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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by johnny five
(Post 7529864)
Quite so! I was planning on a little real ale during my time back in the UK, but am not so sure now. Soda water is looking a lot more affordable and I have grown to like it.
Thought I'd bring them back an eiderdown, they would have someting in common then? |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
[QUOTE=Kan-conned;7528658]Bagaboy !
Indian Law :thumbdown: v British Law .. you have got to be joking ! Ours isn't perfect I know but its no were near the Indian corruption levels. ADDENDUM ! Not forgetting : Keith Vaz V Churchill Alemao.. ( ooh, erm, oh dear, yep I suppose I'd better give you that one BaggyBoy !:rofl:) |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
[QUOTE=Kan-conned;7529964]
Originally Posted by Kan-conned
(Post 7528658)
Bagaboy !
Indian Law :thumbdown: v British Law .. you have got to be joking ! Ours isn't perfect I know but its no were near the Indian corruption levels. ADDENDUM ! Not forgetting : Keith Vaz V Churchill Alemao.. ( ooh, erm, oh dear, yep I suppose I'd better give you that one BaggyBoy !:rofl:) but they can't change the goal posts like the Goan ones, personally would let ALL the Gurkas in to the UK, and send all the illegals back on the next flight. We are not a charity. We welcomed Churchill and he has given us the two fingers and Vaz does not even reply to our emails for help.;:curse::banghead::banghead: |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Not only are we Riff Raff but infected Riff Raff now. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
Will they stop at nothing to blame the tourist for every bl**dy problem they have in Goa:thumbdown::thumbdown::curse::curse: http://www.calcuttanews.net/story/498771 |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Goacrazy56
(Post 7551017)
Not only are we Riff Raff but infected Riff Raff now. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
Will they stop at nothing to blame the tourist for every bl**dy problem they have in Goa:thumbdown::thumbdown::curse::curse: http://www.calcuttanews.net/story/498771 |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by k800mer
(Post 7551117)
Did I read a different article? I read that it was NOT tourism spreading Aids but migrant labour.
Speaking to reporters earlier Pradip Padwal, project director at GSACS, said that Goa clocked nearly three cases a day of people being infected with AIDS. Padwal maintained that tourism was responsible for the rise in HIV/AIDS cases. |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Goacrazy56
(Post 7551132)
No you read the same article but if you read it the tourist was first blamed for the increase of AID/HIV until this organisation did the statistics.Please read it again
Speaking to reporters earlier Pradip Padwal, project director at GSACS, said that Goa clocked nearly three cases a day of people being infected with AIDS. Padwal maintained that tourism was responsible for the rise in HIV/AIDS cases. :frown::curse::curse: Words fail me. www.dailymail.co.uk. 'Queens medal of honour scrapped because it is to Christian for Muslims and Hindus'. |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
noni,
your link took me to some dreadful rag obsessed by the Beckhams, but looking further this seems to be about Trinidad & Tobago, and something called the Trinity Cross - a name which could quite reasonably upset non-christians. ... or have I got the wrong end of the stick? ... or has the Daily Mail blown up a non-story out of all proportion? AndyD 8-)# |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
The Daily Mail is obsessed by the Beckhams, the Linekars, Jordan et al and does get all stories out of proportion unless it is anything to do with real problems. i.e. the ones in which we are inolved.
Have sent them links to stories, emails etc and have not heard a word back from them and nothing in their so called newspaper. |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by emsirrah
(Post 7553712)
The Daily Mail is obsessed by the Beckhams, the Linekars, Jordan et al and does get all stories out of proportion unless it is anything to do with real problems. i.e. the ones in which we are inolved.
Have sent them links to stories, emails etc and have not heard a word back from them and nothing in their so called newspaper. Have a happy weekend Hemingway. |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Back in UK now and only read these newspapers online - goodness me - about 60p for a paper and over a quid for a loaf of bread - will be underfed by next week, only get on the internet due to sons router. :rofl::rofl:
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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by emsirrah
(Post 7553767)
Back in UK now and only read these newspapers online - goodness me - about 60p for a paper and over a quid for a loaf of bread - will be underfed by next week, only get on the internet due to sons router. :rofl::rofl:
Thank goodness for son's:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
[QUOTE=Goacrazy
Thank goodness for son's:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:[/QUOTE] That's a laugh GC - he lives in our "rent out" house but not seen a penny of it for years - comes to Goa for Xmas and NY etc for about 6 weeks at our expense but at least we get free internet in the UK :) |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by emsirrah
(Post 7553823)
That's a laugh GC - he lives in our "rent out" house but not seen a penny of it for years - comes to Goa for Xmas and NY etc for about 6 weeks at our expense but at least we get free internet in the UK :)
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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by a_f_d
(Post 7553684)
noni,
your link took me to some dreadful rag obsessed by the Beckhams, but looking further this seems to be about Trinidad & Tobago, and something called the Trinity Cross - a name which could quite reasonably upset non-christians. ... or have I got the wrong end of the stick? ... or has the Daily Mail blown up a non-story out of all proportion? AndyD 8-)# |
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