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[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

As a piece of technology, surely women shouldn't be allowed near it.  Female tecjnology peaked with the mangle....

I agree. Although females who can demonstrate they are responsible may be allowed access to  an iron and ironing board.

[Sir Tigger KC]

Many of the items that make the 8.7% rate are items we don't buy from one week to the next, like a wide screen TV or fridge.

Food we buy and consume on a daily basis.

4 pints of milk was £1 until quite recently. Now £1.55....so a rise of 55%. Eggs much the same.

I bet the farmers aren't getting any more! 

[STEMO]

Many of the items that make the 8.7% rate are items we don't buy from one week to the next, like a wide screen TV or fridge.

Food we buy and consume on a daily basis.

4 pints of milk was £1 until quite recently. Now £1.55....so a rise of 55%. Eggs much the same.

I bet the farmers aren't getting any more! 

I really can't see why they bother. Really hard life with loneliness causing mental health problems in quite a few. No money and no thanks.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Many of the items that make the 8.7% rate are items we don't buy from one week to the next, like a wide screen TV or fridge.

Food we buy and consume on a daily basis.

4 pints of milk was £1 until quite recently. Now £1.55....so a rise of 55%. Eggs much the same.

I bet the farmers aren't getting any more! 

I really can't see why they bother. Really hard life with loneliness causing mental health problems in quite a few. No money and no thanks.

Many top themselves.

Men under forty are also prone to suicide at a high rate.

[Doctor Gollum]

Many of the items that make the 8.7% rate are items we don't buy from one week to the next, like a wide screen TV or fridge.

Food we buy and consume on a daily basis.

4 pints of milk was £1 until quite recently. Now £1.55....so a rise of 55%. Eggs much the same.

I bet the farmers aren't getting any more! 

I really can't see why they bother. Really hard life with loneliness causing mental health problems in quite a few. No money and no thanks.

Many top themselves.

Men under forty are also prone to suicide at a high rate.

Hang in there

No pun intended 

[Viral_Jim]

I really can't see why they bother. Really hard life with loneliness causing mental health problems in quite a few. No money and no thanks.

Family pressure mostly, they get handed down "the family farm" and with it the responsibility of keeping it in the family for future generations. I think I've only met one set of farmers in my life who were happy with their lot, and they grow potatoes almost exclusively for Maccy's with a side hustle of petal confetti. 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Big burly farmer close to where my parents lived topped himself recently. He was 28.

[Rangie]

Cannot be anything worse than financial issues, especially when working hard for very little rewards.

[STEMO]

8.7%......down from 10.1%

However, food inflation is 19.1% and we all have to eat.

I've just been in the local CO OP, the Lurpak butter is in alarmed plastic cases which have to be opened at the till 
I haven't had a Ginsters pasty for ages, but I remember them being about £1. In the same CO OP, 50p off, £2 instead of £2.50.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

8.7%......down from 10.1%

However, food inflation is 19.1% and we all have to eat.

I've just been in the local CO OP, the Lurpak butter is in alarmed plastic cases which have to be opened at the till 
I haven't had a Ginsters pasty for ages, but I remember them being about £1. In the same CO OP, 50p off, £2 instead of £2.50.

Famous for their gristle, connective tissue and meat of unknown origin, mixed with a couple of bits of spud and carrot.

[STEMO]

8.7%......down from 10.1%

However, food inflation is 19.1% and we all have to eat.

I've just been in the local CO OP, the Lurpak butter is in alarmed plastic cases which have to be opened at the till 
I haven't had a Ginsters pasty for ages, but I remember them being about £1. In the same CO OP, 50p off, £2 instead of £2.50.

Famous for their gristle, connective tissue and meat of unknown origin, mixed with a couple of bits of spud and carrot.

I was going to put at the end of my post "Cue Opti with his ingredients list" 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

8.7%......down from 10.1%

However, food inflation is 19.1% and we all have to eat.

I've just been in the local CO OP, the Lurpak butter is in alarmed plastic cases which have to be opened at the till 
I haven't had a Ginsters pasty for ages, but I remember them being about £1. In the same CO OP, 50p off, £2 instead of £2.50.

Famous for their gristle, connective tissue and meat of unknown origin, mixed with a couple of bits of spud and carrot.

I was going to put at the end of my post "Cue Opti with his ingredients list" 

I'm not sure the contents of a Ginsters pasty can be described as 'ingredients'....

More like toxic waste dipped in some sort of barely edible slurry.

[STEMO]

8.7%......down from 10.1%

However, food inflation is 19.1% and we all have to eat.

I've just been in the local CO OP, the Lurpak butter is in alarmed plastic cases which have to be opened at the till 
I haven't had a Ginsters pasty for ages, but I remember them being about £1. In the same CO OP, 50p off, £2 instead of £2.50.

Famous for their gristle, connective tissue and meat of unknown origin, mixed with a couple of bits of spud and carrot.

I was going to put at the end of my post "Cue Opti with his ingredients list" 

I'm not sure the contents of a Ginsters pasty can be described as 'ingredients'....

More like toxic waste dipped in some sort of barely edible slurry.

Tasty though, I like a bit of sheep's bolločk 

[dave the builder]

8.7%......down from 10.1%

However, food inflation is 19.1% and we all have to eat.

I've just been in the local CO OP, the Lurpak butter is in alarmed plastic cases which have to be opened at the till 
I haven't had a Ginsters pasty for ages, but I remember them being about £1. In the same CO OP, 50p off, £2 instead of £2.50.

Famous for their gristle, connective tissue and meat of unknown origin, mixed with a couple of bits of spud and carrot.

I was going to put at the end of my post "Cue Opti with his ingredients list" 

Opti probably sells Ginsters the carrots, swede and parsnips to make the pasties 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

8.7%......down from 10.1%

However, food inflation is 19.1% and we all have to eat.

I've just been in the local CO OP, the Lurpak butter is in alarmed plastic cases which have to be opened at the till 
I haven't had a Ginsters pasty for ages, but I remember them being about £1. In the same CO OP, 50p off, £2 instead of £2.50.

Famous for their gristle, connective tissue and meat of unknown origin, mixed with a couple of bits of spud and carrot.

I was going to put at the end of my post "Cue Opti with his ingredients list" 

I'm not sure the contents of a Ginsters pasty can be described as 'ingredients'....

More like toxic waste dipped in some sort of barely edible slurry.

Tasty though, I like a bit of sheep's bolločk 

More likely to be the wrinkled bag the bollock came in.