Taco Bell

[alan partridge]

No I won't I will never accept myself as a EU citizen.

Why? When you are one?

 

[disgruntled h blocker]

No I do not class myself as a EU citizen or a Yank. Just English The day Britain surrenders to the Euro I will emerigrate to Canada. I am not anti-European just Anti-EU. I want us out and ruling ourselves.

Yeah, 'Out' with all the jobs that go with membership to the EU.

I hope you feel proud every time "Ode to Joy" is played. It makes me feel so, thinking of all of the people who have benefited from the EU. Roll on the constitution!

 

[Strike]

Yes I am still planning on moving to that area. Depending on the currency. But I don't think we will join the currency for 10-15 years. So I will still be moving to that area.

 

[alan partridge]

by the way

Mexican food is great

 

[Strike]

I was educated in Burgess Hill, by people who have strong pride in being British and English and not the EU.

 

[alan partridge]

I was educated in Burgess Hill, by people who have strong pride in being British and English and not the EU.

Sounds a laugh a minute.

 

[The Large One]

I was educated in Burgess Hill, by people who have strong pride in being British and English and not the EU.

Teachers are not allowed to peddle lies though. Let me guess, you sat in your Cookery and Home Economics lessons and thought, 'this right-wing pillock is correct, I am not European - I am British and, er, proud...'


You are a British subject and an EU citizen. You have no say in either matter, unless you sod off and take up citizenship elsewhere.

 

[disgruntled h blocker]

Guess they only teach imperial measures as well....

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Strike the decision on the single currency will happen in New Labour's next term not 15 years.

That said I do think we should not all pick on Strike.

He has just got a bit muddle and backed into a corner.

From what I can gather he does not consider himself European but recognises we are in fact members of the EU.

 

[The Large One]

Shoosh Richie - found a kindred picked-on spirit, have you?

Anyway, what is it with Taco Bell?

 

[alan partridge]

Strike isn't lost yet, he's only a young 'un.

Therefore I have taken it upon myself to re-educate him by mildly poking fun at him.

Shouldn't take long

 

[Strike]

From what I can gather he does not consider himself European but recognises we are in fact members of the EU. [/B][/QUOTE]

Can people stop terming European and EU the same thing they are not. European is all people that are from the continent of Europe nothing to do with the EU. Same way Canadians and Yanks are North Americans. The EU is a country union that I don't want us to be a part of. I have nothing against being European.

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Ok.

That is the last time I try and help someone out.

Enjoy Canada

Pick away

 

[The Large One]

Can people stop terming European and EU the same thing they are not. European is all people that are from the continent of Europe nothing to do with the EU. Same way Canadians and Yanks are North Americans. The EU is a country union that I don't want us to be a part of. I have nothing against being European.

The EU has quite a lot to do with Europe - erm, what does the 'E' in 'EU' stand for? Anyway, your bonkers isolationist opinions will not worm you out of this one - like it or not ('not' in your case), YOU ARE AN EU CITIZEN. Are we clear now?
:thud:

 

[Brighton Breezy]

'You're in the EU
You're in the EU'

 

[alan partridge]

Will you be learning French if you go to Canada?

 

[SULLY COULDNT SHOOT]

For the first three years I was in Poland Taco bell was really popular. It's not really Tex-Mex... more fast food tex-mex but definately healthier and tastier than Big Mac or Burger King. Personally I thought it was great. However, then KFC bought the European operations and then closed it down to make more space for KFC. That's why you can't find Taco Bells anymore.

Any stick it gets is becuase it's fast food and it's Tex-Mex rather than real Mexican food... whcih is super.

 

[alan partridge]

For the first three years I was in Poland Taco bell was really popular. It's not really Tex-Mex... more fast food tex-mex but definately healthier and tastier than Big Mac or Burger King. Personally I thought it was great. However, then KFC bought the European operations and then closed it down to make more space for KFC. That's why you can't find Taco Bells anymore.

Any stick it gets is becuase it's fast food and it's Tex-Mex rather than real Mexican food... whcih is super.

what the HELL is this doing in this thread?

 

[Brovion]

You tell 'em Strike! I refuse to accept I'm an EU citizen too, and no amount of oppression by a load of Italian politicians, German bankers and French industrialists will make me accept their Capitalist Club. (copyright Tony Benn, 1974)

Our birthright was sold over our heads, come join me in song:

"A nation once again,
And England, long a province, be
A Nation once again!"

 

[The Large One]

For the first three years I was in Poland Taco bell was really popular. It's not really Tex-Mex... more fast food tex-mex but definately healthier and tastier than Big Mac or Burger King. Personally I thought it was great. However, then KFC bought the European operations and then closed it down to make more space for KFC. That's why you can't find Taco Bells anymore.

Any stick it gets is becuase it's fast food and it's Tex-Mex rather than real Mexican food... whcih is super.

Thanks. Glad we cleared that up. I also asked, like.