Increase in the price of a kit kat.
Discussion
Shoegrip said:
The point I was trying to make was that if you have an equally weighted referendum as this one was, you only need a small number of voters who fail to understand the subject or are just plain wrong in their thinking to bring about a result which is bad for the people.
1.3m is quite a sizeable number.If we were to accept the 56% / 44% split at the point of the tragic death of Jo Cox, this would equate to a 4m difference.
I appreciate this calculation is not a perfect one.
Ahbefive said:
I'd say it was the remoaners that didn't have a grasp of it and if the vote had gone their way we would be in the terrible situation of being sleepwalked into losing all identity or the ability to Govern ourselves. Opinions eh.
+1. I ask most people I meet how they voted, and if they voted remain I ask them why, what do they like about the EU.You can almost guarantee a priceless expression and some stumbling over words.
Alpinestars said:
A logic fail.
And I'm not sure where it leaves your post, debating pedantry?
You are like a dog with a bone aren't you? Not actually trying to make/discuss a point of the subject matter but just obsessed with "winning and internet argument". How sad. And I'm not sure where it leaves your post, debating pedantry?
Edited by Alpinestars on Saturday 22 October 15:51
Ahbefive said:
You are like a dog with a bone aren't you? Not actually trying to make/discuss a point of the subject matter but just obsessed with "winning and internet argument". How sad.
Oh the great old strategy of trying to shut someone up because you can't articulate your point. You win.Now back to KitKats.
Borghetto said:
They interviewed Nestles COO on Bloomberg yesterday and he was commenting on how sales of KitKat were increasing. They might of course have to follow Unilever if their UK sales go south.
Kit Kat: The most popular chocy bar in the whole world
Ate them all over. The chocolate and the taste were the same, but the packaging different. The best wrapper? Japan.
WD39 said:
Kit Kat: The most popular chocy bar in the whole world
Ate them all over. The chocolate and the taste were the same, but the packaging different. The best wrapper? Japan.
You can't just post that and not elaborate! What makes the Japanese kit kat wrapper better than the classic paper and foil wrapper from 20 yrs ago?Ate them all over. The chocolate and the taste were the same, but the packaging different. The best wrapper? Japan.
Tunnock's is where its at.
A great British company that stayed in the UK and produce the best snack bar in the world.
http://www.tunnock.co.uk/products/
They also sponsor motorsport in the UK, including the title sponsors of the tour of mull rally.
A great British company that stayed in the UK and produce the best snack bar in the world.
http://www.tunnock.co.uk/products/
They also sponsor motorsport in the UK, including the title sponsors of the tour of mull rally.
jsf said:
Tunnock's is where its at.
A great British company that stayed in the UK and produce the best snack bar in the world.
http://www.tunnock.co.uk/products/
They also sponsor motorsport in the UK, including the title sponsors of the tour of mull rally.
A great British company that stayed in the UK and produce the best snack bar in the world.
http://www.tunnock.co.uk/products/
They also sponsor motorsport in the UK, including the title sponsors of the tour of mull rally.
Tango13 said:
WD39 said:
Kit Kat: The most popular chocy bar in the whole world
Ate them all over. The chocolate and the taste were the same, but the packaging different. The best wrapper? Japan.
You can't just post that and not elaborate! What makes the Japanese kit kat wrapper better than the classic paper and foil wrapper from 20 yrs ago?Ate them all over. The chocolate and the taste were the same, but the packaging different. The best wrapper? Japan.
danllama said:
Ahbefive said:
I'd say it was the remoaners that didn't have a grasp of it and if the vote had gone their way we would be in the terrible situation of being sleepwalked into losing all identity or the ability to Govern ourselves. Opinions eh.
+1. I ask most people I meet how they voted, and if they voted remain I ask them why, what do they like about the EU.You can almost guarantee a priceless expression and some stumbling over words.
I voted leave because I am interested to see what happens. It was the more exciting option. In the long run I think we will be better off. Nothing to base that on other than a hunch. EU fiscally is a bit of a basket case, but then it seems which western country isn't? We're all in debt to everyone else. Probably always will be.
Also chocolate bars have been getting more expensive over time anyway. Except few people really notice. The prices have crept up, but whilst they have been stable for a while, the sizes have shrunk too... Effectively making the product more expensive per unit mass.
jsf said:
Tunnock's is where its at.
A great British company that stayed in the UK and produce the best snack bar in the world.
http://www.tunnock.co.uk/products/
They also sponsor motorsport in the UK, including the title sponsors of the tour of mull rally.
I love eating the tea cakes in one bite. Can demolish a pack of 6 with a brew in no time!A great British company that stayed in the UK and produce the best snack bar in the world.
http://www.tunnock.co.uk/products/
They also sponsor motorsport in the UK, including the title sponsors of the tour of mull rally.
everyeggabird said:
So headline news, Nestle are increasing the price of a kit kat. So f
king what.
I turned to my wife and asked her how much is a kit kat, she did not know, so does it matter that the price might increase.
Does anybody give a flying fk, I can't remember the last time I ever had a fking kit kat. Tell the self important Swiss tts to shove their kit kats where the sun don't shine.
What is the difference between a girl from the south and a kit kat? You can only get four fingers in a kit kat.
I used small k's throughout just to diss' their asses.
The lady doth protest too much, methinks.king what.I turned to my wife and asked her how much is a kit kat, she did not know, so does it matter that the price might increase.
Does anybody give a flying f
k, I can't remember the last time I ever had a fking kit kat. Tell the self important Swiss tts to shove their kit kats where the sun don't shine.What is the difference between a girl from the south and a kit kat? You can only get four fingers in a kit kat.
I used small k's throughout just to diss' their asses.
Tea cakes, however, are truly the nation's lifeblood. Or should be. That's where we've been going wrong all these years.
sidicks said:
Shoegrip said:
The point I was trying to make was that if you have an equally weighted referendum as this one was, you only need a small number of voters who fail to understand the subject or are just plain wrong in their thinking to bring about a result which is bad for the people.
It's not do long ago that if a referendum would have been held over capital punishment would have voted in favour of it.
Go back a little further and the feeling was against homosexuality.
In any case, the votes have been cast and flawed or not, we are where we are
It it's 'equally weighted' you will have a broadly equal number of voters who fail to understand the subject and vote the other way too...It's not do long ago that if a referendum would have been held over capital punishment would have voted in favour of it.
Go back a little further and the feeling was against homosexuality.
In any case, the votes have been cast and flawed or not, we are where we are
It the thick and easily led waycists that caused the result to be leave
equally weighted is never gonna fly
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