what is better here than in britain?

thetruth


Joined: 11/01/2009
Posts: 268

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 20:47

lets all be positive and put things down we find better living here than in britain.surely no1 will be the weather! but what about the others.............

nurseawful



Joined: 06/02/2009
Posts: 5934

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 20:48

fruit and veg

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 20:48

The fact that it's still possible to eat out reasonably cheaply, but, of course, as you rightly point out, the weather has to be No.1

andrew4232



Joined: 04/07/2009
Posts: 1543

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 20:52

Cheap GIN

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 20:55

Paul has asked me to mention Cheap BRANDY

Yellowbelly


Joined: 17/05/2009
Posts: 70

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:05

You can take your kids out with you for a meal and they are welcomed, not frowned upon

berkeh2001


Joined: 28/02/2009
Posts: 455

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:08

no terrorist atacks

rowlo



Joined: 12/10/2008
Posts: 4796

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:14

no rush hour /////

nurseawful



Joined: 06/02/2009
Posts: 5934

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:16

nice people

berkeh2001


Joined: 28/02/2009
Posts: 455

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:16

no tv licence

nurseawful



Joined: 06/02/2009
Posts: 5934

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:17

Rowlo whats the score toooooooooooo lazy to go to the pub to watch it.

nurseawful



Joined: 06/02/2009
Posts: 5934

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:27

Rowlo forget that last question!!! Thank the lord we can make haggis, black pudd, tattie scones etc.



Not forgetting all the things we invented.!!! Answers please. starter for 10 : the telephone



But the fact remains we are shi.e at fittba

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:30

Eating out side of an evening, the constant sun, swimming in the pool late of a night, smaller supermarkets, little shops you can walk to, no health and safety daft rules, oh so much lol

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:32

Never thought I'd say this, but agree 100% with message 13

scoobydoo


Joined: 10/11/2008
Posts: 2434

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:37

Here .............yavas yavas in everything!!

berkeh2001


Joined: 28/02/2009
Posts: 455

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:39

you can only get something done if you know some one )))))))))))

sunrise


Joined: 14/02/2009
Posts: 274

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 21:43

You can walk down the street at night without worrying about getting attacked. Can leave the car unlocked and know it will still be there when you get back.

boglefan



Joined: 07/06/2009
Posts: 511

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 22:05

My best friend stays there and I miss her soooooo much. Apart from that, of course the weather, but the slower laid back life, the food, the people both ex-pats and locals. Better stop, all I will say is I wish I was there and not in a damp cool Scotland. Best Pal, you know who you are - luv you and other half.

Pipie


Joined: 05/01/2008
Posts: 5499

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 22:06

The restaurants , you can stay as late as you like ,excellect service and so attentive , the locals who are so welcoming , the low crime rate , the sunsets , my view overlooking the little fishing M arina at Tatlisu , Acapulco hotel at Christmas , Our take away at Tatlisu best pizza on the island . to swim in our pool with the added view of the Sea .Brill!!!!!!!

Turtle


Joined: 28/05/2007
Posts: 2669

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 22:07

Have to agree with dizzy, no EU maddness (yet) and no ridiculous health and safety dept.

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 22:13

Jeannie, Turtle, if NC do ever become a member of the EU they wont know what hit them!



Every one enjoy the sun and less stress all the best lol

hattikins


Joined: 17/02/2008
Posts: 2793

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 22:15

No Gordon Brown and his thieving cronies.

berkeh2001


Joined: 28/02/2009
Posts: 455

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 22:33

no black cabs and no bus drivers

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 22:37

There's not as many Turkish Cypriots here!

Washerman

flowerfairy


Joined: 17/09/2008
Posts: 1277

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 22:38

I agree with all above, another thing is that if anyone breaks the law, the police are allowed to do their job without the criminal having 'do gooders' to protect them.

The punishment fits the crime.

We as a family all feel safe, that in itself added to everything else makes me love this Island.

Coachie



Joined: 29/07/2008
Posts: 2135

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:20

Where are all the people who are always moaning about TRNC. I have seen posts on here about crap restruants ,bad service,bad food,no water,no electric,cant get this ,cant get the other,people being ripped off in the harbour,all sorts of complaints,about the only thing you all agree on is the good weather then you are complaining how cold and damp it is in the winter months.People being burgled when they are asleep,and dont tell me it does not happen,because it does,peoples apartments broken into,Electric fuse boxes being stolen, and thats just a few of the posts on here.Considering there are only 200000 in the north you have your fair share of crime on your paradise island.No terrorist activity in the north cos they is moslems or had that not occured to any one. I have no worries about going out at night,and I quite often leave my car unlocked at night,but that is my stupid fault,but it has not been stolen nor has my house been burgled.I have water,gas,electric and I love it here.....

