Increase in the price of a kit kat.
Discussion
s2art said:
JawKnee said:
s2art said:
JawKnee said:
and don't forget British wine is to die for!
Actually British white wine is really quite good.Edited by JawKnee on Friday 21st October 23:07
http://www.independent.co.uk/extras/indybest/food-...
You just gave an excuse fot the troll to jump!
Wine he knows FA about, however, give him his due, he is an expert... 'whine' maker!
JawKnee said:
The price of food going up? Brexiturds were warned about this but they stuck their fingers in their ears and screamed "lalalala project fear".
"Tell the self important Swiss t
ts... "
I thought we were meant to be getting friendly with our non EU trade partners? Erm....
Kitkats have gone up,wish I'd voted remain now,this is devastating."Tell the self important Swiss t
ts... "I thought we were meant to be getting friendly with our non EU trade partners? Erm....
I'd pay a tenner just to shut you up let alone a few pence on choc bar.
Edited by Funkycoldribena on Saturday 22 October 00:57
It was more a general observation. Funkycoldribena said:
JawKnee said:
The price of food going up? Brexiturds were warned about this but they stuck their fingers in their ears and screamed "lalalala project fear".
"Tell the self important Swiss tts... "
I thought we were meant to be getting friendly with our non EU trade partners? Erm....
Kitkats have gone up,wish I'd voted remain now,this is devastating."Tell the self important Swiss t
ts... "I thought we were meant to be getting friendly with our non EU trade partners? Erm....
I'd pay a tenner just to shut you up let alone a few pence on choc bar.
Edited by Funkycoldribena on Saturday 22 October 00:57
I said it before the vote, and i will say it now to anybody who will listen.
AT ANY COST.
JawKnee said:
Yes, we have to stop eating bananas, pineapples, peppers, coffee and anything else we find difficult to grow in our climate and don't forget British wine is to die for! If this is the future for Brexit Britain I've got to be honest, it looks fking grim.
The sad thing is that many who voted to leave are those who can least afford the inflationary effects of a weak £, whether that be buying essentials or going on their 2 weeks to Magamuff. king grim.Edited by JawKnee on Friday 21st October 23:07
The current devaluation has causes greater than Brexit and anyone who believes it is our biggest concern is naive or just in denial.
I know plenty of people who wanted Brexit at whatever price. Well, it looks like we are getting it but the crying shame of all of this is that a populations minority is able to drag the majority into a position where they will suffer financially for many years. We are where we are.
Edited by Shoegrip on Saturday 22 October 07:28
Edited by Shoegrip on Saturday 22 October 07:30
JawKnee said:
Yes, we have to stop eating bananas, pineapples, peppers, coffee and anything else we find difficult to grow in our climate and don't forget British wine is to die for! If this is the future for Brexit Britain I've got to be honest, it looks fking grim.
Spoken like a true Champagne socialist king grim.Edited by JawKnee on Friday 21st October 23:07
Truly, how on earth will you survive this?
Shoegrip said:
The sad thing is that many who voted to leave are those who can least afford the inflationary effects of a weak £, whether that be buying essentials or going on their 2 weeks to Magamuff.
The current devaluation has causes greater than Brexit and anyone who believes it is our biggest concern is naive or just in denial.
I know plenty of people who wanted Brexit at whatever price. Well, it looks like we are getting it but the crying shame of all of this is that a populations minority is able to drag the majority into a position where they will suffer financially for many years. We are where we are.
One thing you cant say, is that this referendum wasn't participated in by the population of this country. 72.2% of eligible voters, that's 33,568,184 people out of a possible 46,500,001 went out and voted.The current devaluation has causes greater than Brexit and anyone who believes it is our biggest concern is naive or just in denial.
I know plenty of people who wanted Brexit at whatever price. Well, it looks like we are getting it but the crying shame of all of this is that a populations minority is able to drag the majority into a position where they will suffer financially for many years. We are where we are.
Edited by Shoegrip on Saturday 22 October 07:28
Edited by Shoegrip on Saturday 22 October 07:30
Shoegrip said:
The sad thing is that many who voted to leave are those who can least afford the inflationary effects of a weak £, whether that be buying essentials or going on their 2 weeks to Magamuff.
The current devaluation has causes greater than Brexit and anyone who believes it is our biggest concern is naive or just in denial.
I know plenty of people who wanted Brexit at whatever price. Well, it looks like we are getting it but the crying shame of all of this is that a populations minority is able to drag the majority into a position where they will suffer financially for many years. We are where we are.
I didn't vote for Blair (and nobody voted for Brown) and their combined negative impact on this country will be far greater than Brexit.The current devaluation has causes greater than Brexit and anyone who believes it is our biggest concern is naive or just in denial.
I know plenty of people who wanted Brexit at whatever price. Well, it looks like we are getting it but the crying shame of all of this is that a populations minority is able to drag the majority into a position where they will suffer financially for many years. We are where we are.
Edited by Shoegrip on Saturday 22 October 07:28
Edited by Shoegrip on Saturday 22 October 07:30
JawKnee said:
Yes, we have to stop eating bananas, pineapples, peppers, coffee and anything else we find difficult to grow in our climate and don't forget British wine is to die for! If this is the future for Brexit Britain I've got to be honest, it looks fking grim.
king grim.Edited by JawKnee on Friday 21st October 23:07
Surely this is a joke post. Nobody can be that thick.PurpleMoonlight said:
jsf said:
Half way there then, BOE target is 2%.
You should be grateful to Nestle and Unilever then.CaptainSlow said:
Shoegrip said:
The sad thing is that many who voted to leave are those who can least afford the inflationary effects of a weak £, whether that be buying essentials or going on their 2 weeks to Magamuff.
The current devaluation has causes greater than Brexit and anyone who believes it is our biggest concern is naive or just in denial.
I know plenty of people who wanted Brexit at whatever price. Well, it looks like we are getting it but the crying shame of all of this is that a populations minority is able to drag the majority into a position where they will suffer financially for many years. We are where we are.
I didn't vote for Blair (and nobody voted for Brown) and their combined negative impact on this country will be far greater than Brexit.The current devaluation has causes greater than Brexit and anyone who believes it is our biggest concern is naive or just in denial.
I know plenty of people who wanted Brexit at whatever price. Well, it looks like we are getting it but the crying shame of all of this is that a populations minority is able to drag the majority into a position where they will suffer financially for many years. We are where we are.
Edited by Shoegrip on Saturday 22 October 07:28
Edited by Shoegrip on Saturday 22 October 07:30
change act Brexit may hurt to start with but that s
te will just keep dragging us down .....JawKnee said:
If this is the future for Brexit Britain I've got to be honest, it looks fking grim.
You seem pretty determined that it is the future for Brexit Britain.king grim.Why don't you leave, your EU utopia's only a short flight, even a train ride away. It could do wonders to your health to move somewhere that doesn't leave you permanently whinging, I'm sure we could all write to Nestle and ask them to bump the Kit Kat price up a bit more if that helps, I'd even buy a few then.
everyeggabird said:
So headline news, Nestle are increasing the price of a kit kat. So fking 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.
Can't think why your wife is so interested in the price of Kit Kats? And why yours is a small k?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.
Ps - please don't take offence!
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