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On 12/12/2018 at 3:22 PM, madusa said:

If I don't put chemicals on my plants(veggie) when I grow them does that counts as organic?

when they say organic pig it kind of get on my nerves really. 

Yes that's basically what organic means, organic meat usually means not grown with the routine use of antibiotics,growth hormones and not feeding them the ground up bodies of other dead animals.when I read the list of ingredients on some food packages I wonder if there is anything organic in it at all it all seems to be from a factory and lab.I just wash all my vegetables and salads to get rid of surface chemicals, blanch them to kill the bacteria and cross my fingers and hope for the best.

As long as there's an HDMI socket on the TV get a Google Chromecast plug it into the HDMI socket download the Netflix app to your phone and cast whatevers on the phone/tablet/laptop to the tv Netflix and YouTube etc. 

1 hour ago, bristolboy said:

You might want to look up Switzerland's relationship with the EU before you describe Switzerland as being a non-EU country. Do you think that the UK should have a similar relationship with the EU? Would that qualify as Brexit for you? 

They have referendums about everything all the time.

2 hours ago, melvinmelvin said:

As I understand it, today the parliament will commence on its formal handling of the may-deal.

Have also been told that the doings of the parliament will be broadcast live.

 

Any links to where the Creatures in Westminster Zoo can be watched live? Preferably not in HD.

 

 

Try the radio maybe radio4 from the BBC.

6 hours ago, AlexRich said:

Another one who won't bear the brunt of Brexit ... and not much going on upstairs.

Malaysian owners, Cypriot chairman players from all over the globe he has got as much future as Theresa May.

2 hours ago, Loiner said:

Your figures are all wrong. They’ve already been debunked weeks ago. You can believe if you want to, but don’t expect anyone else to. You are the one away with the fairies.

The lots of angry people are increasing as the Remain lobby inflicts more deception on the public. If Treasonous Theresa & Co get away with their plot, it will be a case of “You ain’t seen nothing yet.”


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I keep reading that most people have just had enough of Brexit in or out just make it go away,anyway who can afford to pay for a train ticket down to London to have a riot? the remainers will just throw pineapples at the gammons.

3 hours ago, TunnelRat69 said:

Looks like we are both right, but I only remember boys & men using it.

Lifebuoy and carbolic and medicated shampoo makes my eyes water just thinking about it.

1 hour ago, Basil B said:

I quite agree unless there is positive step forward I would say the EU will not agree for an extension especially as most of the credible opinion polls indicate that if the Referendum was rerun Remain would win by a small majority... the polls have been consistent on this  from a few days after the Referendum to this day.

 

I think the EU should if asked for an extension make it conditional on another referendum.

Or a general election.

8 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

So let me get this straight, some people don't mind you smelling of pea?

I have some Tom Ford oud wood shower gel and as I have short hair I use it all over and I love the smell,it's pure luxury and great on my skin.Owl you better sit down it costs €63 for 250ml but I'm worth it.I guess in English English he means sweet pea it's a very popular flower that is grown to cut and put in vases and it perfumes the whole house but it's very flowery (if that's a word).

59 minutes ago, owl sees all said:

Not yet HP. I saw them in the shop when I went to buy a hair-cut-kit, some time ago (what a saving that has been).

 

It's only since I realised about the container that I recalled it. That was some time ago. I'm off into into town tomorrow so I'll investigate matters.

 

I really don't want to be ripped off any longer. The shampoo is top notch but I could do with the extra money each month.

 

As you have an haircutting kit why do you need shampoo?

just cut it to say about 6mm you can then just use any soap bar or shower gel.

2 hours ago, TGIR said:

Go to the nearest Pharmacy and get some Immodium.   If that doesn't work then get yourself to a doctor.

 

Words fail me.

3 hours ago, thaigirlwatcher said:

And I'm absolutely positive that it was build to Western building codes. Right? 

Obviously the same building codes as on Grenfell towers.

22 hours ago, NanLaew said:

All beaches anywhere in the region look like sh!t IMMEDIATELY AFTER A CLOSE PASS BY A TROPICAL STORM.

 

Rough waves also struck a district as far northeast as Sattahip in Chonburi, damaging some homes there. Road floods were reported in Phetchaburi and Samut Prakan provinces.

