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Just beat Jury Service!! Yayyy!!!
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What is smart about lying to get out of something? You're on a par with benefits cheats.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishing -
That certainly appears to be the case.Originally posted by original PM View PostI really just can't even........
reading between the lines what we seem to have is a lot of people who feel they are far to good to even consider doing something for the community.
lovely bunch of self centred spoilt little rich kids!Comment
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Really? How incredibly selfish.Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View PostIf it were a case of feeling one should, it wouldn't be mandatory with threats of imprisonment for declining.
I have no intention of ever doing it, whether I'm summoned or not.
You believe that people can only be motivated by threats of punishment. I am glad I don't have to live in your head.Comment
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Why do you think you are smart? What clever thing have you done?Originally posted by Gym beast View PostI see no value in a system that ALLOWS people as smart as myself to beat it.
You just come across as a spoilt, self-centred individual. Even your username sends out a negative image.Comment
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Yeah is it just me or does Gym Beast bring up images of some muscle bound freak (who missed leg day and so actually has legs like toothpicks) jacked up on 'roids, protein shakes etc with a tiny tiny d!ck.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostWhy do you think you are smart? What clever thing have you done?
You just come across as a spoilt, self-centred individual. Even your username sends out a negative image.Comment
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+1, The OP doesn't come across in the best light with this thread.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostWhy do you think you are smart? What clever thing have you done?
You just come across as a spoilt, self-centred individual. Even your username sends out a negative image.Comment
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FTFYOriginally posted by kal View Post+1, The OP doesn't come across in the best light with any thread.Comment
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A modest proposal
It's one thing to talk about Public Duty but the costs of taking time off for Jury Service can easily run into the tens of thousands of pounds - it's just not reasonable to expect someone to take that sort of a hit. The compensation offered for loss of earnings is desultory.
My proposal would be that anyone suffering loss of earnings for performing their "duty" should be able to withold tax until the money has been recovered (based on something like the average of the last two years' accounts).
Seems fair to me.Comment
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Well if you do not like the commitments you have to give to the UK feel free to feck off....Originally posted by Wonko View PostIt's one thing to talk about Public Duty but the costs of taking time off for Jury Service can easily run into the tens of thousands of pounds - it's just not reasonable to expect someone to take that sort of a hit. The compensation offered for loss of earnings is desultory.
My proposal would be that anyone suffering loss of earnings for performing their "duty" should be able to withold tax until the money has been recovered (based on something like the average of the last two years' accounts).
Seems fair to me.Comment
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From an auditing angle I think one of those could be quite interesting, though there's the danger it could drag on and on.Originally posted by vetran View PostI'm hoping not to get a fraud trial!Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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