foie gras. :hehe:
We’re still three weeks away from polling day. What madness will they be promising by then?
foie gras. :hehe:
We’re still three weeks away from polling day. What madness will they be promising by then?
**********free money**********Quote:
Originally Posted by burney
Shrood. Worth a vote or two, I reckon, now that hardly anyone has children anymore.
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Originally Posted by Burney
Well I can't see banning foie gras will lose them many of the voters they already haveQuote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Perhaps. Although we’d have to actually leave the EU before we’d be allowed to ban its sale here, so...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
didn’t they win a by recently by paying people £10 to vote for them? Recently I mean like a year or so ago...can’t remember...some place like Leicester I think. The one where they got like 10k in postal votes all for them.
you had to take a photo of your ballot and then show it to a guy in a van parked outside and he gave u a tennar
would be much easier imo...people got bills to pay, food to buy etc etc
As someone who gets regularly shafted by vets, I could go for this one. 39 quid consultation plus 20 quid for a treatment I could procure online for 8:50. But, they’d then want 12:50 for a signed prescription.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Vets - Thieving kyunts to a man :judge:
****free Stella**** #votelabour :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Is this really so ? .. Or is it just your usual libertarian gobshíte mischief making?Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Yes. It's a legal product under EU law produced by EU member states. It would therefore be illegal to ban it under the rules of the single market.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman