Sir Percy B

  Apparently yes and like ham sandwiches they will also get confiscated when boarding a ferry or train to the continent.

  Exactly unfortunately there seems to be a few that fall short of that.  

  You've only got yourself to blame.    Word of advice, just don't give up your day job, you're clearly not cut out for detective work.   Seriously though, thanks for the laugh.  

 

  If he's anything like Ursula von der Leyen and her corona vaccine rollout, I wouldn't hold your breath.

  and the reason for that,  Brexit supporters tend to be 'Optimists' and Remoaners tend to be 'Pessimists'.   Thinking out loud I think it could be good if Brexiteers created a support group for pessimists. Then again why bother, it will never work.

  See not all doom and gloom and bang up to date. Just dont expect a greeny from Murphaph.

  and a gaurantee that you will not injure or damage property which is impossible in such a wide open space with wildlife, trees etc.  Stricking an arrow in a tree is classed as damage to property, I'm not going to mention animals or even people.   Basically to be able to use a Bow and Arrow it's strongly advisable to join a club where there are fully trained advisers to help, assist and guide you and enough place so you can shoot safely.   Although a Bow and Arrow is not considered a firearm the 'Waffengesetz' still applies regarding the shooting of one.   If you want to know of some clubs send me a PM.                

  ya feckin' eejit, how did you mis this one?   Brexit will attract Business to the North says invest NI chief.    

It won't work from the UK to Germany.   The UK no longer offers VAT refunds for purchases in shops, likewise at UK airports.   You can still purchase these products VAT free but they will be posted to your home addresss. This will incur German VAT and import duties for German Residents 19%(VAT)  and Italian residents for example 22%(VAT)   By my calculations there's zero advantage.        

  Half a dose? do you meant the 1st dose  that is administered then 3-6 weeks later the second dose.

  though fools seldom differ 

  I think it's highly commendable of you Murphaph to point this out.   Given that the EU commission last Friday invoked Article 16, albeit  for a short period without telling anyone including Ireland, I think it's bloody admirable of Boris to keep us all informed even if his options are limited,  but we must agree on one thing, he does have the best interest of the UK at heart.   Unlike Ursula von der Leyen and the EU,  perhaps you might like to drop her note, you know like a short email or whatsapp, she might be able to learn something from Boris instead of blaming her trade commissioner.    Just don't call her a cunt or tell a to hurry the fuck up, it might not go down so well given the pressure she's under to sort out the EU's shortage of the vaccine supplies.          

above 65 there's a one off vacination but people with health problems may be administered a jab every 5 years.