Its wine now!

[Youngie]

I have drunk echo falls before and I thought it was OK, that said I drink carling larger so what do I know.

You have just gone down in my estimation

 

[bear66]

Je t'adore le blue nun

Verehrst du die blaue nonne?

 

[HundredRoom]

Verehrst du die blaue nonne?

nein es ist schlecht

 

[Expat Smoggie]

Can’t get rid of the stuff here in California

 

[Spraggons Den]

You could always try and make your own wine. All you really need is a demijohn, air lock and kit. There is a very good home-brew shop in Darlington which would help if you needed it.

 

[chickenrunner]

You have just gone down in my estimation

Gone down?? Plunged is the word you were looking for!

 

[Redwurzel]

I didn't see a Toilet roll in a shop for 2 months in 2020 or Pasta was that Brexit?

 

[ThatFragranceGuy]

I didn't see a Toilet roll in a shop for 2 months in 2020 or Pasta was that Brexit?

Oh right, so people are panic buying echo falls?

 

[HarryVegas]

Just been in my local Morrisons this morning and it's about a third empty. Loads of ordinary food missing from the shelves. Still, we got rid of all those pesky foreign drivers and fruit pickers, and our government ministers are richer than ever, so yay!

 

[Same_as_before]

No granary baguettes in Morrisons for the third week running. About two dozen bananas on the shelves. No loose conference pears either, though for some reason they have packaged ones. On the other hand honeydew melons and pineapples are cheaper than a few months ago.

It's gone down to the pan since it was bought out by a hedge fund.

I have just been in Tesco Eaglescliffe, no shortages I even bought a baguette.

How a shortage of baguettes can be blamed on Brexit is beyond me.

 

[NoloBoro]

I don’t mind a drink but if it all disappeared it wouldn’t worry me. If I can’t buy the food I want I’ll eat something else.

 

[HarryVegas]

It's gone down to the pan since it was bought out by a hedge fund.

I have just been in Tesco Eaglescliffe, no shortages I even bought a baguette.

How a shortage of baguettes can be blamed on Brexit is beyond me.

So all the major news outlets are reporting food shortages directly linked to brexit, and the Chairman of Tescos himself is warning of food shortages due to not enough drivers left, yet you put the problem down to Morrisons. Fairly desperate stuff, this. The shelf stackers must've been dazzled this morning by all the sunlit uplands in the half-empty aisles.

 

[bear66]

It's gone down to the pan since it was bought out by a hedge fund.

I have just been in Tesco Eaglescliffe, no shortages I even bought a baguette.

How a shortage of baguettes can be blamed on Brexit is beyond me.

It hasn't been bought out by a hedge fund. It's still a PLC.

 

[Adi_Dem]

Denial still in full swing I see. As I said above, just wait until after 1st October.

 

[S7DiscoDown]

Still no milkshakes at Mcdonalds today. Shocking

 

[Scrote]

I didn't see a Toilet roll in a shop for 2 months in 2020 or Pasta was that Brexit?

No, but the level of stupidity involved would suggest it was Brexiteers

 

[Same_as_before]

It hasn't been bought out by a hedge fund. It's still a PLC.

I know. Try buying shares in it.