30-08-2019, 11:02 AM
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Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by Bread
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I must admit, I would miss fish more than meat if it came to the choice. But I can't have a vegetarian curry, thats the one thing I could never have - I need my Lamb Dansak !
30-08-2019, 11:03 AM
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Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by itsme
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Who's kin interested? thought this thread was about US trade deals not about your or julies eating preferences and the constant boring fact of vegetarianism.
You should try veganism, it might stop your face going purple every time you read one of my replies
30-08-2019, 11:26 AM
103
Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by itsme
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As there has been so much talk about a 'beautiful, excellent, wonderful trade agreement with the US after we leave the EU. Can someone tell me what we will be able to trade in, that we don't trade in now?
Preferably from some one who knows what they are talking about rather than just being an echo chamber for brexic rhetoric.
We will trade on different terms. Ones that favour the UK not the EU protectionism.
30-08-2019, 11:27 AM
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Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by itsme
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Never even mentioned it plonker, if that is what vegetarianism does to your brain then you can keep it and stop kin boring people with it. It also seems to reduce to zero your ability to answer questions. EG #61 etc.
Must have missed #61 ... sorry about that.
Answer above.
Any chance of answering my questions now?
1. Who did you vote for in the election ?
2. What is the future of the EU in the next 5 years - what was it you were voting for ?
3. Would you prefer to have the weak pound or the Euro as our currency
4. Did you believe George Osbourne when he said that between 500 to 800 thousand people in the UK would lose their job as soon as a leave result was announced after the referendum?
We can start with those
30-08-2019, 12:06 PM
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Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by Bread
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We will trade on different terms. Ones that favour the UK not the EU protectionism.
Can someone tell me what we will be able to trade in, that we don't trade in now?
No answer came the stern reply!!!!
30-08-2019, 12:13 PM
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Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by itsme
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Can someone tell me what we will be able to trade in, that we don't trade in now?No answer came the stern reply!!!!
It's the wrong question
Can I have my answers ?
30-08-2019, 12:14 PM
107
Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by itsme
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Who's kin interested? thought this thread was about US trade deals not about your or julies eating preferences and the constant boring fact of vegetarianism.
30-08-2019, 02:53 PM
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Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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No it's far better and healthier IMO since my family followed me into vegetarianism they have all lost weight look happier and healthier, husbands blood pressure gone down and he isn't nearly as grumpy as he was becoming. Cannot recommend vegetables enough and we don't eat meat replacements just proper vegetables, cheese, eggs and milk, pasta and rice and bread. Lovely stuff.
And since their numbers increased in the UK you all became a friendly people.
30-08-2019, 03:21 PM
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Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by Solasch
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Could that be why the Indian people (more than 40% is vegetarian) are such friendly folks, and most are almost skinny?And since their numbers increased in the UK you all became a friendly people.
30-08-2019, 04:11 PM
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Re: US trade deal
Originally Posted by Bread
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We will trade on different terms. Ones that favour the UK not the EU protectionism.
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