No because they were in a basket and baskets weren't that big. I'm concerned about the cold chain audit and access to Metronidazole.I've wondered at times if the two fish were basking sharks...
No because they were in a basket and baskets weren't that big. I'm concerned about the cold chain audit and access to Metronidazole.I've wondered at times if the two fish were basking sharks...
I think you'll find it was all done with Maronites. Mirrors, as we know them these day, hadn't been invented then. They probably had a fair few TVs hanging around though. Queer coves some of those Romans. Not that the Romans ever did anything for anyone. The cunts.It was all done with mirrors, just like that chap on the TV does.
It really does come back to the quality of lessons at school. Even if kids come from a broken home with parents that feed them on junk food 24/7, it's a golden opportunity to teach kids to eat healthily. But lets be very practical about it.
-- Teach kids that cooking from scratch is better than junk food
-- Teach basic nutrition - such as eat a mixture of meat, fish, vegetables and fruit.
-- Teach simple but effective meals that are easy to prepare and cook.
--- Basic soups: vegetable, chicken and sweetcorn, etc.
--- Shepherds pie
--- Spaghetti bolognese
--- Chicken casserole
--- Etc
Given then the skills so that when they move out from their parents into their own place, they at least have a chance of preparing basic but decent meals.
You have to give kids a chance in life, and if their parents can't provide it, the schools must.
Wordsmith
I thought it was 5000 people?
For the past week I have had £31 to spend on food. Supermarket basics-range cornflakes and coffee have been my breakfast, home-made ham sandwiches my lunch, and for dinner I have been living off a big chilli I made early in the week, and buying frozen pizzas.
Fresh fruit, snacks and afternoon coffee have been off the menu.
Top tip for the author... stop buying frozen fcuking pizzas, don't buy coffee from a 'coffee shop' buy a flask.
I make my own ham, chesse and picklelilli sarnies... so what is the pr1ck whining about?
You make your own ham? Impressive.
It's not difficult and it's so much nicer, cut it up and freeze it. You really don't want to eat supermarket ham.You make your own ham? Impressive.
Life on benefits: The starving of the 11 million - Home News - UK - The Independent
So are 11 million people really starving? I'm on a shite salary and I'm not entitled to any benefits either, I'm not starving though so I call bullshit.
The writer of the article said that fruit and veg were off the menu... don't see why.
You can sort yourself out with your 5 aday quite cheaply... more so if you grow some of your own veg.
Life on benefits: The starving of the 11 million - Home News - UK - The Independent
So are 11 million people really starving? I'm on a shite salary and I'm not entitled to any benefits either, I'm not starving though so I call bullshit.
The wanker was only working 18hrs per week, as well. Still, I suppose he'd want to give a realistic impression, and all that.......
My last cleaner, Polish bird (not bad looking, actually) was telling me that she was holding down two jobs (cleaning by day, bar work nights & w/ends) to put her son through Uni in Poland. Now, if there are 800,000 Poles here in Blighty why can't our native poor get a job?
Something to do with innate work ethic, methinks.