Rex Ham

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  • in reply to: Shank ! #118753

    Rex Ham
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    That’s the nicest thing you ever said to me Daave63. I’ll see you in the Long Pull Wednesday afternoon as usual. Sanatogen all round!

    in reply to: Shank ! #118744

    Rex Ham
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    Oh I like a nice shank. Sometimes it’s a ham shank and sometimes a lamb shank. I used to get them from the butchers at the top of the market hall steps, but if I can get them at the bus station, well it saves me the mobility scooter ride down town. Do they sell dried peas as well? I like a nice pea and ham broth as well.

    in reply to: Asda Rancid Chicken #117974

    Rex Ham
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    To have bought one rancid chicken is unfortunate, to have bought three sounds like foolishness. Why did you not take the original chicken back to the store? Why did you not alert the environmental health department with the second? Why on earth did you contemplate buying a third from there?

    Asda have very robust processes to ensure the food they sell is stored correctly and having alerted a manager, you have done all you can.

    Incidentally, I haven’t heard of an outbreak of food poisoning in Wrexham brought about by Asda selling rancid chicken.

    in reply to: Argos, No catalogues for Wrexham less able #116676

    Rex Ham
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    Whatever the rights and wrongs of Argos’ action, more and more people are clearly shopping either online or in Chester, that’s why we’ve got so many shops closing in town.

    in reply to: Argos, No catalogues for Wrexham less able #116588

    Rex Ham
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    It is my opinion that Argos are discriminating against Wrexham and Welsh Less Able.
    I advise people with disabilities to boycott ARGOS
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    I can imagine those Argos directors at a meeting deciding to alienate their Welsh customers in general and Wrexham customers in particular by stopping the supply of catalogue at their Wrexham stores. Well, not really.

    Two questions for the original poster; 1) why didn’t you take the matter up with Argos directly, before posting on here? 2) Why only ask disabled people to boycott?

    A moments research on Wikipedia brought this paragraph up:
    In October 2012, Argos announced that, as of 2013, that they would be closing a number of their catalogue stores, thus fewer catalogues will be made available nationwide, after a significant profit fall, and also to boost the popularity of their online store.”

    in reply to: Wal-es! Wal-es! #114938

    Rex Ham
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    I’m joining in with the congratulations. Apparently in Russia they have shopping malls bigger than Wales, but they ain’t got hwyl!!!

    Watching the match last night I did laugh at a friend who was an England supporter (and economic migrant) living in Wales who complained he couldn’t watch the England match in HD. Poor bugger! There have been times we couldn’t get a Wales match on telly.

    in reply to: All in the name of Allan! #114746

    Rex Ham
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    Oh Daave63, I am very close to agreeing with you and I really do recognise the passion behind your post (for what it’s worth!), the trouble is, that leads us to a police state. People complain about CCTV in the street. I do agree with you about tagging suspects, if you have done nowt wrong, you have nowt to fear. But who decides what a suspect looks like?

    There that didn’t hurt did it!!!!!

    in reply to: No Newspapers #114531

    Rex Ham
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    It’s a conspiracy by the EU remain group to suppress the news that’s what it is.

    in reply to: Referendum Debate #114224

    Rex Ham
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    European legislation is decided upon by the Council of the European Union (comprised of ministers from each country) and the European Parliament (MEP’s elected by us), so you do or can elect or remove the people who govern you, just like in Westminster, where we have two arms of legislature, the Lords and the Commons (we don’t elect the Lords in the UK, at least the Council of the EU is decided by the member states. The European Commission decide the legislation, by it has to go through the Council and Parliament. So it’s a bit dramatic to call it a dictatorship.

    in reply to: Referendum Debate #114095

    Rex Ham
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    Then we will have to agree to differ Sheefag.

    However, On the issue of the main debate, I notice Professor Stephen Hawking has ventured an opinion, and I think I’d rather be guided by his thinking than Johnson, Gove and the other exiteers.

    http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/stephen-hawking-trumps-popularity-inexplicable-and-brexit-spells-disaster/ar-BBtFu84?li=BBoPOOl&ocid=edgsp

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