Was that intentional?
WW2 Rations
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Sadfield
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A minute on the hips a lifetime on the lips?
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A minute on the clicks a lifetime on the bottom
Yeah.Did you get the little bottle of milk at school every day
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Same here a gill bottle which was 1/4 of a pint.
Sadfield
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I've a vague recollection of it changing from little glass bottles to clear plastic cartons when i was at primary school in the early 80's.
I don't mind cold milk, or hot with appropriate choc/oavaltene.
But I can't stand warm milk.
Especially when the school used to bring in those little bottles & put them by the radiator. Made child me want to puke.
But I can't stand warm milk.
Especially when the school used to bring in those little bottles & put them by the radiator. Made child me want to puke.
Thatcher was Education Secretary In 1971 when free milk for children was abolished she was then known as -
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Sadfield
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Except it wasn't, only for children over 7 from families not getting income support. Harold Wilson's Labour government had already stopped free milk for secondary school pupils in 1968.
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And Shirley Williams stopped it from infants...not sure under which party. Thatcher just stopped it for the last remaining age group of kids.
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But not everyone drinks 6% IPA's in fact very few people do. In almost every pub I know the best selling beer is by far whatever bland, generic cheap lager swill they have on like Carling or whatever, which are in the low 4%.
I suspect any rise in the amount of actual alcohol consumption is down to women supping Prosecco and yoof's swilling Red Bull vodka shots. They can down three or four of those on a night out in the same time it takes to sup a pint of cheap lager.
Just easy for our thick lazy, self serving politicians to target alcohol and demonise it is because it's easy to tax. The notion they actually care about the health of the nation is laughable.
