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**voron** · 26 September 2005, 12:14

I suspect she answered the door in a bikini when the tax collector called.

**wc2** · 26 September 2005, 12:21

After they have served their hard labour do they still owe the 53 quid ?

**John Galt** · 26 September 2005, 12:23

Originally posted by wc2

After they have served their hard labour do they still owe the 53 quid ?

yep

**wobbegong** · 26 September 2005, 12:24

It's a trumped-up charge, she was actually spotted buying £1.37 worth of bacon off-cuts in the Co-Op, they had to jail her as she had offended local Muslims.

**Dundeegeorge** · 26 September 2005, 12:26

Respect

top post.
How long before this gets moved to Light-relief?

**The Late, Great JC** · 26 September 2005, 12:28

Originally posted by Dundeegeorge

top post.
How long before this gets moved to Light-relief?

How long before she's chibbed to death by a psycho lesbian for not giving the pink?

**threaded** · 26 September 2005, 13:03

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Exactly, more of this and the government would be in a right old pickle.

I personally feel so strongly against the New Lie p1ssing my taxes away that I have chosen to give them to another country. This means that many e-gov projects in the UK are utter failures. That's my bit, I've stood up to be counted.

You all rightly deserve B'liar and Brownstuff because you're so spineless. If only a few more people would do the same this poncing scum would be a footnote in history.

threaded in "Baa, baa, you're all sheep" mode.

**threaded** · 26 September 2005, 13:15

For clarification: the taxes in Denmark for me are actually lower than they are in the UK. So, maybe not so noble...

**expat** · 27 September 2005, 18:09

Originally posted by John Galt

BBC News

A 72 year old pensioner has been jailed for 7 days because she owes 53 quid on her council tax. Obviously crumblies are a far greater threat than any of us realised - the new face of terrorism?

72 - prison

Al Qaeda will never bring down the government, indeed they might help it (look what Galtieri did for Thatcher). But she might. So yes, she is a greater danger: to the government, that is, not to the people.

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