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:26

Coachie "What is better here than in Britain?"

Washerman

rowlo



Joined: 12/10/2008
Posts: 4796

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:30

nurse, you dont wanna know lol

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:35

Coachie - I do agree with you. We (as you may know) have a holiday apartment in NC, which has given us a lot of pleasure over the past few years. We live in a very 'nice' part of the UK and often (admittedly without realising) go out in the mornings and leave our back door unlocked/kitchen window open. We have been visiting the TRNC for about 20 years. When we first started visiting, it was a very different place to what it is now (some things better, some worse). The appeal, all those years ago, was that it was 'different' and I suppose in some ways, it still is. I think the big changes started was when Ex-pats/retired people saw a 'paradise' where property was cheap and pensions went a long way. I still love NC but am so pleased I didn't let Paul persuade me to move there permanently. I drive to work, on a beautiful sunny morning, see corn growing in the fields, honeysuckle, country gardens. I moan about the UK, but .......................

And .....we have seasons!

Regards.

cronos


Joined: 26/10/2008
Posts: 2093

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:43

Good post Jeannie.....we too have an apartment in NC but it will only ever be for holidays/longer breaks.

There is much to enjoy in NC,but I wouldn't consider living there full time.

Coachie



Joined: 29/07/2008
Posts: 2135

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:44

Washerman...The sun..if you want to end up all wrinkled and old before your time.I will probably end up rusty but I stand less chance of getting skin cancer and looking like a dried leaf. You may think its great but time will tell...Hope of course that you dont get any of the nasty things that go with too much sun...

Arthur


Joined: 04/11/2008
Posts: 687

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:44

Apart from the unreliability of Kibtek [and the stupid overmanning of various NC public bodies], nothing at all. I feel like NC is my second home.

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:46

Jeannie, blah, blah, blah.

Washerman

cronos


Joined: 26/10/2008
Posts: 2093

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:47

Coachie...."Hope of course that you dont get any of the nasty things that go with too much sun... "



Such as plane loads of chavvy Brit lager louts ?

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:48

Well Coachie, a million miles away from reality

Washerman

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:51

cronos - thanks; I'm sure there are many of us who think the same way.



Washerman - blah, blah blah - this is the best response you can muster, is it? Says quite a lot.

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
12/08/2009 23:55

Best response I can think of to your post. If you can afford to live in such a nice place in the UK, how come your holiday home is in NC?

That's the same point as you tried to make except in reverse!

Washerman

Pipie


Joined: 05/01/2008
Posts: 5499

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 00:01

Forgot to say the interest rate !!!!!

mint1955



Joined: 30/05/2007
Posts: 988

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 00:05

Can I just ask why does every thread end up with people being nasty?

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 00:07

Message 37 -so, the best response you can think of is 'blah, blah, blah' very articulate!



I have a nice home in a nice part of the UK and a holiday home in NC



Is that a problem? Or is it because you don't have the same?

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 00:19

I to have a nice home in GB, but do look forward to getting back to NC, where you can guarantee sun every day, something we just cannot guarantee in GB!

Coachie we are happy living in both places, both have their for and against, this thread was for the things thats good in NC.

minertor



Joined: 14/02/2009
Posts: 1238

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 00:21

For the last 6 years my wife and I have spent first Sat in Oct, until first Sat in May in TRNC. May to October we live in a static caravan on a holiday park on E Yorks coast. We have another that we rent out and my wife works in the site fish shop. We always have visitors stopping with us, mostly grandchildren, teenagers all. This is the reason we return to UK. It's just over 7 weeks to our return to TRNC. I always look forward to October more than I do May. My wife the opposite. The weather, crime, pace of life, value for money. The four main reasons for our move, TRNC comes out top in all four. We can't vote in TRNC so are entitled to complain, that is our soap box. I'd never knock the fundamentals of TRNC, like it, love it, put up with it or pxss off. Lots of ex-pats can't pxss off because they've burnt their boats and moved over on a one way ticket, so they may be the ones that complain the most. People keep saying things are getting worse, I haven't felt that in the last 6 years

Turtle


Joined: 28/05/2007
Posts: 2669

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 00:25

minertor...............seems you have the balance about right...not sure about the east coast caravan site though unless its Whitby ?

