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But on the plus side a tablet I was running out of over Here cost me €2.40 instead of £8.60. RIP of Britain could learn a thing or two from the pharmacies over here.
Quote from: llamedos on October 04, 2017, 17:34.But on the plus side a tablet I was running out of over Here cost me €2.40 instead of £8.60. RIP of Britain could learn a thing or two from the pharmacies over here.The 8.60 is the fixed fee for all prescribed medicine in england on some you lose where tablets cost pennies whilst thousands receive, drugs that would require a mortgage. The problem in the uk is the dolelites and the worried well oldies all popping pills like smarties curtesy of the tax paying rest of us.
And don't forget those parts of Great Britain that don't have to pay anything just because they have a history of abusing their bodies with deep fried everything.
And don't forget those parts of Great Britain that don't have to pay anything just because they have a history of abusing their bodies with deep fried everything.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Quote from: llamedos on October 06, 2017, 20:03.And don't forget those parts of Great Britain that don't have to pay anything just because they have a history of abusing their bodies with deep fried everything.Sent from my iPad using TapatalkThe last time i looked the english taxpayer was subsidising our northern neighbours quite heavily under the barnett formula, ive noticed jimmy cranky has wound her neck back in once she got the abacus out and crunched the numbers.
And how much does the entire nation pay to subsidise infrastructure in the south east....crossrail, hs2 and the likes?