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I've got a feeling that the visiting Brazilians are going to create more of a stir...
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Martyr?Originally posted by wc2She is a marter in the true sense.
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She is a marter in the true sense.Originally posted by threadedApparently a "Mr Brown" has paid it so she has spent only one day in prison, but she's just received her final demand for this year and says she is not going to pay that either.
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Apparently a "Mr Brown" has paid it so she has spent only one day in prison, but she's just received her final demand for this year and says she is not going to pay that either.Originally posted by John GaltBBC 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
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Lets not forget folks that Al Queda were created by the CIA to bring down the Soviets in Afghanistan; but this sad episode is a complete and utter disgrace; call yourself a democracy ...Originally posted by expatAl 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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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.Originally posted by John GaltBBC 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
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For clarification: the taxes in Denmark for me are actually lower than they are in the UK. So, maybe not so noble...
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Exactly, more of this and the government would be in a right old pickle.Significant Threat
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.
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How long before she's chibbed to death by a psycho lesbian for not giving the pink?Originally posted by Dundeegeorgetop post.
How long before this gets moved to Light-relief?
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Respect
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How long before this gets moved to Light-relief?
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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.
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yepOriginally posted by wc2After they have served their hard labour do they still owe the 53 quid ?
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After they have served their hard labour do they still owe the 53 quid ?
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I suspect she answered the door in a bikini when the tax collector called.
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