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Stuff Iceland

whitelackington

New member
whitelackington said:
cap 'n chris said:
:clap:

Has anyone tried shagging whales? - there's quite a few local chavs who do this regularly, if my eyes don't deceive me.
:eek: I know people who go to Wales to go shagging, they say you've got to be a complete "dork" if u can't pull :blink: in Wales!
These Whale shaggers Chris they don't do it openly in the Gorge do they?
 

AndyF

New member
complex said:
Did you get a reply rom Iceland (the frozen food company)?

I just spotted this in the Icelandic news ...

http://www.icelandreview.com/icelandreview/daily_news/?cat_id=16539&ew_0_a_id=255268

Complex

Yes did, here it is..




I now have a response to your query regarding companies that source
Icelandic products.

"We appreciate that as a consequence of our name some customers may
associate recent press articles on Icelandic whaling activity with our
stores. Iceland stores are in no way involved in, or condone, the practice
of Whaling. "

Thank you, once again for contacting us about this matter and I hope you
will continue to enjoy shopping with us in the future.

Kind regards

Shaku Weston
Iceland Customer Care
 

whitelackington

New member
AndyF said:
Well I have to say how disgusted I am theat Iceland has restarted whaling, with the news today that they killed their first Fin whale (a species on the UN endangered list). The world has survived without killing whales for decades, so there is clearly no compelling reason to restart.

Personally, I'm going to avoid buying any product identifiable as being sources from Iceland, and I'd encourage everyone to do the same. I'll also boycott and company that sources products from there.

Consumer power may have an effect, where weak-kneed politicians do not.

This is a typical example of greed over environmental concerns. Stuff 'em thats what I say.

I think you will find
they are stuffed
 

whitelackington

New member
Our MCG Secretary told me he had one of his best ever holidays (when he was a youngster)
landrovering across Iceland.
Now that also really appeals to me
but will they be able to buy diesel if they are bust.
 

AndyF

New member
whitelackington said:
AndyF said:
Well I have to say how disgusted I am theat Iceland has restarted whaling, with the news today that they killed their first Fin whale (a species on the UN endangered list). The world has survived without killing whales for decades, so there is clearly no compelling reason to restart.

Personally, I'm going to avoid buying any product identifiable as being sources from Iceland, and I'd encourage everyone to do the same. I'll also boycott and company that sources products from there.

Consumer power may have an effect, where weak-kneed politicians do not.

This is a typical example of greed over environmental concerns. Stuff 'em thats what I say.

I think you will find
they are stuffed

I know, is it all my fault......??? :-[ :-[ :-[
 

whitelackington

New member
whitelackington said:
Our MCG Secretary told me he had one of his best ever holidays (when he was a youngster)
landrovering across Iceland.
Now that also really appeals to me
but will they be able to buy diesel if they are bust.

http://weekendalacarte.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=72&page=3&osCsid=c25a4f4dcd1c98c7738b7b2843f3c654&gclid=CPLVnvfpmZYCFQWJ1QodyQUViQ


Probably adventure holidays in Iceland will now become affordable
(y)
http://www.natureexplorer.is/about-nature-explorer/

Hot tip check out Helga P. Finnsdottir
 

AndyF

New member
whitelackington said:
cap 'n chris said:
Connected systems. You want to stuff things, they may stuff you back unwittinglyackington!

you ought to be an accountant Chris
apparently Iceland have stuffed our police forces and our councils
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article4910126.ece

No our councils and police force stuffed themselves by investing heavily offshore, and not taking their money out when the credit crunch began SIX MONTHS ago..... Did they not watch the news... Doh!!!

Anyone who leaves over the protected amount in any bank at the moment is officially STOOPID 

I'm spread across four different accounts...... (y)
 

cap n chris

Well-known member
Blimey, you're rich: I'm a-guessin' you've got around ?200,000!

Can I be your fwend?


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To be not stoopid, a County Council with, say, ?15million in an Icelandic account should have split the funds into separate accounts to qualify for the investors' compensation scheme such that rather than holding 1 account they would hold 300 accounts. Surely, another method of achieving the same outcome (and saving a huge amount of bureaucratic buggeration and half a mile of shelf space for the statements and accompanying documentation) would be for the European Government(s) to guarantee 100% of depositors' funds.
 

Elaine

Active member
AndyF said:
Anyone who leaves over the protected amount in any bank at the moment is officially STOOPID   

Not everyone. I have more than the 'protected' amount in an account (yes, you can be my friend too Cap'n!). I took out a fixed term deposit and it has only got 2 months left until it matures. If I take it out early I lose my squideroonies of interest. So I hope it will last just a little bit longer. It is C&G who are meant to be fairly sound I hope.
 
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