The British variant of Corona

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Yes. You will need to catch your own fish pretty soon.

@shavixmir said
Yes. You will need to catch your own fish pretty soon.

Your joking we are going to be knee deep in the bloody things if we can’t sell them on.
I could handle a bit more fish in my diet but not with my morning cereal.

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Fair enough but it had better be white wine this time, bloody philistines.
Seriously cheaper fish would work for me, good fish is dearer than steak.

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Exactly. So calling something 'British' is NOT racist.

Glad you agree.

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Not in my experience.

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Start eating Hake and shellfish and you’ll be fine.

Seemingly that’s the main catch by British fishermen and Brits don’t eat much of either.

Hake in a cheese sauce! God damn greatness on a plate!
Should you ever pass by, that is what I’ll serve!

@kevcvs57 said
Your joking we are going to be knee deep in the bloody things if we can’t sell them on.
I could handle a bit more fish in my diet but not with my morning cereal.

The problem is that not selling them on is going to destroy the fishing industry.

The British will have to expand their diets if they want to keep the fishing fleet afloat.

Damn... I’m a smart alec.

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Yes. Every single one.
And I’m not negative!

I told you all there would be a deal and not much would change.

Obviously I didn’t expect the UK to drop out of the market mechanism (that wasn’t part of the Brexit promise). And I told you that it would seriously hurt British interests, fishing, agriculture, etc.

And it is.
That the BBC is towing the government’s line is pathetic. A bit of objective reporting and a whole pile if problems gets upturned.

From corruption to failing industries.
It’s not pretty.

@shavixmir said
The problem is that not selling them on is going to destroy the fishing industry.

The British will have to expand their diets if they want to keep the fishing fleet afloat.

Damn... I’m a smart alec.

Probably not gonna happen but a big increase fish consumption with a reduction in red meat and chicken would be good for our: health, future NHS budget and land use. Plus anything that reduces the need for factory style meat production has got to be good for animal welfare.
Yes your correct you are a smart Alec, I make a point of not reading your posts until I’ve had my shredded cod in the morning.