A container ship lost 80 odd containers last week off the Dutch coast, a lot of stuff washed up on the islands including TVs and as they are packed with polystyrene foam that covered the beaches it's been cleared up mostly but there's a storm happening now with a spring tide it's likely to wash a lot of stuff on the beaches.Its a fact of life and it's happening to a beach near you wherever you are.

You are not supposed to peel the garlic just put each clove skin on into the press and squeeze then just take out the skin from the press,you do need a well made strong press.

Didn't she try that line at the last GE,"give me the majority to give you the Brexit you voted for".Now she is trying the same thing with the MPs,I shall follow Grouse and be nice while sitting back and watch the cluster implode or explode.happy New year and all being well I shall be on the beach in Jomtien January 17.

2 hours ago, ReMarKable said:

I should bitch about something related to Thailand and fit in, but sadly I cannot.

I got a mail shot from Agoda a day or so ago and it claims that 47% of rooms in pattaya are booked already! for my trip in January/February,Have seen some good prices and will have a good look around when I get there.I know it's nothing to do with Phuket but any silver lining these days!

Not really but you do only use a spoonful of oil for each Batch.Do some research and see how easy each air fryer is to clean and with some you don't have to shake the chips in the basket/tray at all.They are not so cheap and some are high wattage.The advantage for me is that I don't have a smelly deep fat fryer in my flat and I don't cook in used oil.

3 hours ago, Benroon said:

More crap - the 'poor' pay no income tax and food is non-vatable. (Along with tax funded handouts, travel concessions etc which they will receive net). If you're 'poor' what else are you paying money on that will have you competing with the Abramovichs of this world ? If you're motoring, smoking, drinking, holidaying etc you're not poor.

 

I did ask the other socialist clown to define rich so it would be easier to nail down exact figures but he was already floundering with other issues so I didn't press it!

 

Though he'll be along in a minute with something else that's nothing to do with his original gripe

Tory c u next Tuesday

32 minutes ago, Benroon said:

Can you read ? The rich are taxed significantly more either in terms of actual amounts or percentages of actual wealth.

 

I am going to put this in simple terms for the hard of thinking - if more low earning people are paying ZERO tax, how can they be paying more tax than the rich ? Just focus on that one question as you are clearly struggling here

 

 

Nobody pays zero tax,almost everything we buy has VAT added,services are taxed etc,Thats why the poor pay more in taxes than the rich,at the end of the month most if not all their cash will be spent and their % will be the highest,I pay my annual compulsory health insurance in one go saving 4% the poor can not even pay by direct debit they have to pay cash at the P.O or bank the same with paying gas and electricity and that usually means paying at least 2% above paying by direct debit.and so on.

You need merino wool T-Shirts,Supernatural do a merino mix as do Pally Hi ,Icebreaker make pure merino and a mix.wash in 30c do not use conditioners or bleach also easy to hand wash,they dry fast they are a bit pricey but they don't smell ,but like all fabrics they don't like to stuffed in a laundry bin while they are still damp and some man made fibres are impossible to get the smell out once you have washed it on a high temperature.

5 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

The pound will rebound rapidly once this tortuous process is completed.

And Father Christmas is real.

9 hours ago, rixalex said:

I have read what you posted. I am not saying you said all leavers. You are completely missing my point. It's about what you inferred, and what gets inferred on a daily basis.

The vast majority of leavers just want the borders controlled and want EU immigrants tested just the same way non EU immigrants get tested. They don't want immigration STOPPED. Do you know of one single member here arguing for that?

And yet the vast majority of times when this issue is being debated / discussed / argued, remainers will state, just as you did, something like, "all those leavers who want immigration stopped...".

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Dead cat alert.

4 hours ago, rixalex said:

This all started with a comment in a post you made about those who voted leave in order to STOP immigration. There was no caveat added to that post that you were talking about a tiny minority of leavers. Therefore the impression that was given was that this was a common goal for your average leaver. To repeat, I think this is nonsense.

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It's more than a tiny minority much much more,it was probably the biggest reason to vote leave it's just the way it is,its not that they are all racist but many not just a few English are, it's the perception that they take all the jobs and clog up the health service take all the houses etc.