... but no drivers.Any Artic Rolls left in Farm Foods? I could just eat a slice.
... but no drivers.Any Artic Rolls left in Farm Foods? I could just eat a slice.
Sorry, that’s all I’ve got this evening.Come on, we both know you can do better than that.
That's honest, I missed the final (hammering home from bealieu estuary, which is an unexpectedly pretty if muddy place by south coast standards, if any of you stumble across it), who won?Sorry, that’s all I’ve got this evening.
Agreed, I use to unlawfully moor overnight up the river there on odd occasions, slipping away in the early mornings before being detected.I missed the final (hammering home from bealieu estuary, which is an unexpectedly pretty if muddy place by south coast standards,
But we can't celebrate it after the Brexit vote made it clear we British go it alone, not in partnership with foreigners.Emma! She made history today.
Same here on a friend's w21, even managed a swim, not a bad place for gunkholingAgreed, I use to unlawfully moor overnight up the river there on odd occasions, slipping away in the early mornings before being detected.
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flecc, not wanting to cross swords with you, but would you describe yourself as British?. . If that young lady has gone to school in the UK for more than 9 years, I would see her as British.But we can't celebrate it after the Brexit vote made it clear we British go it alone, not in partnership with foreigners.
Emma was born in Canada to a Romanian father and a Chinese mother.
Not much British about that.
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No, I'm not British, there's no such nationality, I'm English.flecc, not wanting to cross swords with you, but would you describe yourself as British?. . If that young lady has gone to school in the UK for more than 9 years, I would see her as British.
As young Arthur Wellesley, A Dubliner who went to School in Drogheda Co. Louth , but otherwise spent his life in England working for the Crown unfortunately said " one can be born in a stable , but does not make one a horse ". I see Wellington as quintessentially British.
Well flecc, we in Ireland are very well used to British appropriation of our competent Singers, Sportspersons and even TV Personalities. ..all we do is smile knowingly!No, I'm not British, there's no such nationality, I'm English.
But that aside I think you missed the point of my post. I was being critical of the two faced Brexiters xenophobism which so conveniently disappears when a foreign national does something excellent in the name of Britain. This country has a long history of doing that.
Emma is a Canadian national who also acquired "British" nationality by virtue of her parents gaining it after settling here when she was young. Apparently she also speaks fluent Mandarin, watches Taiwanese TV and loves Romanian food courtesy of her grandmother, so not exactly a typical Briton. That said I have the greatest admiration for her, not for her superb tennis which is not an interest of mine, but for the fact she is such a capable truly international person. Would that everyone was in this fractious world.
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Was once fetching a bare hull narrow boat (engine and ballast fitted) back from Liverpool, got to Aire and Calder( near Doncaster) and it was closed. (for a month) Moored up on 24 hour mooring.... And fitted thing out there. (had 6 weeks to get it finished) Got it done with 3 days to spare..With my eternal thanks authorities turned a blind eye.Agreed, I use to unlawfully moor overnight up the river there on odd occasions, slipping away in the early mornings before being detected.
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Yeah, but when they voted to get rid of foreigners, they didn’t mean those foreigners.But we can't celebrate it after the Brexit vote made it clear we British go it alone, not in partnership with foreigners.
Emma was born in Canada to a Romanian father and a Chinese mother.
Not much British about that.
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A tangent, and I genuinely dont mean to offend any forumites who may live on one, but I often wonder what makes narrowboats so expensive (circa 80k buys an awful lot of used sailboat, even if it doesnt come with a 7 foot beam)?Was once fetching a bare hull narrow boat (engine and ballast fitted) back from Liverpool, got to Aire and Calder( near Doncaster) and it was closed. (for a month) Moored up on 24 hour mooring.... And fitted thing out there. (had 6 weeks to get it finished) Got it done with 3 days to spare..With my eternal thanks authorities turned a blind eye.
What wonderful news.(I never knew it had disappeared. I haven’t picked up a pint for at least 15 years). I suppose some will be happy, as instructed by the Express.Brexit triumph AKA Laugh of the day.