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EU rules operating /against/ French interests

No, not a typo. The Australian reports that EU regulations on air travel are giving the French a bit of a kicking:

"As a general rule, any malleable product is forbidden. For example, a soft cheese (like camembert) is not allowed in the cabin, (but) a hard cheese (like gruyere) is allowed. Another example: foie gras is not allowed".

Blimey. Some years back my sister's husband got the third degree at Stansted for having a whole Stilton in his hand luggage, which they must have thought could have been semtex. That was the same year that they decided that Christmas crackers were explosives, and would only be allowed on with the 'fuses' removed.

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Blogger CityUnslicker said... 8:23 pm

this episode just stinks....  



Blogger Rigger Mortice said... 10:34 pm

uuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhh!!!!  



Blogger Rigger Mortice said... 10:56 pm

croydonian,can't believe you're wearing yellow socks on the telly

very good otherwise  



Blogger The Hitch said... 11:22 pm

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Blogger Croydonian said... 12:09 am

I'm very fond of yellow socks - I wear them most days.  



Blogger Rigger Mortice said... 8:12 am

communist.

what news of danny,where's the collecdtion money going.

I'm not kissing your arse cos I don't have to but I thought you came across really well on the telly.you look nothing like your picture.Didn't realise there was sucha liberterian within you.

question who was the muppet to your left.  



Anonymous Anonymous said... 9:21 am

“Malvolio comes in, grinning and with his yellow socks. Olivia says, "Huh? This is a sad occasion."

As always the bard was there before you  



Blogger Croydonian said... 9:43 am

Me, Communist?

The Danny thing is moving along, but all of the involved are in purdah....

Glad I came across OK. Anything better than having a flop sweat or coming over as a complete dick to my regulars would have counted as a result. I did enjoy wrong footing ID on the Olympics.

He was Alex Singleton from the Globalisation Institute. I didn't get a chance to speak to him, but had a bit of a chat with Kerron before and after. Nice chap.


N - as he so often is for all us. Yellow socks also rate as one of Ian Dury's reasons to be cheerful though.  



Blogger The Hitch said... 11:38 am

you came across as the only normal guest , that other pair were ghastly , particularly the one on your left , pushy little oaf.
Was that Iain Dales "partner" doing the tidying up for the first couple of minutes?  



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