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Originally posted by sadfeckingbilly View Post
hows about 'p1ss off you sad little permie'
that positive enough??

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coulrophobic allowed???Originally posted by NotAllThereHomophobic response removed.
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hows about 'p1ss off you sad little permie'Originally posted by vetran View Post
FTFY
Try posting something positive!
that positive enough??
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I'm looking forward to your thesis - "Fat bottom girls - do they make my world go round?"Originally posted by xoggoth View PostNever occurred to this old fart that I could take out a student loan, any other tips on getting free dosh? Wonder if looking after my my little puppet parrot qualifies me for maternity pay.
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oh, That's why you're here.Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
Everyone needs something to aspire to...
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I submit that if you do not have sufficient income in retirement to pay off a student loan, you are not a proper contractor.Originally posted by MarillionFan View Postthere has been a bit of a loop hole where older people can take these out and never pay it off[/url]
Arranging a decent pension is the easiest thing in the world for us.
if you really want to further your education, you can take courses at the best universities in the world for free.
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My wife knows someone who is doing this. She's entertained the idea of doing it herself in 2-3 years when she is planning to retire in her mid-50s.
There was a similar wheeze until a few years ago where you could get finance for an MBA through the apprenticeship levy co-funding arrangement with the government. They cracked down on that so MBAs are no longer eligible AFAIK but then some business schools found a way round it.
They introduced a Level 7 Leadership Apprenticeship course which still adhered to the rules. Then upon completion, students could do a top up course to convert their level 7 qualification into an MBA, and voila!
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You might be able to claim carers allowance for all the LL's you entertainOriginally posted by xoggoth View PostNever occurred to this old fart that I could take out a student loan, any other tips on getting free dosh? Wonder if looking after my my little puppet parrot qualifies me for maternity pay.
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