jimharri
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Will we still be waiting to clock up another win at Dipperfield?
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Do you think the world will be much different in 70 years from now?
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BertTrautmann'sParachute
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At best it'll be like a scene from Mad Max. At best...
bluethrunthru
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Also if they’ve got any sense refined sugars will be banned from being sold to children. Everyone will have a good diet and will be regular exercisers and they will look back at the end of rationing in the 1950s to 2030 as a period of idiots who knew nothing about diet and exercise and were ruining their bodies and lives through their diet and sedentary lifestyles.
I have seen it said that country never ate better than in wartime - rationing cut sugar and fat consumption and upped veg consumption. Of course fags, TB and the Luftwaffe all took their toll instead.
bluethrunthru
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Will we still be waiting to clock up another win at Dipperfield?
Twats will still be eyeing the PL claiming next year will me their year......
Zin 'messiah' Zimmer
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One things for sure, the embassy club will live on!
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It’s why the current older generation are living so long. For a good amount of time they only ate what they needed to. Never too much of anything, hardly any refined sugars, good balance of root veg and protein and they all drank water (there are people around now who never turn the tap on and fill a glass with water to have a drink).I have seen it said that country never ate better than in wartime - rationing cut sugar and fat consumption and upped veg consumption. Of course fags, TB and the Luftwaffe all took their toll instead.
malg
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We need people to die younger.Also if they’ve got any sense refined sugars will be banned from being sold to children. Everyone will have a good diet and will be regular exercisers and they will look back at the end of rationing in the 1950s to 2030 as a period of idiots who knew nothing about diet and exercise and were ruining their bodies and lives through their diet and sedentary lifestyles.
More sugar and more bacon cooked in lard, with dripping butties to fill you up.
bluethrunthru
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It’s why the current older generation are living so long. For a good amount of time they only ate what they needed to. Never too much of anything, hardly any refined sugars, good balance of root veg and protein and they all drank water (there are people around now who never turn the tap on and fill a glass with water to have a drink).
My Dads generation - born during the war - were brought up on Yank films just waiting for rationing to end so they could buy steaks and have 6 sugars in their coffee down the coffee shop coz that was the good life being fed to them on the screen. My Dad always goes on about rationing and says he never saw a banana until the 70's ( not the usual 50's -think about it - he was never looking and hates them to this day lol ) has high BP, type2 and has survived colon cancer - then again he is 80 so his diet of processed crap hasn't got him yet though it has got a lot of his contemporaries.
malg
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Yep. Grew up in a time when you couldn't eat between meals as you didn't have tons of shite in the cupboard. When it was gone, it was certainly gone. Mum done one shop a week, no nipping out every day to the local superstore. We certainly didn't 'eat out' apart from chippy Friday if the old man had a good week.It’s why the current older generation are living so long. For a good amount of time they only ate what they needed to. Never too much of anything, hardly any refined sugars, good balance of root veg and protein and they all drank water (there are people around now who never turn the tap on and fill a glass with water to have a drink).
bluethrunthru
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We need people to die younger.
More sugar and more bacon cooked in lard, with dripping butties to fill you up.
Thats a great idea - and zero EU immigrants so we can call in a new Windrush generation from the Commonwealth.............imagine Yaxley-Lennons face when he realises his faux new found pro-brexit stance brings in more people from Pakistan ! His next campaign will be for healthy eating to keep all us indigenous English folk alive.....