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Those eighteen Jobcentres don’t visit themselves.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostAnd some unemployable desktop support ****** whining in your ear all day.
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And some unemployable desktop support ****** whining in your ear all day.Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostYes, but then you'd have an entire village in the valleys comprising a coal mine, a few strips of terraced houses and eighteen branches of Jobcentre Plus.
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Yes, but then you'd have an entire village in the valleys comprising a coal mine, a few strips of terraced houses and eighteen branches of Jobcentre Plus.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostFor the price of some of those you could literally buy an entire village in the valleys....
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For the price of some of those you could literally buy an entire village in the valleys....
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Oh I was expecting something more vulgar....
and expensive.
Peasants
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Everything except your Y-fronts will be assessed via tax returns and the appropriate levy applied.Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostJust to be clear, are we defining Propertry as just Bricks and Mortar, or is this any property, e.g. Cars, works of art, gold fillings and teeth crowns, etc.
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Just to be clear, are we defining Propertry as just Bricks and Mortar, or is this any property, e.g. Cars, works of art, gold fillings and teeth crowns, etc.Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostIf Korbyn gets to be PM, then All Property Is Theft and thus no one owns any UK property, Komrade.
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If Korbyn gets to be PM, then All Property Is Theft and thus no one owns any UK property, Komrade.Originally posted by GreenMirror View PostWait until foreigners are not allowed to own UK property.
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Wait until foreigners are not allowed to own UK property.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWait until sterling tanks.
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