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Are you still in Switzerland?
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Great striker, always on the spot. If only he could stay fit.
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Thanks, I was wondering. Highlights ITV tonight 11:40.
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Yes, I worry for the future of the country.
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Saints 2 - 0 Shrewsbury - post match reaction
Whitey Grandad replied to Saint_clark's topic in The Saints
The ones in the sunlight have been faded by the UV, and when the sun was out today they looked orange. It depends on where you sit. -
They hate the English with a vengeance. Bit rich really, considering we pay their public services.
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ITV 11:40pm. Thanks for asking. I had assumed they were on the BBC
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If you get lost the you can nip into the cathedral and there's a map and things so you can find your way home again!
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Well really! If he can't be bothered to turn up why should anybody else?
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You can go and look at the electronic sign I installed in the wall of the car park opposite the bus station. Or you could leave.
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Yup, coming south again.
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Saints 2 - 0 Shrewsbury - post match reaction
Whitey Grandad replied to Saint_clark's topic in The Saints
I wish that I had been rested. I couldn't see a thing in the first half, I was near the bottom up the Chapel end of the Itchen and all the play was up the other end. What with the orange ball and acres of orange seats I didn't have a chance of knowing what was going on. I moved to the top of the Chapel second half and it was freezing but at least I could see the action, or lack of it. Luckily I stayed awake until stoppage time. I shan't be doing that again. -
I hate them too. They are obviously not aimed at me.
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The Spending Review (tackling the Socialists debt mountain)
Whitey Grandad replied to dune's topic in The Lounge
That does not contradict what I said. -
Selling on eBay would be capital gains if you made a profit. Selling your labour is subject to income tax, unless by 'selling your services' you mean prostitution which is not illegal but stll taxable anyway.
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Not a chance, a good yard short. I was looking straight along the goal line from the end of block 11. About the only thing I did see al half. I've moved to the upper Chapel so I can see all our goals.
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All extra income should be declared to HMRC, there is no threshold. The trigger point is whether or not you get found out. You might decide to risk it but I cannot possibly condone or advise that. If you are doing extra work 'on the side' for any organisation that has dealings with HMRC then bear in mind that they could be investigated at any time.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/States_of_the_United_States I was wrong about Florida, 1845 the same as Texas. Oklahoma joined 1907, New Mexico & Arizona 1912. The flag of Hawaii includes the Union Jack in the top left corner. Massachusetts, Virginia, Pennsylvania & Kentucky are Commonwealths. Puerto Rico is a US state in all but name
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Me too. Your accountant will gave to do more work - and charge more - for a limited company. As a sole trader / partnership you will have more flexibility on expences which will not need to be 'necessary' for the business. If your customers are VAT registered then it makes sense for you to register too. You will, of course, be unlimited liability so watch your insurance. VAT threshold used to be £50k but you can voluntarily register if lower than that. No sickness, unemployment benefits either. Good luck.
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Sleep on it, but I have usually found that the first instinct is usually the best answer. I suspect that it will be a case of either accepting the promotion or joining another organisation.
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The number of states is the same as the number of stars on the flag. The number of stripes is the number of original states in the Union. If you see wartime footage you can see the different pattern. What is also surprising is how recently many of the states have joined the Union. Florida was the latest before Alaska and Hawai, I believe in the 1920s.
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The Spending Review (tackling the Socialists debt mountain)
Whitey Grandad replied to dune's topic in The Lounge
The problem was that the Marshall aid that we were given (and we received as much as Germany) was spent on setting up social services instead of rebuilding industry. -
Are you not standing then, Dune?
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Does that mean that we may not have needed a coalition?
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There are a number of reasons that the regulars are not going, and as I have said before, if you close stands then you can't sell tickets for them. I also wonder sometimes whether the decision to close the Kingsland is so that it does not look bad on television. Perhaps a small crowd will cause the ticket office to reconsider next time. They will probably just use it as justification for their decision.