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Well DCB, I am sure there are more intelligent people further afield who will appreciate your great knowledge.

Thank you Jayfax, I know that Poland is a net recipient of EU funds and that this in turn will help the country to prosper but I feel that DCB has visited two of the larger cities and witnessed the tourist areas which are always more glamorous and thinks that all of Poland is like this,

Fact of the matter is my pretty young neighbour who is a university graduate from Poland tells me she will never go back home as there is no work. Her family beg her to go home. She tells me of poverty in her family and in the general country. She has no reason to lie. Her version of Poland is backed up by other Polish people living here.

The thing is DCB, it�s the Polish people I know over here who tell me it�s a poor country?

So DCB, why do they get a rebate if they are not poor?

Jayfax, and of course the U.K. has Scottish oil and whisky. Lol

To be truthful DCB, no Polish person speaks to me about their country in the same way that I would speak of Scotland. It all sounds pretty dire.

No DCB, the knowledge that I have of Poland has been gained from Polish people living in Scotland.

Jamesroo: if the Polish people are so industrious and hard working, why is Poland so poor and in receipt of so many handouts?

As a matter of interest, there are Syrian women who refuse to let her teach them English because she is not a man.

Missed out language.

Jamesroo, I did get a cauliflower on Friday from my pretty Polish neighbour, she teaches English as a foreign to immigrants. She brought it back from the farm the immigrants work on. A bit of payback and delicious too.

CORRECTAMUNDO: 1993, Bernhardt, William, The Code of Buddyhood, Ballantine, →ISBN, OL 1460876M, page 119: "I'm assuming today is still Saturday." "Correctamundo." 1994, Samuel L. Jackson and Amanda Plummer as Jules and Yolanda, Pulp Fiction (Film): Jules: Come on, Yolanda, what's Fonzie like?! Yolanda: Cool? Jules: What? Yolanda: Cool. Jules: Correctamundo. 1998, Friedman, Michael Jan, Fantastic Four: Redemption of the Silver Surfer‎[1], →ISBN, OL 665232M, page 182: "Correctamundo," Ben confirmed.

Re Tricky, I guess the quote ....the average EU citizen is a complete moron...........that statement includes all of us in the U.K. ar the moment, including you? Lol

Good post John, Trump followers are definitely delusional.

Wids, Mercola, as I am sure you know has a huge following on his websites, preliminary for his weight loss expertise, I do give him credit for his views and would endorse a lot of them myself, especially if you suffer from diabetes 2. Unfortunately, this wine is shipped to the US as far as I know. I do like Argentinian Malbec or any red wine from that region and am delighted that drinking it is so goooooooood for me ! Lol

The boy done well P�tanque.

Fracking could transform Britain's industrial heartland in the way it has revived America's Rust Belt, chemicals tycoon Jim Ratcliffe - the man behind Tuesday's first shale gas import to the UK - has told the BBC. In an interview with Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Ratcliffe said preliminary work by his company Ineos indicated Britain had significant quantities of shale gas in South and North Yorkshire, Lancashire and across Scotland. "If you look at a place like Pittsburgh in America, a steel town that was on its knees, it has been completely changed by shale gas. We could do the same for our industrial heartland. It could change people's lives," he said. The Ineos Insight, carrying 27,500 cubic metres of gas from the Marcellus shale field in Pennsylvania, arrived at the company's Grangemouth chemicals plant in Scotland on Tuesday morning.

A businessman who once lived in a council house near Manchester is the richest person in the UK, according to the Sunday Times Rich List. Jim Ratcliffe, who founded chemical firm Ineos, topped the list with an estimated worth of �21.05bn - after coming 18th last year. Two of the company's directors are also on the list, which ranks Britain's wealthiest 1,000 people or families. Jamie Oliver and fashion tycoon Sir Philip Green saw their fortunes drop. Mr Ratcliffe, 65, moved from the council house in Failsworth to East Yorkshire as a boy. He went to Beverley Grammar School, studied chemical engineering at Birmingham University, and got an MBA from London Business School, according to a Financial Times profile. His father, who was a joiner, went on to run a factory that made laboratory furniture, while his mother worked in an accounts office. Mr Ratcliffe's firm is currently locked in a legal battle with the Scottish government over its moratorium on fracking.

Looks like you got yourself a boyfriend OXO, the Derbyshire sheep can breath a sigh of relief.