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And then lost the empire and all our heavy industry.We won two world wars drinking tea.
I love tea, me. Hate people with cheap coffee breath - each to their own. Nothing beats loose leaf Assam in an infuser.
Ohh. Years since I had a sausage sarnie...Maybe I shouldn't say that on here! But it would HAVE to be with tea. Never coffee.I like a drop of Assam.
Just had a pot of tea up at Hownsgill, with my sausage and egg sandwich, or bap, as some call it.
No idea what type of tea it was, but it was lovely.
Which part of Yorkshire is the tea grown in?fellow tea drinkers.
http://www.nationalteaday.co.uk/
Cup of Yorkshire's finest being quaffed as I type.
Just finished a cup of Thompson's Decaf tea. Very nice cuppa
Japan could take advantage of not being able to spend money on arms after world war 2 by spending on manufacturing. Same as Germany. Don't try and blame anything else.And then lost the empire and all our heavy industry.
Never mind that other countries like Japan were kicking our arses in manufacturing, the unions said we MUST have a break for tea twice a day or else we're walking out. Well done tea drinkers.
Which part of Yorkshire is the tea grown in?
Ambidextrous/AC-DC cos I drink both...
you were doing so well
Hey oop. 'Arrogate lad.
Aye reeto. You're right. The unions and their ridiculous demands had absolutely nowt to do with bringing British industry to its knees.Japan could take advantage of not being able to spend money on arms after world war 2 by spending on manufacturing. Same as Germany. Don't try and blame anything else.
Well the employers should grace treated the staff better.Aye reeto. You're right. The unions and their ridiculous demands had absolutely nowt to do with bringing British industry to its knees.
Ps between 1978-1979 there were 523 walkouts at British Leyland's Longbridge plant costing some GBP 400 million in lost production.