TPP

[Russell]

Don't even mention them New-Zealand cheeses that are falsely named Cheddar and Gouda. They don't taste like cheese any more than Japanese cheese does.

Too right. As for the rest, maybe there is some agreement between TPP and TTIP?

Have you tried any of those expensive Hokkaido cheeses sold in tiny quantities in plastic pouches? I haven't just on principle because of the tiny quantity on offer for the price.

This is what I crave and it shouldn't need taking out a mortgage neither. It's about a thousand Yen a kilo if you buy 500 grammes at a time.

That actually sounds cheap.

I pay more than 300 Yen per 100 g of (real Dutch) Gouda cheese.

[Wage Slave]

Don't even mention them New-Zealand cheeses that are falsely named Cheddar and Gouda. They don't taste like cheese any more than Japanese cheese does.

Too right. As for the rest, maybe there is some agreement between TPP and TTIP?

Have you tried any of those expensive Hokkaido cheeses sold in tiny quantities in plastic pouches? I haven't just on principle because of the tiny quantity on offer for the price.

This is what I crave and it shouldn't need taking out a mortgage neither. It's about a thousand Yen a kilo if you buy 500 grammes at a time.

That actually sounds cheap.

I pay more than 300 Yen per 100 g of (real Dutch) Gouda cheese.

I share your frustration. I meant in the UK, not here. Here you can get 100g of plastic tasteless Australian muck or some garbage they managed to find in the UK for absurdly rock bottom prices sold at about the same price as your Gouda.

Is the Gouda they sell actually any good or have they bought and packaged the cheapest rubbish on the market just to add insult to injury. That's very much what they've done with cheddar.

[Russell]

Don't even mention them New-Zealand cheeses that are falsely named Cheddar and Gouda. They don't taste like cheese any more than Japanese cheese does.

Too right. As for the rest, maybe there is some agreement between TPP and TTIP?

Have you tried any of those expensive Hokkaido cheeses sold in tiny quantities in plastic pouches? I haven't just on principle because of the tiny quantity on offer for the price.

This is what I crave and it shouldn't need taking out a mortgage neither. It's about a thousand Yen a kilo if you buy 500 grammes at a time.

That actually sounds cheap.

I pay more than 300 Yen per 100 g of (real Dutch) Gouda cheese.

I share your frustration. I meant in the UK, not here. Here you can get 100g of plastic tasteless Australian muck or some garbage they managed to find in the UK for absurdly rock bottom prices sold at about the same price as your Gouda.

Is the Gouda they sell actually any good or have they bought and packaged the cheapest rubbish on the market just to add insult to injury. That's very much what they've done with cheddar.

Yep, the Gouda is pretty reasonable in taste.

I can buy it at Profoods in chunks of more than 1 kg.

[Takechanpoo]

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[Coligny]

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[dimwit]

New Zealanders have a unique way with expressing themselves through protest: This time, it features an Economic Development Minister — and a flying dildo.

A woman shangeyed the jiggly sex toy at Minister Steven Joyce while he was talking on-air to reporters at Waitingi on the North Island’s toe.

He was espousing the benefits of the highly secretive Trans Pacific Partnership economic agreement currently under negotiation

http://www.news.com.au/world/flying-dil ... 7485c05f23

[Buraku]

Transexual-Pacific

How 'Bidenomics' Came To Be, And How It Could Survive

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/ ... f07cb50f8e

"To bring tens of thousands more manufacturing jobs back to South Carolina, I will impose a border tariff on all foreign made goods."

https://twitter.com/MAGAIncWarRoom/stat ... 2516581376