The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
i've seen william's pear brandy with a pear in the bottle, that's very good
Had a bottle of mezcal that had a worm in it
i've seen william's pear brandy with a pear in the bottle, that's very good
Yeh I had that once tooHad a bottle of mezcal that had a worm in it
If you go to the knockmealdown mountains in the autumn you may see fires on the hillsides where bootleggers are distilling the apple moonshineNo apple in this bottle, just the drink. Yes, brandy that tastes of apples My favourite winter drink, whether French or English. I have wondered if it gets made in Ireland but only idly curious, I've never looked for it.
As the fact lembit opik being a member of the westminster parliament does about that nefandous institution's standingWell yes, the fact that Farage was a member of the EU's "parliament" kind of gives you clue about its import.
One house of the westminster parliament is composed of bishops and political appointees so please don't carry on about democratic deficits in Brussels being so awful when you've said very little about the great democratic chasm hereAside from the neoliberal reality of (economic) power, in reality, lying beyond national or supra-national states, there are significant and substantial differences between the Parliaments of the EU and UK. The first and most obvious one being that the UK Parliament is an actual parliament.
Perry Anderson's Part 2 of his LRB trilogy did a good job of showing the EU body for what it is; at best a ratifying body for real political decisions taken elsewhere:
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The deliberately determined chronic democratic deficit of the EU Parliament always seemed to me to be one of the stronger elements of the 'Leave' arguments.
once had someone bring back a bottle of mezcal from mexico called Pensamiento, made "by monks" supposedly - looked quite home brew, budget lable - had a worm in it - clear liquidHad a bottle of mezcal that had a worm in it
I've heard different things about the worm, one like you aid and the other view is that it is the mezcal itself. Apparently Rpbert Mitchum had a passion for mezcal.once had someone bring back a bottle of mezcal from mexico called Pensamiento, made "by monks" supposedly - looked quite home brew, budget lable - had a worm in it - clear liquid
it was a half bottle - drank it with my friend, we had half the worm each - mildly tripped out - definitely some psychedelic edge to it - would love another bottle to check!
ask for calvados next time you're in a well-stocked bar. it's very pleasant.
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we're about halfway there. and about 10-15% of the population have had the disease (the mail in december reported 9% and things have been worse since there), so this death rate is at least comparable to the spanish flu.
Always happy to talk about the democratic deficits of the UK's neoliberal consolidator state but, in this instance, the EU parliament's vote on tax havens revealed again how the actual policy decisions of the supra state are made at some remove from the directly elected body.One house of the westminster parliament is composed of bishops and political appointees so please don't carry on about democratic deficits in Brussels being so awful when you've said very little about the great democratic chasm here
Parliament means talking shop so the euro parliament very much a parliament
I once drank half a bottle of beer before I realised it had a fag end in it. Not quite as classy, just wanted to chip in.Had a bottle of mezcal that had a worm in it
Used to be an occupational hazard with Watney’s Party SevensI once drank half a bottle of beer before I realised it had a fag end in it. Not quite as classy, just wanted to chip in.
Yeh policy decisions always are. The government's brexit policy was made (if you can call it that) far from the chamber of the hoc. Indeed the role of the UK parliament in determining policy seems loose at bestAlways happy to talk about the democratic deficits of the UK's neoliberal consolidator state but, in this instance, the EU parliament's vote on tax havens revealed again how the actual policy decisions of the supra state are made at some remove from the directly elected body.
Yep, I'm not spending my Saturday evening defending the UK state; as I said upthread, it always was a what flavour of shit sandwich "choice".Yeh policy decisions always are. The government's brexit policy was made (if you can call it that) far from the chamber of the hoc. Indeed the role of the UK parliament in determining policy seems loose at best
i once ate an oven pizza and when i got near the end i realised id cooked it on its styrofoam base and the styrofoam had melted into the crust. i hope this won't happen again now we've left the EU.I once drank half a bottle of beer before I realised it had a fag end in it. Not quite as classy, just wanted to chip in.
So what do you propose we should do now to get a better tasting sarnie?Yep, I'm not spending my Saturday evening defending the UK state; as I said upthread, it always was a what flour of shit sandwich "choice".
No longer shall we eat the tasty and nutritious styrofoam basesi once ate an oven pizza and when i got near the end i realised id cooked it on its styrofoam base and the styrofoam had melted into the crust. i hope this won't happen again now we've left the EU.
Anarcho-communism.So what do you propose we should do now to get a better tasting sarnie?
Anarcho-communism.
i wonder what the scale of jobs moved to the EU / tax loss will come to be?People who still support brexit on here: what set of circumstances or kind of thing could come to pass that would make you change your mind about brexit being a good idea? I am genuinely interested.
Is this kind of thing enough?
Move to EU to avoid Brexit costs, firms told
Having to live here?People who still support brexit on here: what set of circumstances or kind of thing could come to pass that would make you change your mind about brexit being a good idea?
Exactly what happened to us once:People who still support brexit on here: what set of circumstances or kind of thing could come to pass that would make you change your mind about brexit being a good idea? I am genuinely interested.
Is this kind of thing enough?
Move to EU to avoid Brexit costs, firms told
At the border crossings the customs officers are totally within their rights to ask for an entire truck or trailer to be unloaded and examined to see if it matches the carnet documents
Lembit is still an MP?As the fact lembit opik being a member of the westminster parliament does about that nefandous institution's standing
i once ate an oven pizza and when i got near the end i realised id cooked it on its styrofoam base and the styrofoam had melted into the crust. i hope this won't happen again now we've left the EU.