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6 minutes ago, Leaver said:
Yes, I have. I have eaten mozzarella cheese, therefore cheese from a buffalo, just not mozzarella cheese from Thai buffalo milk.
Buffalo Mozzerella is produced in Thailand from Thai buffalo, so you never know.
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16 minutes ago, Raffer said:
Trying to follow a thread on here is practically impossible to do because of all the squabbling.
Blame the OP.
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1 minute ago, Leaver said:
Yes, it is, but is it made in Thailand, from Thai buffalo milk?
No, I never said it was. Neither did you. You said that you'd never had buffalo cheese, I pointed out that you probably have. Ever had a quality pizza?
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3 minutes ago, Leaver said:
Put this with Pattaya / Thailand no longer being a cheap holiday for western tourists, and it's possible bars and restaurants that cater for western tourists / expats will close, resulting in a decrease in numbers of them, which is on topic.
As its complete BS its not on topic. My pensions are index linked and its still a cheap holiday for Westerners. My mate comes over here for a month at a time. Subtract flight cost and he spends less money here than he would have if he'd stayed at home.
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2 minutes ago, Leaver said:
Who said mozzarella? Not me.
You said cheese. I said mozzarella. Its a cheese.
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2 minutes ago, KhaoYai said:Thanks for that history lesson. I never knew the Russians liberated France.
Or North Africa, nor the skies over France. The US entered the war in 1943. By then Stalingrad, Battle of Britain and El Alamein had all been won and the Germans were in retreat on all fronts.
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3 minutes ago, Hi from France said:
Well about the importance of sovereign rights in UK success, we do have an assessment of the real reason..
When asked about the reason for the UK's vaccine success Boris Johnson answered "greed and capitalism"
'Greed' and 'capitalism' helped UK's vaccines success, says PM
You have already posted this once and its ben explained to you more than once. Why are you posting it again? Got nothing else?
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1 minute ago, Thomas J said:
So "it is the people" not the presence of firearms that contributes to the death.
So don't put guns in the hands of the people. Simples!
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6 minutes ago, Leaver said:
Thai buffalos? I don't think so. ????
Did you say Thai buffalos? Did I say Thai buffalos?
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17 minutes ago, Thomas J said:
OK Surelynot I agree with you. There needs to be "gun control"
Now instead of that meaningless abstract term. Just exactly what law(s) would you pass and exactly how would they have prevented any of the mass shootings.Removal of firearms from the hands of private citizen, as in the UK.
At the very least ban all semi automatic weapons aka assault rifles. Absolutely no justification for their existence. In the latest incident a lone police officer found himself in possession of a handgun facing a crazy with an AR-15 and extended magazine. The cop didn't stand a chance. If the perp had only been armed with a handgun he may have stood more of a chance.
"Oh, oh, but what about my 2nd amendment rights?" Are you serious? Are you really serious?
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21 minutes ago, Leaver said:
I've never tried buffalo cheese. ????
You probably have. Any decent Mozzarella is made from buffalo milk.
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2 hours ago, Hi from France said:
Well about the importance of sovereign rights in UK success, we do have an assessment of the real reason..
When asked about the reason for the UK's vaccine success Boris Johnson answered "greed and capitalism"
'Greed' and 'capitalism' helped UK's vaccines success, says PM
If you read, you'll see that it was an obvious joke. Your French sense of humour (or lack of it) just didn't get it, or didn't want to. Even if he were serious he couldn't be talking about Astra Zenica who supply the vaccine at cost.
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3 hours ago, Eric Loh said:
Trump did nothing and even threatened veto on gun legislation if it passed Congress. He even said the gun and magazine bans are a total failure. Biden is pushing for extensive and expansive gun law reforms and the Dems in Congress are in unison on this push. The Dems kept their part of the deal for stricter gun reforms. The GOPs will be remembered for not doing much at all not Biden nor the Dems.
I was speaking generally, not just on gun laws. As for gun laws nothing will get through the senate. Biden is very reluctant to get rid of the filibuster (I've no clue why), without which not much in any area will be passed. Specifically on gun laws not even every Democrat will pass reforms. Madison will vote against.
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2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
It’s time to do something about gun violence.
Biden is on it.
I doubt that he will achieve any real changes. Trump will be remembered for all the bad things he did. Biden will be remembered for not much at all.
