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Its the TT hairdresser that put him over the edge!Originally posted by _V_ View Post
Damn you rich handsome bastard!
I am only in the top 14%.
I'm not going to boast, as I am considerably richer than yow...
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Nevermind, we're all considerably richer than scootie.Originally posted by _V_ View Post
Damn you rich handsome bastard!
I am only in the top 14%.Comment
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Sounds like you're trying to dodge making a donation to my "Help Whorty" fund ....Originally posted by _V_ View Post
Damn you rich handsome bastard!
I am only in the top 14%.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Flippin tulipty hell, how did that happen? I'm (with Mrs G) in the top 3%. Never done this calc before.
Left school at 16 with 5 mediocre O levels, down and out divorcee at 32 and now top 3% at 55.
Then again I still spend like I'm on 30K apart from the house, which is 1/3 of net worth. I've tried spending more but can't do with the high luxury stuff, tried the cars, hookers(german), champagne and hotels but prefer a wife, good B&B and a Passat. Only thing I do spend on is books.But I discovered nothing else but depraved, excessive superstition. Pliny the youngerComment
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It is interesting once you add in property and pension ... then you realilse just how p*ss poor most people's pension is, and how little capital they must have in their properties.Originally posted by Gibbon View PostFlippin tulipty hell, how did that happen? I'm (with Mrs G) in the top 3%. Never done this calc before.
Left school at 16 with 5 mediocre O levels, down and out divorcee at 32 and now top 3% at 55.
Then again I still spend like I'm on 30K apart from the house, which is 1/3 of net worth. I've tried spending more but can't do with the high luxury stuff, tried the cars, hookers(german), champagne and hotels but prefer a wife, good B&B and a Passat. Only thing I do spend on is books.
I certainly don't feel rich, and yet being in top 6% I'm clearly not poor. I still live within my salary every month, saving at least £1-2k of it ... although feck knows why as I have no one to leave it to!Last edited by Whorty; 28 November 2022, 19:37.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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There is a huge black economy in the UK this is especially so in London. I am not talking about plumbers being paid in cash but massive amounts of drug dealing and dodgy deals that are financing entire extended families."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Netherlands is already a narco state.Originally posted by Paddy View PostThere is a huge black economy in the UK this is especially so in London. I am not talking about plumbers being paid in cash but massive amounts of drug dealing and dodgy deals that are financing entire extended families.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...to-narco-stateFirst Law of Contracting: Only the strong surviveComment
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UK is still attractive from a tax point of view, compare it to most European countries and you'd pay more there. On the other hand if you do a lot of business with EU, there's now significant obstacles, visas etc. so it's probably easier to reside in mainland Europe (or elsewhere for that matter).
As for raping middle classes, it will sooner or later happen everywhere, someone needs to pay to keep the economies running (and no it won't be the uber rich and uber poor have no money).Comment
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