Jajazazajaja
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I switched to Vegan a couple of weeks ago and feel fantastic and have dropped a couple of pounds.
im lucky in that there are 3 vegan restaurants within 100m of where I live including one that’s 50bht for purple rice and 2 sides.
Typically my food day is:
Breakfast - Soy Latte, Rice and 2 veg sides
Lunch - Brown rice from 7-11 with tofu protein and broccoli
Dinner - Veg subway or a Masala Dosa
pea protein 3 times a day (I lift weights)
feel fantastic and full of energy
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This is what brexit is all about
Paying Britain workers less money with poorer working conditions.
brexiteers have had their pants pulled down by some very clever billionaires but they can’t see it
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As an English gentleman, I like to start the day with some Frank Coopers Oxford Marmalade on toast.
but I can’t find it anywhere, I looked in Villa and didn’t find any
can anyone help with this urgent request?
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I see John Bolton is in the U.K. encouraging us to destroy our economy so the US can pick up U.K. assets at a knock down price.
Taking back control
UP YOURS DELORS!!!
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26 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:
this topic as relevant today as it was when this topic was created 12 years ago.
Oh yeah, didn’t notice
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1 hour ago, nauseus said:
The EU plan to have more control over UK taxes, foreign policy and our military, if we stay. Staying within the EU will see imposition of the Euro eventually. These are major reasons why a majority voted to leave.
The collapse of the Euro is not impossible - countries and currencies outside Europe are not immune either - the UK, EU and others are heading for hard and difficult economic times right now, Brexit or not.
The Euro is a political currency and it is the most powerful tool for controlling EU members, who, if they use the Euro, have no realistic chance of leaving the EU and escaping total economic ruin anyway.
Germany remains the main power within the EU, with France as the deputy sheriff, as must be obvious to all, except the totally ignorant, now.
Paranoid nonsense.
Where can I find a copy of this “EU plan?”
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I went for a drink round Ekkamai and got talking to a gay Thai guy sat next to me, I politely declined his advances before telling him to eff off when he got pushy.
I then blacked out for 4 hours. My Fitbit tells me I was active and walking about, but I have no memory of it. Looking through my phone, I wasn’t active sending messages or emails which i had been doing beforehand. Anyway I woke up this afternoon in my bed feeling completely dreadful, I’m pretty sure I got spiked.
horrible feeling
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38 minutes ago, AlexRich said:
If the UK was really under the control of Germany it would be in the Euro, Germany would set our tax rates and decide on our annual budget, and how many Police we have, or military spending, or spending on education, etc. The fact is it doesn’t and never has.
When people make these remarks they only serve to highlight their own ignorance ... something that Brexit supporters wear like a badge of pride.
The other nonsense spouted on here is the imminent collapse of the Euro and the EU itself. But in fact it’s the pound that’s collapsing and the UK that will soon be split.
They are bunch of bitter old men driving to a Swiss dignity clinic, insisting their children join them.
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10 hours ago, Solidpoo said:Yeah, sovereignty sounds horrible as oppose to being the german's lapdog. Remoaners are such morons.
German lapdog?
thats the problem right there. People who are so full of self loathing, they think cooperation with our closest friends and neighbours is akin to subjugation by a foreign power.
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5 hours ago, mvsaraburi said:
36.64 today. it fell off a cliff last night.
When are the brexit tin-foil hat wearing cultists going to accept it’s a huge factor.
Sterling has plummeted against every non basket case currency. Expect sub euro, dollar parity and 30 baht, rate it’s going
They will never accept it. They are mostly 65+ and reaching the end of their lives so don’t have to bother with the details / consequences. They can spend the next 15 years hitting themselves over the back of the head shouting “sovereignty” till they die.
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5 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:5 hours ago, mvsaraburi said:36.64 today. it fell off a cliff last night.
When are the brexit tin-foil hat wearing cultists going to accept it’s a huge factor.
Sterling has plummeted against every non basket case currency. Expect sub euro, dollar parity and 30 baht, rate it’s going
It needs to just get on with brexit and stop faffing about. The last 3 years wasted with Teresa May
Faffing about instead of running straight into the gas chamber screaming “BREXIT!”
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I know it’s low season, but the British pubs in Bangkok are unusually quiet at the moment. Is the exchange rate starting to bite now?
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35.5 by the end of next week?
oh well, that’s was a nice life I had in Thailand for a while
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Can anyone recommend me an expat pub to watch the Ashes that isnt filled with bitter, deluded old man saying (sometimes shouting) things like
“it doesn't matter if people die, we voted to leave!”
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48 minutes ago, bomber said:
I didn't say it was you,as for UK paying for them,where's the proof,Italy pay in nearly as much as the UK,Germany more than the UK and France only slightly less,your telling porkies as usual,how are you finding 37 for your quid
Brexit isn’t about facts and proof is it?
its all a big fantasy cheered on by old men who can’t admit they’ve had their pants pulled down.
“No downside to Brexit” “they need us more than we need them”
Absolutely pathetic
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16 hours ago, Jip99 said:
Thanks for that. A perfect example of what the UK is capable of - in or out of the EU.
Errrr no, it’s the perfect example of what the UK is capable of inside the EU
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The UK had the fastest growing economy in the developed world before the Brexit vote but Greece, Italy and Portugal weren’t doing well so we should leave the EU and devalue sterling by 35%
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6 minutes ago, Jip99 said:
Explaining Great Britain's economic successes is not difficult. How have some of the other member states been getting on this largest single market .....Greece, Italy, Portugal...
How is that relevant?
What has Greece’s basket case Economy got to do with the UKs success in the single market?
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22 minutes ago, bomber said:
Yet the majority of the younger generation voted remain.
How are retired brexiteers going to explain to people under 45 that they are going to have to work till they are 75 in a depressed ecconomy?
Having themselves retired at 60 thanks to 40 years of economic growth as part of the largest single market in the world.
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1 hour ago, sanemax said:
The explanation is that Brexiteers feel that Brexit will be better for UK's future
How does having a weaker pound, smaller economy and less prospects make things “better” for young people?
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On 7/30/2019 at 3:12 PM, AlexRich said:
The people who rubbished their own country voted for BREXIT ... what happened to all those sunny uplands we were going to?
And it it looks like some of the predictions, that you lot called project fear, are coming to fruition. And bear in mind we have not left the EU yet ... a no deal will slam GBP even further ... so reap what you sowed.
Nobody hates the UK more than the Brexiteers, how else can you explain the ra ra support for a policy that will decimate the economy for generations to come?
Do they hate young British people so much they insist on robbing them of their future?
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With £'s fall from 1.45 to 1.21 against $, our $ GDP has fallen by $500 BILLION!
That's a fall of half a TRILLION dollars because of Brexit!
Never in the history of the world has a country done this to itself.
and for absolutely nothing
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If you accept that Brexit is purely destructive, then this is the only way it can go. No deal, massive devaluation in sterling, people’s lives destroyed, maximum destruction.
I can quite imagine them queuing up for drinking water at a communal tap
“yeah, but look at the Euro!”
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Sterling getting murdered again today, if it keeps going down im going to have to substantially downsize.
ive worked to hard to get where I am to have it all thrown away for some old men’s abstract fantasy about World War 2
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can the pound hold 39bt
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Pound strengthened today on the news that Brexit has pretty much been cancelled.