Foreign Secretary David Miliband will be in the US from May 20-23. He will answer your questions, on-line, about foreign policy, UK/US relations, and the challenges we face in a globalized world. For further information on how to submit a question visit www.britainusa.com/orlando and look in the "News from Orlando" section at the bottom of the screen.

Dean

Dean.. try this pic

Ray,

TVM. Hopefully it's all sorted now.

Dean

If you can get the Treasury to cough up $10 every six months, you can have a big one like Ray's!

Hello Fatbrit,

Haven't seen you around for a while. All OK in your neck of the woods?

Dean

(PS. I'm happy with a small one. Does what I need it to do...)

Hi Dean!

Been around, but this board is my main home I'm sad to say. Glad to see you made it here. BTW, there's an interesting thread over here that you may or may not like to comment on.

David

Leave it to you, fb.

Dean, I see you are already familiar with the scurvies. There really are some nice folk here too! That was very nice of Ray to fix up your avi file.

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Peace, my friends, peace.

I am bleedin nice.. ....everybody knows that

Erm... you might want to rephrase that, mate...

Sounds like a great opportunity for British expats in the US to press for answers on some of the most significant international matters, e.g. the Marmite Gap.

And the Bovril ban.

bugger the yeast extract, when is the UK going to start exporting proper sausages to the US?

couldn't they use some of the money raised from the premium rate call line to the passport office?

Or maybe some of the $512 it cost for two new passports :curse:

don't forget the kingsmill for a proper sausage buttie

and we need the heinz baked bean price looking into - $1.69 a can - Fook Me ragged

Ummm ..

http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...5&postcount=36