Lynne
Is this being skint? lives in a £4m townhouse in Chelsea and has been taking a salary as an MEP for south-east England since 1999. He recently said he would not give up his annual pension from the EU , understood to be worth £73,000 a year. The monthly pre-tax salary of MEPs under the single statute is €8,484.05 (£7,500) a month, according to the European parliament website , the ...
and cucumbers (of any shape.....)
OMG! It really is topysy turvy, role reversal, pantomime time. (The British PM being blamed and not the EU). And if Nige is skint he could always take up work in a care home or some such similar occupation. Apparently there are quite a few vacancies in such places (and the NHS) due to EU immigrants returning to their country of origin.
So what could we grow on this communal allotment of ours? Some Brussels perhaps?
Looks like Tweedledee and Tweedledum have cast them selves into the pantomime. They do like to quarrel so. But which one is Dee and which one Dum? From Alice Through The Looking Glass: "I know what you're thinking about", said Tweedledum: "but it isn't so, nohow". "Contrariwise" continued Tweedledee, "if it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't , ...
http://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/councillor-jailed-three-years-after-931403
Although thinking about it, I might introduce a new pantomime character called Last Word Larry.........
Here's a suggestion for how the Lawn could be utilized. A post Brexit communal allotment. Discuss. UK 'sleepwalking into food crisis' post - Brexit - Supply ... https://www.cips.org/.../july/uk-facing- food -insecurity- post - brexit Academics say the UK is “sleepwalking” into food supply insecurity post - Brexit , with little idea about the scale of ...
I was going to suggest that another player in this satirical pantomime of mine might be David Cameron who could play Little Boy Blue. But as this thread is now turning into a bit of a carry on between two players I think I'll leave them to get on with it. However, I do reserve the right (or should that be write?) to return to the carry on theme sometime in the New Year. Look out ...
I thought it went to the UK parliament. Which is our sovereign decision making authority.
