But.. but.. she misspelt 'n5gooner'...
Standards are slipping (as well as knickers).
P.S Immac. You know it makes sense.....
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I think you'll find this is more likely to be an accurate facsimile of Sandy's arse...
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P.S Id like to point out that I did realise that was not a picture of an elbow, and therefore, I do NOT work for EDS.
Thankyou.
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Originally posted by n5goonerhowever I like this one.
That pert bottom is strangely familiar.... does SandMeDown have a new website.. ?
Maybe she posted it on 'Forces Reunited' ...
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Originally posted by sasguruThanks for all the advice.
I still don't know my arse from my elbow
Chico
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Anyone want to buy some mint? Lovely mint. Box unopened. Unwanted Birthday present. Might be slightly spoilt due to urine.
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Originally posted by Lucifer BoxI had heard that if you were in an offshore trust that meant the tax man trusted you to go offshore but that you didn't have to really.
It's best to go in person anyway. You wouldn't parcel it all up and send it by UPS, would you. Specially as a mate told me that UPS went up in flames the other day.
You can hire a big motor while you're over there.Last edited by stackpole; 9 November 2005, 14:49.
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Originally posted by Lucifer BoxI had heard that if you were in an offshore trust that meant the tax man trusted you to go offshore but that you didn't have to really.
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Thanks for all the advice.
I still don't know my arse from my elbow
Chico
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Originally posted by stackpoleOffshore trusts. This means that if you go offshore for one night per year, you don't have to pay any tax. A mate of mine does it.
And get a big motor. You need a big motor.
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Originally posted by Lucifer BoxYes, I had heard that cash is tax free. That's right isn't it?
What about opting out of employers NI with an off shore composite agency umbrella that's part of the PCG's IR35 scheme? Does that have anything to do with it?
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Originally posted by stackpoleOffshore trusts. This means that if you go offshore for one night per year, you don't have to pay any tax. A mate of mine does it.
And get a big motor. You need a big motor.
reminds me the UPS went up in flames the other day in the office Had to write receipts for lots of new kit that needed replacing, amazing just how much everything adds up to!
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Offshore trusts. This means that if you go offshore for one night per year, you don't have to pay any tax. A mate of mine does it.
And get a big motor. You need a big motor.
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