Trump Rocking Theresa's Boat

[Alnico Blue]

Only media reports . . .

but seems like Donald has ruffled our PM's feathers by dissing her Brexit formula   

London mayor taken a verbal bashing on crime  from Donald as well it seems 

[RossPhim]

He's not one to mince his words is he! 

I quite like the fella, as he's pretty much doing what he said he would. 

Whether he's good news for the USA or the rest of the world for that matter awaits to be seen! 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Yes....if the 'limp dick' version of Brexit happens then no trade deal with the U.S.

[Varche]

Yes....if the 'limp dick' version of Brexit happens then no trade deal with the U.S.

Are you looking forward then to cheap out of date Chicken washed in Chlorine or beef reared to poorer European standards?

[STEMO]

Yes....if the 'limp dick' version of Brexit happens then no trade deal with the U.S.

Are you looking forward then to cheap out of date Chicken washed in Chlorine or beef reared to poorer European standards?

You don't have to buy it, other chickens are available.

[Varche]

Yes....if the 'limp dick' version of Brexit happens then no trade deal with the U.S.

Are you looking forward then to cheap out of date Chicken washed in Chlorine or beef reared to poorer European standards?

You don't have to buy it, other chickens are available.

You missed the operative word "cheap". Opti will have free range capons freshly butchered from his estate.

[STEMO]

Yes....if the 'limp dick' version of Brexit happens then no trade deal with the U.S.

Are you looking forward then to cheap out of date Chicken washed in Chlorine or beef reared to poorer European standards?

You don't have to buy it, other chickens are available.

You missed the operative word "cheap". Opti will have free range capons freshly butchered from his estate.

Chicken is cheap full stop. Going back to when I was a lad, it was a Sunday roast, now chicken, beef and pork are everyday meats. Lamb is still quite expensive, I paid over £10 for half a leg last time I bought it.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Chicken used to be a treat for the middle class and an 'aspiration only' for the working class.

Now chicken is for everybody. About £3-£4 for a medium sized bird.

I recently found out that the staple diet of the poor in London during the Victorian period was oysters. It came as a surprise to me.

[Varche]

Chicken used to be a treat for the middle class and an 'aspiration only' for the working class.

Now chicken is for everybody. About £3-£4 for a medium sized bird.

I recently found out that the staple diet of the poor in London during the Victorian period was oysters. It came as a surprise to me.

4 to 7.50 euros here. Supermarkets in the countryside cannot get away with selling the mass produced tasteless rubbish.


Fish too used to be cheap source of protein for the working class.  My dad won't eat anything that sifts sewage for a living. Seems reasonable

[scimmy_man]

Chicken used to be a treat for the middle class and an 'aspiration only' for the working class.

Now chicken is for everybody. About £3-£4 for a medium sized bird.

I recently found out that the staple diet of the poor in London during the Victorian period was oysters. It came as a surprise to me.

and salmon, there was a legal limit how many times a week the workers could be few cheap salmon,

[Lizzie Zoom]

Chicken used to be a treat for the middle class and an 'aspiration only' for the working class.

Now chicken is for everybody. About £3-£4 for a medium sized bird.

I recently found out that the staple diet of the poor in London during the Victorian period was oysters. It came as a surprise to me.

4 to 7.50 euros here. Supermarkets in the countryside cannot get away with selling the mass produced tasteless rubbish.


Fish too used to be cheap source of protein for the working class. My dad won't eat anything that sifts sewage for a living. Seems reasonable

.................and Eel pie became part of the staple East, and South East London diet during the early Victorian period, with hundreds of "pie men" walking the streets whilst plying their trade.  Pie n' mash shops gradually took over from the 1850's.

Eel was popular because it came out of the Thames that was by then highly polluted with little in the way of fish surviving, but the eel did!  Like oysters, they were readily available and cheap.  The Victorian poor though generally, in and outside London, relied heavily on bread and potatoes, with cheese when they could afford it.  It was not until the late 1800's that due to the food 'necessities' becoming about 30% cheaper, that the poor started to have a better and wider diet, with meat included.  But, if you had no money, no job, and in those days no welfare state to help you, you would go days without any food apart from that scrounged or stolen.. Hard times indeed!

[Bigron]

Chicken used to be a treat for the middle class and an 'aspiration only' for the working class.

Now chicken is for everybody. About £3-£4 for a medium sized bird.

I recently found out that the staple diet of the poor in London during the Victorian period was oysters. It came as a surprise to me.

4 to 7.50 euros here. Supermarkets in the countryside cannot get away with selling the mass produced tasteless rubbish.


Fish too used to be cheap source of protein for the working class. My dad won't eat anything that sifts sewage for a living. Seems reasonable

.................and Eel pie became part of the staple East, and South East London diet during the early Victorian period, with hundreds of "pie men" walking the streets whilst plying their trade.  Pie n' mash shops gradually took over from the 1850's.

Eel was popular because it came out of the Thames that was by then highly polluted with little in the way of fish surviving, but the eel did!  Like oysters, they were readily available and cheap.  The Victorian poor though generally, in and outside London, relied heavily on bread and potatoes, with cheese when they could afford it.  It was not until the late 1800's that due to the food 'necessities' becoming about 30% cheaper, that the poor started to have a better and wider diet, with meat included.  But, if you had no money, no job, and in those days no welfare state to help you, you would go days without any food apart from that scrounged or stolen.. Hard times indeed!

You have just described my current situation!  Can you spare me some change, Miss?

Ron.

[Doctor Gollum]

Here's some change for you...

Get out and work...

[Bigron]

I used to like you!

Ron.

[Doctor Gollum]