Heinze have put everything up.
Profiteering Scum.
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Profiteering Scum.
Can absolutely tell the difference in ketchup. It's the one thing I refuse to go cheap on.
Aldi beans are better than Heinze but 50p seems a bit expensive for own brand beans, but they are nice.
Highly recommend Polish brand Pudliszki when it comes to ketchup. You can actually taste the tomatoes, rather than just awful sweetened vinegar like nearly all supermarket branded variants. Can be found in Tescos international aisle for about £1.20. There's some absolute gold hidden there.
Mr. White
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Please quote examples of 'money leaving the country on a grand scale' on mass... I bet you can't!
Global, UK based, utility companies are likely contributing to your retirement fund.
The hypocrisy on here confuses me... many posters on here are overwhelmingly in favour of the EU, and their core principles... the free movement of goods, services, people and capital... until that capital leaves! Said posters then return to type... protecsionism.
You can't have it both ways! You support globalisation... or you don't.
peteblue
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I bet I can.
Even the people who shoot people are laughing at us.
I burst into a bit of Tom Jones there, you have to use your imagination a little after the first line but it can work.
The budget deficit: a short guide
This briefing answers some FAQs related to the government's budget deficit.commonslibrary.parliament.uk
"It is not unusual for government to borrow. Since 1970/71, the government has had a surplus (spent less than it received in revenues) in only five years. The last budget surplus was in 2000/01."
Oh right.
Just try not to burst into 'whats new pussycat', as times have certainly moved forwards since TJ was rocking the clubs...
£1.70 for Ravioli
spectateur
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Before the abandonment of the gold standard in 1972 and the subsequent adoption of free market economics, a metric known as balance of payments was published each month.The budget deficit: a short guide
This briefing answers some FAQs related to the government's budget deficit.
"It is not unusual for government to borrow. Since 1970/71, the government has had a surplus (spent less than it received in revenues) in only five years. The last budget surplus was in 2000/01."
Oh right.
That went out of the window when big time borrowing became possible.
Mr. White
Player Valuation: £8m
No, it doesn't!!! Comparing the the price of cheap ketchup v branded ketchup, and cheap baked beans v branded baked beans is not the same as not having access to life giving essentials such as water!
Honestly, when people are complaining that Tesco ketchup is £3.80 a bottle, but own-brand ketchup is only £1.00 a bottle... this isn't profiteering. This is freedom! This is choice!
Making big profits, in this case, is not because of profiteering... I didn't write the definition! It's because of laziness and ignorance.
"onyerbike you lazy feckless halfwits"
Hinchcliffe's Corner
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Grow some in your garden!£1.70 for Ravioli
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