6 minutes ago, david555 said:

i would not be surprised those Garners  bottles get a Polish printed etiquette on them in Poland already with Polish onions inside ....????

remember your dark blue U.K. passports  .....

BTW thanks for the opportunity to make them for U.K. ????

 

   The new UK passports are being made in *Wherever they are being made in the E.U* because of E.U regulations .

The UK had no other choice in which company to choose to make them .

  E.U regulations state that  the UK couldn't nominate a UK company to make the passports , thats why we left the E.U

7 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  We have mnay feilds in the UK that do not currently grow food , reason being thr E.U doesnt want too much food produced , which causes food mountains  .

   The E.U pays out farmers NOT to grow food .

Once we get mfood growing again , food will be plentiful 

 

"Once we get food growing again , food will be plentiful "

 

Better start now .....

 But ...but  no more places to Fox hunting ... or golfing ....? ????  Moggy wont like that missing & destroying  English culture ...???? just to feed the poor ????

Edited December 21, 20205 yr by david555

1 minute ago, david555 said:

 

"Once we get food growing again , food will be plentiful "

 

Better start now .....

 But ...but  no ore places to Fox hunting ... or golfing ....? ????  Moggy wont like that missing & destroying  English culture ...???? just to feed the poor ????

 

  Planting seeds in winter !!!!!!!

Surely not , Spring times the time to be plating seeds to grow things 

2 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

   The new UK passports are being made in *Wherever they are being made in the E.U* because of E.U regulations .

The UK had no other choice in which company to choose to make them .

  E.U regulations state that  the UK couldn't nominate a UK company to make the passports , thats why we left the E.U

O.K. so now only the big job to print waterproof on all that fish a U.K. Flagg  ????????????

11 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  There is only one France/German border , that one 

No there isn't a border......

2 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  Planting seeds in winter !!!!!!!

Surely not , Spring times the time to be plating seeds to grow things 

You forgot in winter best time to prepare the ground  BEFORE the seeds ....?????

Edited December 21, 20205 yr by david555

It seems that Ireland grows the wrong type of  Potatoes for chips as the Irish  Potatoes are high in sugar content and not good for frying

 

 

Irish fear loss of British potatoes post Brexit

UK spuds ideal for chipping and deep-frying face import ban when transition ends January 1.

https://www.politico.eu/article/brexit-britain-potatoes-ireland-fear-loss/

1 minute ago, david555 said:

O.K. so now only the big job to print waterproof on all that fish a U.K. Flagg  ????????????

 

  We got our navy out .

Your fishing boats will be treated the same way as Russian navy boats 

1 minute ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  We got our navy out .

Your fishing boats will be treated the same way as Russian navy boats 

imaging by mistake attacking a Russian one .....????????????

3 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

No there isn't a border......

 

  It doesnt matter WHICH border , that was irrelevant .

The point was that you cannot just click your fingers and get thousands of food laden lorrys to come to your Country 

1 minute ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  It doesnt matter WHICH border , that was irrelevant .

The point was that you cannot just click your fingers and get thousands of food laden lorrys to come to your Country 

But only you can from U.K. ?..... OMG.  ????

2 minutes ago, david555 said:

imaging by mistake attacking a Russian one .....????????????

 

  Russian navy does not come into UK waters , if they do , we can sink them .

Maybe the French fishing boats can catch the fish that live at the bottom of the sea , because thats where their boats will be 

24 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  We have mnay feilds in the UK that do not currently grow food , reason being thr E.U doesnt want too much food produced , which causes food mountains  .

   The E.U pays out farmers NOT to grow food .

Once we get food growing again , food will be plentiful 

So there is hope for us E.U. you  stop nagging on us for food supply ...? ???? 

But also forget your oversupply exporting as a third country to our market that time 

Edited December 21, 20205 yr by david555

1 minute ago, david555 said:

But only you can from U.K. ?..... OMG.  ????

 

  They are probably regular contracts , the food is grown specifically for France , ordered years before .

Theres not thousands food laden of lorries driving around Europe looking for hungry people .

  Much of the E.U grown food is already allocated to people .