Woodspeckie


Joined: 25/01/2009
Posts: 2263

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 00:29

minertor. That sounds good to me, the reason I won't move is because of my 4 grandchildren, I love them too much to leave them, I am heavy involved with everything they do, grandaughter who is gymnastic in the British squad Grandson plays rugby 2 girls play in brass bands, it's great to be able to watch them grow up, we are in NC December & January and have holidays in Turkey May & September but couldn't leave everything behind.

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 00:31

Minertor - good luck to you and your wife. You have obviously chosen the life you wish to lead. Mind you, not sure if I'd want to do it - but, it's horses for courses and it obviousy suits you and your family.



All the very best to you and yours.

phylray



Joined: 21/09/2007
Posts: 1727

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 01:04

I too prefer the best of both worlds. I would not consider living in N.C permanently as I would

miss my family too much, and they still need me, especially the grandchildren. I also love to be

in our own lovely country and it is good to come back to its coolness and fresh greenery. But it

is also great to be going out to sunny warm Cyprus and being able to eat delicious unadulterated

veg. & fruit in season, meeting up with friends, eating out at favourite places, being able to swim

until Nov. etc. etc...

ClaireCat44



Joined: 17/09/2008
Posts: 739

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 09:22

The rain. You appreciate it much more out here and I can't wait for winter!! Also the price of cigarettes! (PS There is a lovely black cloud hovering over Catalkoy at the moment - I keep going outside just to look at it!!)

begonia


Joined: 19/05/2009
Posts: 229

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 10:31

SMOKING KILLS!

But I love the rain.

Pipie


Joined: 05/01/2008
Posts: 5499

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 11:54

Tend to lose weight in during my stay in TRNC owing to a healthier lifestyle .

berkeh2001


Joined: 28/02/2009
Posts: 455

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 11:58

less (hardly any ) swine flu

NatAless



Joined: 31/03/2009
Posts: 789

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 16:18

The weather, beaches, mountain views & cheap fags (I agree with msg 47!) also interest rates & I would also miss the language, culture & Turkish food

Natx

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 17:29

Jeannie, in current circumstances, admitting to having a 'holiday home' in NC and your permanent home in the UK, is not something that you should be posting on a public forum.

Washerman

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 17:32

Washerman - yes, a good point. Didn't give it a thought.



Cheers

gates


Joined: 08/12/2008
Posts: 1096

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 17:32

all the ilegal workers speak good english

denflolad


Joined: 18/06/2009
Posts: 67

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 17:37

The rain today

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 17:53

Washerman, you say people should not admit to saying they have a holiday home in NC, why? As in all countries holiday homes are becoming the norm, take GB, there are a lot of second home owners. People just like to get away from their usual 'grind', and prefere their own dwelling instead of hotels, it also brings in revenue as most holiday home owners spend more. Just wondered at your post thats all, please dont think I am having a go, just curious ,lol



Another reason to like NC, is the scenery.

brandy sour


Joined: 09/04/2008
Posts: 310

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 17:54

It is nice and sunny here

jock1



Joined: 06/01/2008
Posts: 3786

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 19:00

Here ....................

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 19:02

Dizzy, Orams?

Washerman

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 21:06

Oh, get you now. Well if we all went around 'what if' and 'cant do', we would all be still living in mud huts!!



Mind you mud huts in NC would be ok because of the weather lol xx

berkeh2001


Joined: 28/02/2009
Posts: 455

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 22:33

the flats are not like hackney estates

brandy sour


Joined: 09/04/2008
Posts: 310

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 22:37

Ok at the moment come October-May your mud hut will become mud bath its ok if you like that sort of thing.

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 22:52

berkeh2001 - message 61.



Our apartments are lovely inside, but sadly, due to (lack of) maintenance to communal areas, stairways, etc. they do resemble a block of council flats when you enter/go up the stairs. Please don't get me wrong, I was born and bred on a council estate, so not being snobbish, just a bit disappointed.



Jeanie

berkeh2001


Joined: 28/02/2009
Posts: 455

Message Posted:
13/08/2009 23:12

hi jeanie i bought a flat in famagusta i know the feeling it's starting to look like the hackney estate no one cleans 'no one pays any service charges stayed there for one week never again . sold it 2 months ago with a smile

stellasstar1



Joined: 02/07/2008
Posts: 1519

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 11:17

The lovely friendly local people. I could go to a different house every day of the week for coffee if I wanted to, with my Cypriot neighbours. They are so welcoming and friendly, and always ready to help you with anything that they can. You never need feel lonely here.

thetruth


Joined: 11/01/2009
Posts: 268

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 11:41

no junk post....

