No. Lots of Greek words in English.
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We buy them every Saturday, to avoid the Friday queue. Two fish, but large, compared to other outlets, one lot of far too many chips to share, take-away £11.90. They are usually exceptionally good.
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Three chippies in the village, two of them offer small, normal and large haddock. If you order a senior meal in those, you get the small fish, small portion chips, and either a pot of peas, or curry, in a takeaway box - I'm not sure of the cost, maybe £4.50.
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Hoblet fujit ?
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I wasn't going to respond...
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I checked today when I purchased my £11 medium cod and chips. The chippie has changed the name from pensioner special to cod special. The price is £7 and that doesn't include peas or curry sauce.
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You do get the full pension. What you dont get is the SERPS etc because you paid less NI, and this reduction was redirected into your rebate-only personal pension or whatever arrangement that you had, which you now should be benefitting from.
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But be honest, how many thousands of EU area payments have come your way since then ?.
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Ok. My works pension savings were transferred to the Prudential and have now morphed into a pension from Rothesay.
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Lots:-) Consider how much cheaper your food is supposed to have been as a consequence.
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Not if he took the small earnings exemption and did not pay Class 2. (Not my impression of Tim's farming life but there were still a lot of farmers in the 20th C who lived poor.)