Please stop feeding the troll
over 40âs donât have long to contribute. and they wouldnât be keen to learn.
Must be a quiet day at the oyster rooms
hello Lily
I am in the oysters now. do you know it?
The only problem is there is nowhere for them to live at the moment. Check out affordable rental properties, there are none in the area where we used to live.
Itâs slang for a Wetherspoons pub. You know, the chain of pubs run by the odious arch-gammon, Tim Martin. Heâs famous for his backing of brexit & not respecting or paying his staff properly. The lure of cheap beer & all-day food seems to attract those who believe that the Daily Mail is a newspaper.
Another myth, the pubs have a huge mix of clientele.
Tim Martin maybe an arse but he doesnât run the company anymore.
The one local to me in UK attracted a lot of people who werenât very well off for their good value breakfasts with no piped musicâŠ.
According to JD Wetherspoonâs own website the gammon-in-chief is still the company chairman.
Good to address each issue point by point Jane. Worth also noting that possibly millions of British people are on the same page as Bazza, and Patel (nor any of her fear, uncertainty and doubt Party colleagues) has done anything to assuage fears and set the record straight. They were happy to use migration as a tactic in 2016 but now that it is really an issue the âtake back controlersâ are out of control and blaming the French.
I read an interesting article somewhere that highlighted the mistakes in the above. To get 100% you would have to learn the errors as well because answering correctly will cost you marks.
Heâs chairman and owns 21.9% of the shares, who on the executive management team are going to disagree with him?
Probably the same number of people who disagree with Mike Ashley even though heâs also âhands offâ these days over at Frasers.
This Mike Ashley?
The very same. The only thing that would made this better, and would have allowed me to get out the Lion King Circle of Life gif would have been if the fireplace he puked in was in a Wetherspoon pub but alas I donât think the Green Dragon in Alfreton isâŠ
Never been in a Wetherspoons, I appreciate decent beer but not cheap food with no provenanceâŠand fear I might find the Brexit supporting chat intellectually challenging, as I do when reading the tabloids
Agreed. Obviously statistics can come from more than one source and have differing bases or methodologies, and of course, theyâre forever changing (unlike a printed textbook). Consequently the exam becomes about learning the textbookâs contents rather than being able to display oneâs understanding of the ostensible subject. Also, if I remember rightly the âexamâ uses tick box answers, so is probably marked by computer.
Absolutely Mark. But some of these were glaring mistakes. This isnât the article I read but seems to support the other oneâs conclusion.
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When my wife got her UK passport, she regarded it as something wonderful, after having travelled throughout the Apartheid era and beyond on a South African one. However, since then through the ânew S Africaâsâ bureaucratic incompetence, sheâs actually lost the right to renew her SA passport, and as a post-Brexit non-UE French resident is embarrassed byhaving a passport linking her to the UK, so wants to become a French national!
I agree with her on the last count and wonder if the French nationality application process might be so slow that in the meantime I could acquire the necessary linguistic proficiency - can read and write professional or academic texts, but donât comprehend spoken French to anywhere near the same level