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 14:30

No post, full stop. lol

flowerfairy


Joined: 17/09/2008
Posts: 1277

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 20:19

Correct me if I'm wrong, where in Uk can four young teenagers walk too and from the local fair

with no worries of having mobile phones stolen, or beaten or harrassed by gangs.

In UK a couple of years ago, there was a 'fun' evening in our local high street. Gangs of youths decided

to strut the street, hurling abuse at all and sundry and spraying that awful spray foam at all the shop fronts.

Yes, the police eventually controlled them, at taxpayers expense. It spoilt their chances of mingling with the locals on what should have been a very casual fun evening for them and the shopkeepers.

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 21:12

You are so right flowerfairy, bricks through windows, the old folks just cannot go any where on the streets, fear of mugging. Youngsters just set upon because they looked at a gang member in the wrong way. So many things that are better in NC

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 21:19

If you are loved/needed, have friends and are happy, what does it matter where you live....

wtf, cyb, bttroy

Washerman

Woodspeckie


Joined: 25/01/2009
Posts: 2263

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 21:22

Not where I live, I can go to the local shop anytime. 7-15pm now children still playing outside in the street on bikes. Some teenagers walk around the streets and the local park but not threatening.

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 21:23

Agree also, but sometimes folks need to go out, ones without hubbies, old folks, youngsters, hey washerman were you not young once!! did you not like to strutt yourstuff at the girls, bet you did, lol

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 21:23

flowerfairy - do agree with you. We moved to Suffolk from S.E. London 9 years ago, but, unfortunately, this type of behaviour seems to be spreading all the time.



Did I hear that there was some trouble between some local youngsters and some Pakastani youngsters in a village in TRNC lately?



Unfortunately, it seems to be the 'way of the world' sadly.



J

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 21:24

Dizzycows......I think that you know me!

Washerman

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 21:30

Maybe in your writings, it does give it away, I say just enjoy what we have, remember what we did, lol

Coachie



Joined: 29/07/2008
Posts: 2135

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 21:47

Dont have an awful lot of trouble here where I live.Had a large fair here not long ago never heard of any problems worth mentioning. Get a big top circus here twice a year and have not heard of any trouble.Yes their are trouble spots and they are well policed.You have as many police and army to make things quiet there.There are as many people live in my town as there are in the WHOLE of the TRNC. When you concentrate that many people in the town you are bound to get bother,but spread the population along 150 miles and the trouble factor deminishes some what,but like every thing else things are much,much better in the TRNC..Give it time....

Coachie



Joined: 29/07/2008
Posts: 2135

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 22:04

Dizzycows..Where on earth do you live if things are as bad as that.Do you live in Salford cos that is the sort of behaviour that goes on there,but it does not happen every where.I go with my wife to our local town regularly without any problems.My wife goes on her own quite often and has had no problems whatsoever.So why paint a picture that people are quivering in there homes and cannot move,not as bad as you try to make out..Why does everyone want to run this country down,I have been in a lot worse places than England for trouble...

Lilli



Joined: 21/07/2008
Posts: 13081

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 23:10

You know I have seen the strangest thing this week. As we are near Pizzaking we stop to say hello this week I have seen 3 or 4 sometimes british lads aged well look like 13 to 15 sat at a table everynight smoking with a beer in front of them. I know one belongs to a london cyp who lives here. I was gobsmacked that no licencing laws. Im not saying they were out to cause trouble just got into life here but so young xx

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 23:27

Coachie.... I live in a very nice area, but you know, I know of a lot of folks that live in London who are as I have said, scared to venture out. Plus I dont like paying so much tax!!!!!



And its just got worse with this labour gov, as they keep telling us crime is on the decrease, where?, in 10 downing street, but on the rise every where else. lol x

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
14/08/2009 23:35

Oh forgot to mention also that the towns are starting to rebel against the drunks, the crime etc, the people are actually taking things into their own hands and having private security firms to protect them in their own homes, for shopping trips, you tell me that GB is better, no way, it has become the gutter of europe. Whilst people dont like to admit these things, our country will never improve, we should all be striving to make GB great again. Can only do this with law and order, and Labour is to weak to do any thing about it, or rather they dont want to loose votes.

flowerfairy


Joined: 17/09/2008
Posts: 1277

Message Posted:
15/08/2009 08:31

When I heard that a convict was released early and was given meal vouchers to compensate for the free meals he would have had if he'd completed his sentence, that just about summed my feelings about the labour government.

then, yesterday i read that the bomber is being released to die with dignity because he has prostrate cancer, well..................

