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- Oct 28, 2011
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- Location
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- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- 4
What flowers were the bees foraging on to make that lovely dark honey?
Hello, me old China
Welcome .... " me old China " is Cockney rhyming slang for China Plate... mate..
An English dialect once limited to those who were born in earshot of Bow church Bells in East London... now merged with a strange and somewhat incomprehensible dialect named "estree" common in Essex !
Welcome, Are you native Chinese
Well, as an East Londoner and born central London (mind it would have to be a calm night with a strong southerly wind for me to be born in earshot of Bow bells which were long gone when i was born), I feel perfectly at ease using elements of it.
i guess you nephew living in Shenzhen, the same city with me, Shenzhen is north of HongKong.
Actually, just a few people like beekeeping in Shenzhen, we are the special guy.
Goodness Redwood - remind me again, which one of us is the Customs officer ?
I thought Ill give it a go to see what it feels like, you never know someone could offer me a job one day ll
I thought Ill give it a go to see what it feels like, you never know someone could offer me a job one day ll
make the most of the slick operation you're getting at the moment - they want to lay off another 20% next year. At the moment I'm working on average three wees a year for nothing - a statutury lunch break (which we don't get paid for but is factored into our working day) is 1 hour I'm lucky to get 20 minutes if its my watch on.Try Heathrow or Gatwick, looks like we need some more to cover the ones on lunch-break! But then again it takes a certain kind........
. At the moment I'm working on average three wees a year for nothing .
Just glad I'm at sea now - last time i worked in an airport i was looking for drug smugglers.