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Millennial Socialism ?

Funny, my grandmother has said the same thing about the baby boomers...

That’s ok I want steak and lobster and some shit Australian beer, and I have to wait an hour. I shall be crying into my hoodie...it’s not fair...

Where the hell do you go? Outback steakhouse?
 
Look at this Winston Churchill side show, greatest britain ever, won the war etc, how did that go for him in the post war election?
”greatest britain ever”, eh?

As for the election, it could have been much worse. It’s true that he didn’t win, but he did see Labour’s majority, despite an increase in the popular vote, reduced by 141 seats to just five, with the Conservatives winning an extra 90. And Attlee felt so hampered by this that he called another election the following year, and lost it - to Churchill.
 
greatest britain ever”, eh?

As for the election, it could have been much worse. It’s true that he didn’t win, but he did see Labour’s majority, despite an increase in the popular vote, reduced by 141 seats to just five, with the Conservatives winning an extra 90. And Attlee felt so hampered by this that he called another election the following year, and lost it - to Churchill.

Not my words. just the general pump coming from the Piers Morgan band of harrumphing flag wavers
 
IMHO from my time in Australia, Castlemaine XXX was better than Fosters.

I barely see any Aussies drink Foster's - especially in OZ - why would you, there are so many better ones out there. Only here in London I sometimes see them do it, especially on some OZ national holidays like 'Straya day when pubs have them on offer, probably because it's an OZ brand.
 
I barely see any Aussies drink Foster's - especially in OZ - why would you, there are so many better ones out there. Only here in London I sometimes see them do it, especially on some OZ national holidays like 'Straya day when pubs have them on offer, probably because it's an OZ brand.
Same as Guinness in the UK (and apparently the US), the drink of a small percentage of people throughout the year who actually enjoy it. Come St Paddy's day everyone and his dog is ordering 'a point' of stuff they would refuse to drink any other time of year. Strange.
 
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