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He’s more free from thinking than free thinking.

So long as there isn’t a humble pie shortage ;)

Bit difficult when it’s the epicentre of clusterfuck Britain.

Apparently brexit is the only thing that’s allowing us to address the issues caused by brexit. Grant Shapps. While somehow managing to keep a straight face.

If your brain was made of dynamite you wouldn’t have enough to blow your nose. They were peer reviewed by other scientists with the relevant qualifications not free thinkers like right said Fred.

Until people start panic buying. Do you remember when the HGV drivers blockaded all the oil refineries and people went bat shit crazy filling wheelie bins full of petrol etc. It’s was much like the toilet paper crisis at the beginning of Covid. If people had have just purchased what they need...

We’re all going have to turn Amish. Either that or Mad Max.

Do brexit benefits to Ireland count? https://www.irishtimes.com/business/health-pharma/bitter-pill-for-uk-as-astrazeneca-to-locate-new-facility-in-dublin-1.4679646

I’d be amazed if any of them could tie their own shoelaces.

Kermit the fucking frog. Do you think he understands he’s a grown man?

Sadly can’t due to a particular medication I have to take on a daily basis for the rest of my life. Hats of to those that do. Legends.

Surely cancelled gammon should be discussed on your anyone a vegan thread ;)

Yeah I’m pretty keen on them too. Don’t think they’re vegan though.

Can’t believe we forgot the festival of brexit. Can’t wait.

TBF Ben and Jerry’s are doing some really nice vegan flavours now so the dairy ice cream intake has been dropping for a while now. My wife also does an awesome chocolate mousse made with Silken Tofu. I think she got the recipe from the vegan society.

As much as I feel for Derby fans having been through it ourselves I feel more for the Wycombe fans as I firmly believe that they should have had a points deduction last season over their creative accounting and Wycombe would have stayed up. Not surprised that Wycombe are considering legal action.

I think you’re right but the strike was while the coal mines were nationalised and the government capped their wages to tackle high inflation rates. Which is where I see the parallels with what’s happening now. One problem is leading on to the next problem which is leading onto the next problem...

Sorry. Yes, or tunnel. Plans dropped right under the radar in England. I think only the Guardian covered it of the nationals. Scottish and Irish papers were all over the story at the same time.

I saw a report earlier that the average 2 children family is likely to be £1600.00 worse of a year from the triple whammy of NI hike, UC cut and the cost of living hike.

Apparently a report in 2010 advised we double our gas storage capacity in preparation of what we’re seeing now. It doesn’t sound like this is an issue that couldn’t have been prepared for, the government was being advised that this was likely to happen at some point and did less than nothing if...