Hungry Britain

Not sure how much more could be said to be honest. The same (polarised, in some measure) opinions are being regurgitated. I'd just say that my heart aches for those in real need, whether they're deserving, undeserving (whatever that means), working or middle class, childless or child-rich, 'well-educated' or not, young, old, - none of that matters. I know how despair feels. And despair is born of need.

How can anything be slightly inevitable?

Oh absent, you old nit-picker you!

Ana , laugh , she enjoys it !!
ps
I PM"d you this morning

Well said, Dragonfly. I decided some time ago that nothing I was likely to say, whatever evidence I produced for my point of view, was not going to convince anyone who thought differently. So I've stuck to Shakespeare!

Threads wander. And wander back again.

Just leave my knockers out of it.

Jingle did you have a good afternoon with your DD ?
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Dragonfly - my sentiments, entirely.

Thanks Ariadne

Apologies for calling you lot you lot, didn't mean to be rude or offensive!
It is just one of those Aussie expressions I picked up I think.

I've called 'em worse than that rosequartz. #nonoticeofthedaftbuggers

That'll be one for the red pen.

"You lot" can be a term of endearment- look at soop's kitchen, that expression is used there and nobody takes exception.

Oh gosh yes! soop!!!

[Grin]

I have always regarded "You lot" as a term of affection, regard or what ever you want to call it. People in general who are supportive. It suits the very best side of most GNrs.