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must be my lucky week

thanks but didn't work

just a minor irritation. When I load the site I usually go to new posts . Just lately for some reason the 'Brexit' thread is not showing even when there have been posts. Is it something I have done to turn it off or is it a message telling me to keep away (lol)

he's probably a bit annoyed because the EU have not been able to overturn the decision to leave. They're used to getting their own way

but does that mean that the food is not safe

are Americans dying from eating chlorinated chicken. Is it also a fact that a lot of the bagged salads that we buy washed in a chlorine solution

isn't there a general trend downwards interms of people buying new vehicles. Probably down to many factors, Brexit being one of them. Also govt keeps messing about with taxes and allowances etc. A friend of mine has for the last 3 or 4 years had a Mitsubishi Outlander hybrid 2 of them . This...

you are saying that from the perspective of living in London. If you lived in Blackpool you would have a different view

from visiting Italy I have to agree with you

a few if's and buts there then

I see that the MP's are so worried about sorting Brexit out that having been told they must work through the ten day mid term break, they are bleating about missing their skiing holidays and wanting the taxpayer to pick up childcare costs. Good to see they have the countries interest at heart...

so project fear becomes project bulls**t

but surely countries like Italy are going to need some support, which has to be found somewhere. Or is it not real debt

surely the aid that they are giving to our poor regions is only what we have given them in the first place, unless of course it exceeds our contributions, which I very much doubt. The main question I suppose is whether the UK gov will support it's poorer regions or just keep pumping money into...

they can get Italy to put some more in to make up shortfall

money makes money

had my mortgage with them for awhile

don't dispute that credit is good, but at one stage it was being offered far too freely to people who could not afford it

I recall the day when to get any credit you needed a guarantor over the age of 21 to secure it. That was in the days when people were paid in cash and the banks didn't have total control over our money. Having wages paid directly to bank accounts allowed them to do that. I don't recall any...

thought the eu had already done that