His real name is Red Feet.
3:30Definitely a testing 1 gun 1 bullet scenario. My answer would be to shoot Braverman and beat the other two to death with the gun butt
BOE should tell him to do one. Interest rates are nothing to do with him. The government set the inflation target, how its achieved is supposed to be feck all to do with them.Punishing people for what is essentially a supply side crises. Hunt is a fool.
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That's not how nationalistic populists operate. I doubt they even know...BOE should tell him to do one. Interest rates are nothing to do with him. The government set the inflation target, how its achieved is supposed to be feck all to do with them.
He’s a sly fecker. He’s trying to put pressure on Bailey to solve this problem with monetary policy. These feckers don’t care about people’s lives.BOE should tell him to do one. Interest rates are nothing to do with him. The government set the inflation target, how its achieved is supposed to be feck all to do with them.
Easy. Myself.Definitely a testing 1 gun 1 bullet scenario. My answer would be to shoot Braverman and beat the other two to death with the gun butt
Thanks for this, great moment in cinema!3:30
Yeah, I'm not too interested in what he has to say about anything.
His favourite topic, ironically enough, is how nobody should ever be working from home!From his wiki:
As of May 2023, he writes a twice-weekly column for the Daily Mail about British affairs as observed from reading the news at home in Florida.
So he reads someone else’s opinion and then writes his pieceFrom his wiki:
As of May 2023, he writes a twice-weekly column for the Daily Mail about British affairs as observed from reading the news at home in Florida.
I don’t drink coffee but 10.50 seems way overpriced. What is it normally?Tweet
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I get proper beans for less but that’s an aside.I don’t drink coffee but 10.50 seems way overpriced. What is it normally?
Wowzers. That’s quite the hike.I get proper beans for less but that’s an aside.
You probably usually pay 3.50-4.50 for that jar.
Nah those jars have been about £6 for a while now. I’d say they were £4.50 pre covid. I’m sure they will stick it down to £7 as a ‘member deal’ or something.I get proper beans for less but that’s an aside.
You probably usually pay 3.50-4.50 for that jar.
I haven’t bought instant in years so probably why my prices are out of date.Nah those jars have been about £6 for a while now. I’d say they were £4.50 pre covid. I’m sure they will stick it down to £7 as a ‘member deal’ or something.
I bet you get more for your money buying actual coffee beans or ground now.
That's a good deal - I've been brewing my own coffee for a couple of years now. Miles better than instant and store bought stuff.I haven’t bought instant in years so probably why my prices are out of date.
There’s a better deal even on ASDA’s overly bitter beans which will pour a better cup than any instant:
https://groceries.asda.com/product/...ial-colombian-fairtrade-coffee-beans/59511768
It is a stupidly high price for instant coffee.Well if you can't afford coffee, just drink water instead.
Kenco - £5.49 for the same product at TescoTweet
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I only know because the missus drinks it. I’m with you, ground coffee all the way. Ironically, you can get two bags for £6 from co op, which is perfectly acceptable coffee.I haven’t bought instant in years so probably why my prices are out of date.
There’s a better deal even on ASDA’s overly bitter beans which will pour a better cup than any instant:
https://groceries.asda.com/product/...ial-colombian-fairtrade-coffee-beans/59511768
If you or your partner want to up things a little further, I'd say invest a little (under £50) in a coffee grinder and switch to whole bean. I believe burr grinders are the way to go and electric is a lot easier. You can adjust your grind according to the brewing method.I only know because the missus drinks it. I’m with you, ground coffee all the way. Ironically, you can get two bags for £6 from co op, which is perfectly acceptable coffee.
It doesn’t at all. I use a ceramic burr and my wife calls me a redneck because instead of manually grinding I use a grinder where the handle rivet broke and put it in my drill.If you or your partner want to up things a little further, I'd say invest a little (under £50) in a coffee grinder and switch to whole bean. I believe burr grinders are the way to go and electric is a lot easier. You can adjust your grind according to the brewing method.
It's less of a step up from going instant to ground, but you'll be able to pick up the tasting notes more clearly, and if you drink it regularly it's a fairly small investment. Whole bean itself shouldn't cost any more than buying it as ground.