Originally Posted by JLFS

I feel the same way, regardless of spats Id buy them a pint too, with a few exceptions of course not Jacktoo, as she only drinks expensive wine
nor Lynnxa because she might clonk me one for using bad language from time to time

I would offer to meet them at the bar at the end of the seafront in Madrid,

cheers

Originally Posted by Nige

I think Spain would not be quite the same f it wasn't for those awful translations. I regret to say that I am another silly sod who enjoys looking through the English menu and spotting the glaring errors.

My favourite last week was "Grilled Githead"

I did have a look at getting to Andalucia on the 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire" web site above but couldn't find a plane.

http://www.andalucia.org/como-llegar...dor-de-vuelos/

And as for that last post, haven't you ever heard of Bin Ladens?

Originally Posted by rugbymatt

You wouldn't know it from reading it though would you?

Originally Posted by steviedeluxe

I do hope you're not going to repeat the ridiculous statement that most non-EU migrants don't work and don't pay taxes. Most posters would have disappeared for months after making such a stupid statement.

Originally Posted by JLFS

What is grilled githead?

Originally Posted by jackytoo

Stevie I thought you lived in Oxford

Originally Posted by JLFS

Could that be the reason that I go for him because, he does say some really toe curling, stupid and quite frankly insensetive things. Like about generous benefits for the unemployed and such.

He knows the theory, but I know the practical, in my own family, eeking out a living on very little, mothers give advice to other mothers who ask questions on the forum, but he knows better and contradicts them. All this with no experience, so it must be to set the cat amonst the pidgeons and not to give advice or help to others.

How the unemployed are suffering and sometimes the employed as well. but of course he always knows better, despite not knowing anyone who is struggling.

I explained that during the recent general strike, a lot of people in Galicia were afraid of repercussions from strikers and their families, and closed their busineeses through intimidation, albeit mild.
He argued against that.