Frankly, I don't see how the type of biscuit has any bearing on their treatment. All types of biscuit should be treated equally.I am offended that you have not mentioned the type of biscuit.
I hate Mondays.
I'm offended by the strange new ticking sound that my machine is now making.I ask this for no particular reason, and of course with without thought to anyone in particular.
The Scenario.
I am an anti capitalist who can only see wrong in a disproportionately large percentage of wealth going to a relative few.
I perceive this is ALL due to the self serving corruption of the Tory political elite, who look after their own.
This Tory elite are enjoying the benefits of the present by serving the power of the City for kick backs, and also feathering their nest for their future semi retirement, 'in my opinion'.
There is a place where people communicate their frustrations regarding machines that might have a new strange ticking sound, while others can't feed their kids.
There are discussions of how to gain advantages and perhaps lose less in depreciation on these machines, a financial value of depreciation that is more than many others will see in their pocket this year.
So, should I 'contribute' to this place and vent my frustrations at my perceived injustice of all this?
Should I ask Mr Jong-un for a visa to Pyongyang where very little capitalism exists, and teach them the evils of this before it can take hold (like China)?
Frankly, I don't see how the type of biscuit has any bearing on their treatment. All types of biscuit should be treated equally.
I ask this for no particular reason, and of course with without thought to anyone in particular.
The Scenario.
I am an anti capitalist who can only see wrong in a disproportionately large percentage of wealth going to a relative few.
I perceive this is ALL due to the self serving corruption of the Tory political elite, who look after their own.
This Tory elite are enjoying the benefits of the present by serving the power of the City for kick backs, and also feathering their nest for their future semi retirement, 'in my opinion'.
There is a place where people communicate their frustrations regarding machines that might have a new strange ticking sound, while others can't feed their kids.
There are discussions of how to gain advantages and perhaps lose less in depreciation on these machines, a financial value of depreciation that is more than many others will see in their pocket this year.
So, should I 'contribute' to this place and vent my frustrations at my perceived injustice of all this?
Should I ask Mr Jong-un for a visa to Pyongyang where very little capitalism exists, and teach them the evils of this before it can take hold (like China)?
*The Boomtown Rats like this*
I apologize in advance for any offence caused but I don't like tinned tomatoes.
Do you, in this scenario, happen to run one of the consistently most expensive mass produced 4 x 4 road vehicles on the planet, which you cannot comprehend immediately makes you a hypocrite?
And you managed all of this despite the interference of self serving party members in Westminster?Well in this scenario, and I must go back a few years.
When we lived in the ideal true communist era the party all allowed us to have a black bicycle.
My neighbour carried out some extra duties for one of the over seers up at the local Party House. With his reward he managed to attain a bicycle with 3 gears.
Now I don't know anyone up at the House so I started collecting crops in for some of my other neighbours when there was too much for them to deal with. I got rewarded, more so if it looked like a storm was coming, and so managed to gain a red bike, with 10 gears. That showed him.
But he was well thought of by the Party and was looked after with extra duties here and there, he got a small car eventually.
This carried on for years. I got, he got and so on.
Well now I've got a car with a pretty badge and superior capability. I won.
Long live Communism, that's what I say.
Scottish tomatoes. YOU CAN TAKE MY LAND BUT YOU'LL NEVER TAKE MY FREEDOM.
English tomatoes. We haven't got any, they're all grown in Scotland, with the strawberries. Feck we'd better put a stop to all this independence lark. I like tomatoes.
Is it the tinned bit or the tomato bit you dislike?
That's because he "Welshed" on the agreement...I'm insulted that you've not decided yet.