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Johnblackthorn · 56-60, M
HA clearly you no nuffing of the power of a propa blue passport, the whole world will be at our nees it'll mean we can..... Keep the fish we catch, not that British people eat monkfish or we'll be able to drive on the left again... In British built cars that don't start or have doors that fit.
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Therifleman · 31-35, M
@Johnblackthorn and we are meant to be proud of it. prime example of pride over practicality 03 Iraq invasion yanks rolled in heavy armoured hummers us canvas sided land rovers former Major I served under said that it was like we were asking to get shot to pieces.
Johnblackthorn · 56-60, M
@Therifleman land rover, they we so bad they were good, only the British army would choose a vehicle made from reconstituted egg shells as it's main runabout, but to be honest I'd rather risk copping it in one of those than going 500yds in a pig, they were awful.
Therifleman · 31-35, M
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@Therifleman I'm not going to disagree
Therifleman · 31-35, M
@SW-User see how the brexiteers respond when it's their bank accounts being hit because of tariffs from EU produce
angela2106 · F
What a stupid comment. The only place where a product like a passport blank should be bought from is where the best quality at lowest cost is available. It's a basic law of economics called competitive advantage. It's as stupid as criticising the Ples for arranging major finance through City of London bankers. they do it because the City provides best service at lowest cost.
If you tried to make everything in the UK, you would regress 100 years economically and socially.
If you tried to make everything in the UK, you would regress 100 years economically and socially.
helensusanswift · 26-30, F
Therifleman · 31-35, M
ArishMell · 70-79, M
France, actually, although the personal details will be added in Britain.
Delighted? Not me - the contract was won purely on cost and successive Governments of both parties seem never to think beyond immediate cost of immediate project.
Delighted? Not me - the contract was won purely on cost and successive Governments of both parties seem never to think beyond immediate cost of immediate project.