and-viewsl/austerity-fall-poorest-reveals-bank-england-survey

[barry luxton]

Smt, on 24 Nov 2017 - 00:46, said:

A clear, blatant biased view of Brexit from across the pond.

 

https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/no-end-in-sight-to-the-brexit-madness?mbid=social_facebook_aud_dev_kw_uk_paid-no-end-in-sight-to-the-brexit-madness&kwp_0=604791&kwp_4=2141797&kwp_1=893997

 

 

cobblers, one sided cherry picking. I've fixed it for you.

[barry luxton]

 

big_cod, on 24 Nov 2017 - 05:45, said:

John you surprise by what you saying you think you would have just come back from Blackpool .

Now with the history of whitby captain cook etc didnt you look into the history of Whitby the abbey the cook museum the museum in Pannet park whitby was one of biggest whaling ports in the uk pkus the jet industry but there is a slight downside sea gulls Millions of them but you cant have everything but what we have here I am quite willing to put up with a few shitehawks .

As for scallops Thr French king scallops are much more juicy and cheap as well I allways insist on them with my seafood linguine Chesters hasnt a clue Whitby ones are very expensive oh the French are hand picked by divers taste much better and are environmentally friendly

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-1356539/Six-things--Whitby.html

 

 

yup, give us a link from where you get these French scallop imports then b c. Why are they cheap if the pound has fallen through the floor . Looking on the net I can find Scottish and English dived scallops for sale but not the French ones. Can you show us the difference between the French and the u k ones, why they are so juicy.

 

I looked at one dived scallop site where they claimed the dredged ones stink, so it should be easy for you to provide us with some info. In particular old chap, you recon I don't know anything re scalloping, so spill the beans and educate us.

 

May I suggest

 

https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipe/seafood-risotto-squid-scallops-and-shrimp?otm_medium=onespot&otm_source=onsite&otm_content=recipes-dt:right-rail-unit&otm_click_id=eda20dd2-48b5-4468-a218-651fa587b942

 

as opposed to linguini as a typical linguini recipe is smothered with garlic onion and mustard. Shame to smother the real taste of the sea that a rather large scallop offers.

 

Personally I prefer to cook the dived ones in the shell, perhaps with a little lime juice or cheese, nothing else.

Edited November 24, 2017 by barry luxton

[chesters1]

Your missing the vital ingrediant in whitby ones they appear to be fortified with miles of reef and other rocky outcrops and iron from 1000 ton wrecks that scallopers manage to turn into deserts overnight .

Some prat wrote an artical about it but theres far to many swear words to provide a link incase women view it .

The secret ingredient is ground up lobster pots but keep that to yourself

Edited November 24, 2017 by chesters1

[barry luxton]

chesters1, on 24 Nov 2017 - 08:45, said:

Your missing the vital ingrediant in whitby ones they appear to be fortified with miles of reef and other rocky outcrops and iron from 1000 ton wrecks that scallopers manage to turn into deserts overnight .

Some prat wrote an artical about it but theres far to many swear words to provide a link incase women view it .

The secret ingredient is ground up lobster pots but keep that to yourself

 

 

Please excuse the swearing within this link, outrage as scallopers devised a plan to fish the hard ground, resulting in the cod shortage in the north sea.

 

https://munchies.vice.com/en_uk/article/xy7j3n/fishing-turf-wars-are-sucking-the-life-out-of-whitby-england

[Huge_Vitae]

Your blah blah blah again talking crap wagons tonnage cars vans ?

So you say the tories dont hit the poorest wrong again so lets put it in a nutshell.http://www.poverty.ac.uk/news-and-viewsl/austerity-fall-poorest-reveals-bank-england-survey

Put up as many links as you like, as I have said before and repeat now for the benefit of those with the memory capacity of a goldfish, I am not a conservative supporter, I do not go around praising any political party as a whole, as with most people I find parts of all, or most that I find acceptable and support.

 

As of this moment in time, I find very few things (yes there are a couple) to support Corbyn on, and I again repeat myself in saying there have been many individuals over recent history to represent the population better than Foot, Kinnock and Blair as indeed there are better people to lead now than Corbyn.

 

Perhaps I am again making a reasoned argument using too many words for your liking, but do not expect me to dumb myself down to your level and post 'blah, blah, blah' throw a few churlish insults or even make veiled threats which are quite frankly ludicrous taking all things into consideration before moving on to change the subject.

Edited November 24, 2017 by Huge_Vitae

[Huge_Vitae]

 

 

Please excuse the swearing within this link, outrage as scallopers devised a plan to fish the hard ground, resulting in the cod shortage in the north sea.

 

https://munchies.vice.com/en_uk/article/xy7j3n/fishing-turf-wars-are-sucking-the-life-out-of-whitby-england

"The chief fishing officer here doesn't give a ****. They're looking for proof, but it's everywhere on the internet"

 

Blimey, that's the answer to protracted trials, inquests and public enquiry. Ask the Internet, could even make a game show out of it.

 

Why is that report mentioning foreign fishing vessels? Big Clod stated a little while ago that the Spanish don't go anywhere near the North Sea.

 

And the swearing Barry, well the reason for that is well researched, a suitable quote would be "When ignorance predominates, vulgarity invariably exerts itself."