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
15/08/2009 11:31

Heard yesterday that the police are giving out questionnaires for the ones they are nicking to see if they think their treatment is in line with 'the human rights'!!!, asked why the police are wasting tax payers money the answer was they are the police customers!! think I have heard it all now, Labours motto is give to the criminal, hard luck to the victim, soft, mamsy pamsy state we have become -----

Coachie



Joined: 29/07/2008
Posts: 2135

Message Posted:
15/08/2009 12:15

It is not just all Labour,the other lot will be just as daft.I would have thought you had realised by now there all vote catcher gimmicks.How about Camerons humiliation the other day when one one of his MEP,s was spouting his mouth off about getting rid of the NHS on American TV. Cameron then comes on saying he had no right to say that,then one of his big sidekicks is recorded moaning about having to live of ration type expenses.They are not as squeaky clean as they try to make everybody believe they are..Please dont run away when the other lot get in power because you are all in for a rude awkening...No doubt we will get the usual whingeing about the mess the other lot left behind....

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
15/08/2009 12:23

Yes and that MEP is right in some ways our NHS was great, but there last 10 yrs have been rather lacking and Cameron did not say the MEP had no right to say what he said, what he said was the Conservatives were behind the NHS to get it back to what it should be like! So dont twist the truth, you should be a reporter coachie! We are all in for a rude awakening as this labour lot have got more 'nasties' that are not uncovered to the public yet, mess you just wait, mess is not the word, more like disaster! lol

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
15/08/2009 17:16

Getting back to the original thread -------



Not having to worry about getting the washing dried, no need for a tumble dryer, wash, put on line dried within an hour(summer).

GB lucky to put on line, as never know what weather will do!

Woodspeckie


Joined: 25/01/2009
Posts: 2263

Message Posted:
15/08/2009 17:29

Got three lines of washing dry today sunny with a slight breeze, softens the towels up nicely.

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
15/08/2009 17:44

Drizzel yesterday and today, drying by the Aga here.

Geejay


Joined: 18/04/2009
Posts: 475

Message Posted:
16/08/2009 14:05

Let me see now......Obviously the weather....and in no particular order....

We have a swimming pool to ourselves. I couldn't afford one in the UK.

Great scenery...Sea and mountain views,

House without a mortgage.

Our pensions go further as local produce cheaper, also beer, gin and whisky.

No surveillance.

No Political correctness.

No being conned by stealth taxes.

Less crime and less policing and regulation.

No health and safety regulations to the point of absurdity (but could do with some !)

Not having to put up with that fatuous Gordon Brown and gang (not excepting Cameron)



Need I go on ?.....Oh yes I almost forgot.....the education system....freeing criminals early....no EC stupidity....goodbye England, I wish I could get my country back ! but it's too late now.

Coachie



Joined: 29/07/2008
Posts: 2135

Message Posted:
16/08/2009 19:26

Geejay..Just pray that Turkey does not go into the EU then!!!!

Turtle


Joined: 28/05/2007
Posts: 2669

Message Posted:
16/08/2009 19:28

Not a chance coachie..............I think they have seen the light .

littlejohn


Joined: 09/03/2009
Posts: 316

Message Posted:
17/08/2009 01:07

Dizzycow by name !!!!!

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
17/08/2009 01:36

Er.............. how about something in the reverse (yes, I know), but



"Being thrown in the nick for daring to open a hairdressing salon without correct qualifications"



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Coachie



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Message Posted:
17/08/2009 15:44

Turtle ..if they do join the EU there will be quite a lot runnin g back to this place that is so horribl;e,so they can claim their benefits that they have paid a life time for!!!!!!!

Pipie


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Posts: 5499

Message Posted:
17/08/2009 15:47

To which they are entitled Coachie !!!!!

thetruth


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Posts: 268

Message Posted:
19/08/2009 07:45

people in britain want to wake up and smell the coffee......

hollie


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Posts: 149

Message Posted:
19/08/2009 13:47

Right here goes.... kleftico, kebab, lambican, pide, durum, dolma, sun, sand, weather, yavas yavas!!!!!

nuff said!