I would just like to say

doriz said:

That’s great news. Cold outside tho’

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Poor lad was freezing but determined to start the reassembly process today

WhiskyLassie said:

Shouldn't sit in jam you will get sticky.

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Shouldn't have voted "leave" either.

The question has to be asked...
How hard is it to get into France Vs. How hard it is to return to the UK?
Where is the obstruction?
If you want to get into France easily, take French citizenship perhaps?

DanClarke said:

Shouldn't have voted "leave" either.

The question has to be asked...
How hard is it to get into France Vs. How hard it is to return to the UK?
Where is the obstruction?
If you want to get into France easily, take French citizenship perhaps?

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Answer is - don‘t go to France. It’s full of foreigners

WhiskyLassie said:

Shouldn't sit in jam you will get sticky.

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Din't have much choice!
And would have preferred marmalade!

Evening folks

I need a chill pill, so come to tell ya all we don’t have any snow yet but the wind is getting up. (Not from food intake before you start).

So I am hoping somebody has nicked all the white stuff we were promised.

J

DanClarke said:

Shouldn't have voted "leave" either.

The question has to be asked...
How hard is it to get into France Vs. How hard it is to return to the UK?
Where is the obstruction?
If you want to get into France easily, take French citizenship perhaps?

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Imagine for a moment that you had bought a holiday home in Scotland or Wales. Obviously you would have expected to have been able to go there whenever you wanted to.
Then something bonkers happened and all of a sudden you needed to go through complex and time consuming paperwork to spend a reasonable amount of time there and this was limited so if you went there for 6 months you then couldn't go again for 6 months? How would @Brown for instance feel about that?
That is how we and thousands of other Brits feel.
Why the flip should one have to take Welsh or Scottish citizenship just to be able to go to the place where you pay a full year's local taxes?
The whole thing stinks. Especially as any European who wants to come and spend 6 months over here just has to saunter over. No need for a visa or anything.
Thankfully the frogs realise the unfairness of this and in the very near future we will no longer have to go throught this.

And no, I never voted leave.
So I really am having trouble understanding your post. I think it is tongue in cheek.
It is easy to both get into France and back if you want to go for 90 days or less, but any longer than that and it is a different story, UK to France. Pain in the rear. The other way it's a piece of pistachio.

WhiskyLassie said:

Shouldn't sit in jam you will get sticky.

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He's that old he's an old jam boy

I am keeping quiet.

Not about that^^
but the 1 above that.

J

Stanleysteamer said:

Thankfully the frogs realise the unfairness of this and in the very near future we will no longer have to go throught this.

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Thankfully they’ve realised the economy generated by the brits has his taken a u-turn more like

marjon said:

Evening folks

I need a chill pill, so come to tell ya all we don’t have any snow yet but the wind is getting up. (Not from food intake before you start).

So I am hoping somebody has nicked all the white stuff we were promised.

J

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Got snow higher up nowt low down only a defrost n more rain. Suntan lotion on the morra tho

kevstar said:

He's that old he's an old jam boy

Urban Dictionary: Jam Boy

The Jam Boy was first introduced as early as the 1800s when the British Empire occupied India. When the British gentry went to play golf, they would have two men, the caddy and a Jam Boy. The Jam Boys sole purpose was to keep the mosquitoes away from the golfer. To do this, the Jam Boy would...

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Wrong colour, ma mahn!

I apologise for triggering any politix on this lovely thread.
Mea culpa, even if not intentional.

Stanleysteamer said:

Wrong colour, ma mahn!

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Of what Jam ?? Wots wrong with blackcurrant jam I nearly changed that

Stanleysteamer said:

I apologise for triggering any politix on this lovely thread.
Mea culpa, even if not intentional.

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Ok your forgiven, now come here have a whack with a leather belt..... No no keep your troosers up boy

kevstar said:

Of what Jam ?? Wots wrong with blackcurrant jam I nearly changed that

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I fort the jam boys tended to be coffee coloured, which I hain't! Did I get the wrong end of the stick?
and yes I luuurve blackcurrant jam!!
But this year for the first time W has made white currant jam and it is Lusssh!!
Me is not colour prejewdished! Me will eat anything!!!!

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Ok your forgiven, now come here have a whack with a leather belt..... No no keep your troosers up boy

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Neva noo you was so kinky, you of the kilt wiv no nicks on type!!
and keep that T-shirt on too, I don't want to see your orange suntan!!!
(I have got outside a bit of Grants cooking whisky so am not responsible for my posts!)

Stanleysteamer said:

Din't have much choice!
And would have preferred marmalade!

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Don't say lime

I see little Luke just threw a 9darter

J

WhiskyLassie said:

Don't say lime

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This goes over my head as we only ever make Seville orange marmalade, in fact W has just bought the ingredients and will be on it this weekend. Will she make yet more of it with a whisky additive?
Let's hope so!
We have Dutch friends who crave it so much she messes with them by sending them pics of the oranges before, etc etc etc!!!

Lime marmalade is for kids and wusses! ditto lemon.
There, I've said it!
"Helmet on" time!

marjon said:

I see little Luke just threw a 9darter

J

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Is you a-talkin about Mr Littler who is now a champ of sorts?

Ooops, just realised this may be a spoiler!