bluethrunthru
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You should have said - we could have hooked you up with a supplier who had loads.....really, really ripe and cheap
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Political relations between UK-EU
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You should have said - we could have hooked you up with a supplier who had loads.....really, really ripe and cheap
mancity2012_eamo
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Shit stirrer.As we stare at the lorry queues and empty supermarket shelves is it really too much to ask @mcfc1632 to own this mess? It's the least he can do as far as I am concerned.
Shadz69
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With no oranges in NI, I hope we don't run out of greens here in the South.
journolud
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I didn’t go looking for this, it found its way to me but the answer to your question seems to be that touring musicians have always enjoyed visa free access to many countries until now and it is the UK government’s decision to end that relationship with the EU. Does seem on the face of it to be petty and pointless but like the scrapping of the Erasmus scheme there is the usual apparent promise of something bigger and better which I suspect we will never seeWell - there are often some tribute bands on in the local pubs....;-)
But you did not answer the question......
"I wonder what they do when they tour non-EU countries?"
I am guessing that they do exactly what they are being asked to do now - no?
And if so - why should their need to plan for their travels be a surprise to them?
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mancity2012_eamo
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Did she get her greens?Coincidentally, I went to do the mother in law's shopping here in Belfast earlier, they are isolating...and genuinely couldn't get them oranges...
Edit: @Shadz69 got there first.
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My apologies. Not citizenship, but you are trying to get Cyprus residency, are you not?Don't invent / exaggerate things Vic
I am not trying to do anything
What with people trying to be ironic, and particularly Swiss Cheese cluttering the thread by being silly, this could get tedious. I suspect that's the intention of some, to distract from the Brexit problems.
To be clear, there's no fun in this self-harm. It might be fun taking the piss out of those who think the problems could have been avoided by the new unicorn of change management. (Any decent change management process for Leaving would have concluded Don't Do It.)
To be clear, there's no fun in this self-harm. It might be fun taking the piss out of those who think the problems could have been avoided by the new unicorn of change management. (Any decent change management process for Leaving would have concluded Don't Do It.)
mancity2012_eamo
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I think you are in the realms of risk management there.What with people trying to be ironic, and particularly Swiss Cheese cluttering the thread by being silly, this could get tedious. I suspect that's the intention of some, to distract from the Brexit problems.
To be clear, there's no fun in this self-harm. It might be fun taking the piss out of those who think the problems could have been avoided by the new unicorn of change management. (Any decent change management process for Leaving would have concluded Don't Do It.)
Having bypassed scoping.