Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 19/1/2020 19:02

MMMMM,

And they don't do that in London?

LOL

[diku] 19/1/2020 18:49

Travelling in comfy mini cabs...rack up more expenses...

[minerve 2] 19/1/2020 18:44

That's going to make a real difference!



NOT!

[diku] 19/1/2020 18:42

Do I hear House of Lords might move to York...

[minerve 2] 19/1/2020 18:39

"So I will sit here in my 6 Bed Detatched property somewhere in the Home Counties and shed a tear for you ;)"

OK Jacko.


LOL

[minerve 2] 19/1/2020 18:37

There you go M5, you've had your final for this year:

You lost 2:0.

Guffaw guffaw!

ROFLMAO!

Manc FAIL!

[goldfinger16] 19/1/2020 18:03

Minerve2..

Eaton Square is a terrace, The Royal Crescent Bath is terraced. Property in the million pound bracket. Your little semi is probably worth very little and by reading this thread, I have the feeling that Mr Niel Woodford may be forcing you to move into something smaller.

So I will sit here in my 6 Bed Detatched property somewhere in the Home Counties and shed a tear for you ;)

[bargainbob] 19/1/2020 18:00

Nothing would shock me with you Stoned you . Odd things are what you do everyday it would seem.

[stonedyou] 19/1/2020 17:49

Alporno


"I don't eat horsemeat because I used to ride; it is a very healthy meat, unlike the rotten chicken."

Like who would want too ride a chicken, seems an odd thing to do!!

[1carus] 19/1/2020 17:33

Mr.elbee... I was replying to Min directly in the response that he quoted me. There are a few people that I have on filter. Many people on here including Min have information of value across many subjects above my understanding. So although I do not agree with him on brexit and the Eu... although I do think that is clouded as I see being close to Europe as a good thing, but do not like the direction of the EU, I do t feel inclined to filter him. Despite we have had some dialogue today his last to me is respectful. Insinuating I am a school yard bully/troll is most peculiar.

[minerve 2] 19/1/2020 17:21

Here we go, anecdotes a plenty by the gammons!

My god, all these oracles sat in their terraced houses.

ROFLMAO!

[goldfinger16] 19/1/2020 17:16

Eu standards, don't make me laugh. UK standards are far higher, not because the UK is a supreme example of virtue, but because we tend to obey rules.

One only has to look at the amount of unlicenced street vendors in EU cities, you can buy anything from food to porn, from fake designer goods to prostitutes. It is in your face and the Police and local councils don't police it, because they get kickbacks from the mob bosses and gang masters.

Europe is full of corruption, far more corrupt than the UK. You only have to look at people like Juncker who is as bent as they come, Juncker was PM of Luxembourg which is a haven for tax evasion. Come on people, a crook like Juncker was laying down the law to us.

We are lucky to be leaving the EU, I don't care what remainers say, time will prove it was a great move.

[mr.elbee] 19/1/2020 16:45

all Royston's comments are brexit inspired remainer nonsense.

[mr.elbee] 19/1/2020 16:41

1carus.

Why do you not filter him because you cannot change the clinically insane?.It is just toying with him, and colossal arrogance to pretend otherwise.

You are probably a playground bully like the rest who wont filter him./

[minerve 2] 19/1/2020 16:34

1carus

I admit you have a point when it comes to EU standards of food but generally, regardless of pressures from certain countries, we have arrived at standards which are reasonably good. Here, our government, whether they admit it or not, are willingly considering dropping the standards to allow US chicken onto our shores. Personally, remembering the lies and incompetence of Gummer and his cronies, I trust the EU more than I do this government or the US in setting the standards of food that we eat.

[1carus] 19/1/2020 16:25

With regard to the food industry Min... you show you know nothing. From what I have personally seen, the UK actually enforces eu food legislation where as the EU countries let's say are more open minded about standards let alone animal cruelty. With regard to car platforms becoming more standard, i was certainly not suggesting we break away from the globalisation of it.. the point is is that it is irrelevant to being in the EU, Unless of course your idea of globalisation stops at Europe. Thats kinda the problem isnt it. Remainers are in fact small minded and only concerned with the small minded few controlling the EU agenda, where brexiteer are true globalist . Its nothing to do little England, but that's all the broken record can keep coming back to... it's like listening to snp.... yawn!.

[alphorn] 19/1/2020 16:20

I don't think that any country can boast totally about food safety.

There have been horsemeat scandals in many countries. More seriously there have been several UK based chicken scandals where rotten chicken bound for pet food was hosed down and repackaged for the supermarkets. In one instance three executives were found guilty of selling more than 1,000 tonnes of rotten petfood meat for human consumption.
Unfortunately there are many examples. Midlands I believe for that one, another big one in the West Country.

I don't eat horsemeat because I used to ride; it is a very healthy meat, unlike the rotten chicken.



Nobody should crow - you might be eating one.

[minerve 2] 19/1/2020 16:16

jacko talks as if this country has been scandal free!

WHAT A PLONKA!

ROFLMAO!

[minerve 2] 19/1/2020 15:31

Yes but the closure of the Nissan factory is what the people of Sunderland voted for.

Can they have their Darwin award now?

LOL