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13 minutes ago, Hi from France said:
we are off-topic, but quickly, if you do not get the basics
Macron is a centrist leaning on the right, he is the president right now. MLP does not have any power, but she might very well win the presidential election next year.
In the case, there would be national-populist governments in both the Uk and France. With a series of results: typically we would not stop immigrants from leaving France and going to the UK anymore, and would be more aggressive on a series of fields. But it's off-topic.
LePen's party formerly known as the National Front. Way more right wing than the British Conservative party. The French are doing nothing to prevent immigrants crossing the Channel now, in fact they're encouraging them so no change there.
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25 minutes ago, sungod said:
I'd hate to see your definition of out of control..........????
Pretty much any Western country. Check the stats new cases deaths. 61 new cases yesterday no deaths in Thailand. France 80,000 new cases, 245 deaths, both climbing.
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1 hour ago, Hi from France said:
I'm so sorry it turned into a national-populist country now.
And France hasn't? The Le Pen's are hugely popular in France. Didn't Marine come 2nd in the last presidential elections? Far more "national-populist" than any mainstream British political party.
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3 minutes ago, Hi from France said:
seriously you think that India not delivering the millions of doses promised to the UK is a good news for the continuation of the UK vaccination campaign? You need a source for that? Really?
The vaccines produced in India are primarily allocated for Asian countries. Bad news for Thailand, not the UK.
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4 minutes ago, Hi from France said:We have to differ there. I'm not talking about EU/UK
I'm talking about humanity vs. your selfishness. I'm talking about the present UK reducing its international aid and letting people die.
We clearly have different values.
I do not mean you have to let you just citizen dies and "care for the world", of of course the EU will not do that.
But still the EU has been exporting millions of vaccines doses, while the UK keept it all with arguments like "You snooze, you lose". I do not think the UK is the good guy there, to say the least.
I don't think that the average Brit cares a jot what the average Frenchman thinks of them. We're used to it. We've had 800 years of animosity, jealousy and bitterness wafting across the English Channel at us, despite our charity towards you in pulling you out of the mire in 2 world wars. Ingratitude is your middle name.
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1 hour ago, vinny41 said:I know of 3 people that had their 2 jab recently and another 169,155 second doses were handed out on Tuesday 23rd March along with 28,653,523 that have received their 1st jab
The reason far mor people have had 1 shot as opposed to 2 is the 3 month waiting period between doses to achieve maximum efficacy. The vast majority of people have received their first dose within the last 3 months. When people receive their first dose they are immediately given an appointment for their 2nd dose. Those appointments are being honoured and over the coming weeks you will see the number of people having their 2nd dose rising rapidly.
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3 minutes ago, Victornoir said:
Everyone shares this principle, but putting state pressure on a laboratory to renounce its commitments in name of national privilege is simply odious.
Didn't happen. The government put pressure on AZ to fulfil its contract to the UK, which was made before the contract with the EU was signed. No pressure was put on AZ to renounce its contract with the EU.
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24 minutes ago, Hi from France said:
This is irrelevant : vaccinating all UK citizens is not a priority, first we need to serve those who need it the most, and that includes people outside of selfish Britain.
rightly so: unlike the UK who is not only keeping its own production, but also taking production away from other countries who need is more, the EU also tries to be useful to the world as well as to its own citizens.
.. and you, don't you think the UK should do like the EU and export millions of doses instead of vaccinating all its citizens first, even those who have a very small chance of dying ?
Why should we? We're not in the EU, we have a duty to take care of our own citizens. Go tell it to the Americans who are taking the same line. We have no duty of care to EU citizens, that's down to the EU commission who failed you by dallying over ordering the vaccine. "You snooze, you lose."
You have to laugh when Macron disses the AZ vaccine then demands to be at the front of the queue to receive it.
We have a saying in the UK, "Put your own house in order first".
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6 minutes ago, Sudarut said:
while completely ignoring the daily murders of other strangers, such as the 22 children and teens that are shot on a daily basis in the US.
Usually by family members. Its called good parenting in the US. "Spare the gun, spoil the child".
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4 minutes ago, Hi from France said:Given they have more than one billion inhabitants and currently produce 70 million doses a month
guess when they will export again...
Bad news for the second jab campaign in the UK, worse news for all those who did not even have a first jab
I'm extremely confident that we'll vaccinate all our citizens long before France does.
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