British Expats - Post EU Referendum

Marmite. What's the big deal with that anyway? I tried some on a piece of toast years ago, it was OK, but certainly nothing special. Certainly nothing compared to cheese on toast with Lea & Perrin's anyway.

lutonlad

Oct 28th 2016 9:41 pm

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Originally Posted by GeniB (Post 12090000)

I had to read this twice . Could you possible be advocating government support for business's? NO... Surely not. Maggie T let our business's go to the wall in the past. in the good old traditional Tory way ' Let market forces prevail' was the cry. This sounds very socialist to me:eek:

Great idea. Over the next few years the UK will undoubtedly experience turbulence. If key business's need govt help, bring it on. Anything to support the way forward. I couldn't give a stuff about previous dogma.:thumbup:

Lion in Winter

Oct 28th 2016 9:43 pm

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Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing (Post 12090072)

I like the stuff, plus melted cheese, which is also good, scores way higher on the weightgain scale. Marmite is relatively guilt free.

la mancha

Oct 28th 2016 9:44 pm

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Originally Posted by lutonlad (Post 12090079)

Exactly. All of a sudden everyone is getting hysterical just because Britain wants to support businesses here and create employment.

Fredbargate

Oct 28th 2016 9:45 pm

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Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing (Post 12090072)

It's the stuff of true Britishness

Lion in Winter

Oct 28th 2016 9:50 pm

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Originally Posted by la mancha (Post 12090082)

Exactly. All of a sudden everyone is getting hysterical just because Britain wants to support businesses here and create employment.

I don't see any hysteria, but the government could have done that any time it chose. Nothing to do with the EU.

la mancha

Oct 28th 2016 9:51 pm

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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter (Post 12090091)

I don't see any hysteria, but the government could have done that any time it chose. Nothing to do with the EU.

Let businesses fail and you get slaughtered for it. Support businesses and you get slaughtered for it. Go figure. I’m gonna build me another drain…

amideislas

Oct 28th 2016 9:57 pm

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It still has nothing to do with the EU, manch. In fact, the motivations behind Brexit have little to do with EU. Don't you find that a bit ironic?

SultanOfSwing

Oct 28th 2016 9:57 pm

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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter (Post 12090080)

I like the stuff, plus melted cheese, which is also good, scores way higher on the weightgain scale. Marmite is relatively guilt free.

The Marmite was OK, I just couldn't buy into all the hype I guess.

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Originally Posted by Fredbargate (Post 12090084)

It's the stuff of true Britishness

Surely that would be fish and chips?

Lion in Winter

Oct 28th 2016 10:02 pm

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Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing (Post 12090099)

The Marmite was OK, I just couldn't buy into all the hype I guess.

Surely that would be fish and chips?

Curry.

Bloody immigrants.

SultanOfSwing

Oct 28th 2016 10:05 pm

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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter (Post 12090101)

Curry.

Bloody immigrants.

Ah, yes. And kebabs.

Dick Dasterdly

Oct 28th 2016 10:35 pm

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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter (Post 12090101)

Curry.

Bloody immigrants.

Curry is more typically British than the vast majority of the Immigrants.

DaveLovesDee

Oct 28th 2016 11:47 pm

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Originally Posted by la mancha (Post 12090082)

Exactly. All of a sudden everyone is getting hysterical just because Britain wants to support businesses here and create employment.

But they haven't done so previously, have they?

But it's one of the things the EU does across the poorer regions of each member state though. I guess we know where the money we won't be sending to the EU post-Btexit will be going?

Lion in Winter

Oct 29th 2016 1:29 am

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And there goes the price of tea to go with the marmite.

Typhoo Tea: Cost of a cuppa to go up - BBC News

mrken30

Oct 29th 2016 1:36 am

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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter (Post 12090210)

And there goes the price of tea to go with the marmite.

Typhoo Tea: Cost of a cuppa to go up - BBC News

There will be riots if tea goes up

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