Frozen milk in luggage ?

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costapkt wrote: »

If you were British 'OUR BOYS' is a reference to the British Army.
Do not class council dwellers as low life who do you think you are ?
As for the EU you can stuff it as far as the average Britisher is concerned,we can survive without you lot abroad taking our money,and telling us what to eat.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

MrSmartprice

ailuro2 wrote: »

I can't believe we're still arguing about this. Hasn't the milk gone off by now?:p

We all have our own little foibles when we are abroad, and also when we are at home.

I know someone who won't drink tea if the milk was poured first, someone who has to put their left shoe on first or they won't go over the threshold, maybe we should live and let live, eh?;)

That is not the stuff of little foibles. That is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder!:o

hartcjhart

Kavanne wrote: »

Can you recommend a food or dish to introduce me to polish food? In Southampton we have many polski skleps but I have no idea where to start! I like trying new cuisines so any help you can offer would be appreciated big spender!!

try Gwomki's(not sure of spelling)vine leaves stuffed with minced meat and herbs

Quasar

SimbaK2K wrote: »

You are joking aren't you? European Economic Community.

If your in a 1st world country in Europe chances are your in the EEC.

The EEC hasn't existed for many years. It's the EU now and it's more than just a change of name - it's a change in the number of adhering countries and of policies.

PolishBigSpender

SimbaK2K wrote: »

You are joking aren't you? European Economic Community.

If your in a 1st world country in Europe chances are your in the EEC.

Really? It hasn't existed for over 15 years.

As I said, I wasn't aware that I was living in the 'EEC'. I'm a proud citizen of the European Union, but certainly not of the 'EEC'.

costapkt wrote:

If you were British 'OUR BOYS' is a reference to the British Army.

I know. And I know how that...bastion of society, the newspaper, The Sun refers to them.

Do not class council dwellers as low life who do you think you are ?

Take a visit to most council estates. I rest my case.

As for the EU you can stuff it as far as the average Britisher is concerned,we can survive without you lot abroad taking our money,and telling us what to eat.

Awww.. I'm sure the European Union will do just fine without you

But please don't cry when you can only bring in 200 cigarettes and one litre of spirits from the EU, please don't cry when you have to queue up with all the other non-EU citizens in EU airports, please don't cry when the cost of your imports goes through the roof because of all the taxes to be paid and so on

I wonder how The Sun readers would cope having to queue up in a Spanish airport for ages to pass through passport control like a third world citizen after paying three times the price for their flight as they do nowadays?

And let's not forget those holiday homes. Certainly no more easy buying of property in the EU for the Brits!

Ruby_Moon

dodgy_gooner wrote: »

[FONT=&quot]Thanks for all the answers, I'll keep trying to persuade her it's a bad idea ! Unfortunately she is incredibly fussy and I've tried time and again to convince her that stuff like this is fine. I've only told the half of it as I'm sure she is planning to take one suitcase just full of food. I'm now at the point where I just let her pack as long as I don't have to do any of it because it used to make me soooooo cross seeing what she was packing and we would end up arguing and ruining the start of the holiday...[/FONT]

You need to put your foot down and be the man

PolishBigSpender

hartcjhart wrote: »

try Gwomki's(not sure of spelling)vine leaves stuffed with minced meat and herbs

It's "gołąbki" . Usually cabbage leaves with stuffing, never tried with vine...

costapkt

PolishBigSpender wrote: »

Really? It hasn't existed for over 15 years.

As I said, I wasn't aware that I was living in the 'EEC'. I'm a proud citizen of the European Union, but certainly not of the 'EEC'.



I know. And I know how that...bastion of society, the newspaper, The Sun refers to them.



Take a visit to most council estates. I rest my case.



Awww.. I'm sure the European Union will do just fine without you

But please don't cry when you can only bring in 200 cigarettes and one litre of spirits from the EU, please don't cry when you have to queue up with all the other non-EU citizens in EU airports, please don't cry when the cost of your imports goes through the roof because of all the taxes to be paid and so on

I wonder how The Sun readers would cope having to queue up in a Spanish airport for ages to pass through passport control like a third world citizen after paying three times the price for their flight as they do nowadays?

And let's not forget those holiday homes. Certainly no more easy buying of property in the EU for the Brits!

How sad, one would think you always had a free country.:rolleyes:

alocacoc

to be honest Id leave your wife and the milk at home

I have a mother in law exactly the same and it drives me mad

IE : if we have meat at a meal she would have to be ill the day after everyone else is fine though how strange! the meat was obv undercooked and shes gonna be on deaths door now

is your missus going to take a porter potty on holiday with her she does realise that shes bound to sit on a toilet seat that 3,000 other people have sat on some not so clean people... doesnt she!

where do you draw the line

and jesus how much milk does she drink!!!!!!!

bestyman

PolishBigSpender wrote: »

Take a visit to most council estates. I rest my case.

Says Polish big spender ! nuff said