Can you make cake ? 

19 minutes ago, david555 said:

As we did .... even under a strong  enemy occupation....no garden party's as in England ( for the rich only  of course ) 

That sounds like envy, but, Brit lads were in your area eating much the same stuff as you lot, no doubt......

 

There are zillions of folk travelling zillions of miles queuing up in France to get into the UK, risking life in a rubber dingy for the last few miles, you know why, not only can they get Garners pickled onions there, they heard about  concentration camps, and that nobody came out, perhaps.......................

 

 

 

 

1 minute ago, transam said:

That sounds like envy

3 minutes ago, Opl said:

Where's the gravy.....????

34 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  We have mnay feilds in the UK that do not currently grow food , reason being thr E.U doesnt want too much food produced , which causes food mountains  .

   The E.U pays out farmers NOT to grow food .

Once we get food growing again , food will be plentiful 

 

  SEE David, after reading your posts , my English is declining 

10 minutes ago, transam said:

That sounds like envy, but, Brit lads were in your area eating much the same stuff as you lot, no doubt......

 

There are zillions of folk travelling zillions of miles queuing up in France to get into the UK, risking life in a rubber dingy for the last few miles, you know why, not only can they get Garners pickled onions there, they heard about  concentration camps, and that nobody came out, perhaps.......................

 

 

 

 

So please have them , and take good care of them , plenty pickled onions for those ...no envy they like to be with U.K. 

A win win situation isn't it ?   ????

Edited December 21, 20205 yr by david555

1 minute ago, david555 said:

So please have them , and take good care of them , plenty pickled onions for those ...no envy they like to be with U.K. 

A win win situation isn't''it ?   ????

For them it is, and glad you see my point that they bypass you lot.....????

1 minute ago, transam said:

For them it is, and glad you see my point that they bypass you lot.....????

yes by giving a blind eye when leaving / loading the dinghy's ????

Edited December 21, 20205 yr by david555

33 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

No there isn't a border......

 

The French/German border  goes From Switzerland in the south to Luxembourg in the north 

7 minutes ago, david555 said:

yes by giving a blind eye when leaving / loading the dinghy's ????

Yes, being respectful to you lot, the camps are probably still on their mind, but a big "pheeeew" ensues as they push off afloat...????    

1 hour ago, transam said:

, have you no class.....????

 

Pickled onions, like bean on toast, is considered as a classy delicatessen by the Britons.

 

Only by the Britons.

 

1 hour ago, david555 said:

As we did .... even under a strong  enemy occupation....no garden party's as they had in  England ( for the rich only  of course ) 

You were too busy having parties for the Germans

39 minutes ago, luckyluke said:

 

Pickled onions, like bean on toast, is considered as a classy delicatessen by the Britons.

 

Only by the Britons.

 

 

  They are both luxuries for all of us in Thailand .

120 Baht for a jar of pickled onions  in Thailand .

43 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  They are both luxuries for all of us in Thailand .

120 Baht for a jar of pickled onions  in Thailand .

Everything is relative.

Don't know how big the jar is, and what the current price is in the U.K.

But 120 Baht doesn't seem exorbitant.

And :

" Quand on aime, on ne compte pas " ( When you love, you don't count the cost ).

 

 

1 hour ago, luckyluke said:

 

Pickled onions, like bean on toast, is considered as a classy delicatessen by the Britons.

 

Only by the Britons.

 

And frogs legs are a delicacy where you come from...?  

We Brits just raced frogs when kids......????

1 hour ago, luckyluke said:

 

Pickled onions, like bean on toast, is considered as a classy delicatessen by the Britons.

 

Only by the Britons.

 

Aaaaah, now you see how different those across the channel are then...Well done....

1 minute ago, Victornoir said:

There is only one very old Englishman to think that the legs of frogs are a delicacy prized by the Belgians, or even by the French.

Think rather of mussels and fries, tournedos Rossini, turbot with Hollandaise sauce, Dieppoise sole etc... I have to say that I miss it a bit here.

 

That's all posh menu stuff, where most don't even know what it is, but you can't mistake a Garners Pickled onion ol' bean....????............................????