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Good man, you don't want to end up like Arthur Dent.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostI always get dressed before going out!
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I wonder if he's serious ................ oops!!! Might not have gone well guysOriginally posted by RichardCranium View PostRight. I've had enough of you.
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Right. I've had enough of you.Originally posted by NeverBeenNorthOfTheM25 View PostI bet he's $ hitting bricks right now!
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Originally posted by chef View Postit's nice to see that in Legal they are discussing losing upto 300k and contractors v's HMRC, in general the discussion is limited to stiffy's in interviews..
I was warned by my accountant years ago about such schemes and loopholes, that the government can change rules and want the money. Anyone entering such a scheme without advice from various legal sources were foolish. Without wanting to pi$$ anyone off, we should pay our fair share of tax. If the returns offered by schemers are too good to be true, they probably are and there is a risk it'll fail. If I did personally get involved in such a scheme, I'd be well aware of the risks and would have saved the extra money just in case. I can't for example feel that sorry for someone who has banked 300k more than they would have under 'fair tax law' and squandered it doing their house up and would now face bankrupcy if they had to pay up.
Risks taken sometimes don't pay off.
So the BN66 stuff is as much BS as talking about stiffys at interviews IMO.Last edited by SuperZ; 28 January 2010, 14:50.
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Poor old RC. Today we have visions of him shopping in his dressing gown then going home to relieve himself before being interviewed. I wonder if his wife reads this.
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it's nice to see that in Legal they are discussing losing upto 300k and contractors v's HMRC, in general the discussion is limited to stiffy's in interviews..
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I prefer to go with a loaded gun personally, but I love being a flirtous tart. Men can play that game alsoOriginally posted by NeverBeenNorthOfTheM25 View Postwell he should be already on his way there.
Hope he remembered to make sure he didnt go with a 'loaded gun' lest there be a cute HR girl in the interview with him.
Don't want him being let down by 'the boys'.
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Hmm, someone who gets a 'stiffy' during the interview maybe is not in the right frame of mind for the interview, maybe unloading the gun beforehand might not even help with that. And self control and all that.
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well he should be already on his way there.
Hope he remembered to make sure he didnt go with a 'loaded gun' lest there be a cute HR girl in the interview with him.
Don't want him being let down by 'the boys'.
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That's the spirit!Originally posted by NeverBeenNorthOfTheM25 View Postlol, Im not stalking him, just wishing him well ............ and he's pretty funny with the stuff he writes ......... but I'll try to tone down my admiration for the man lest he gets a court order out against me!!!
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lol, Im not stalking him, just wishing him well ............ and he's pretty funny with the stuff he writes ......... but I'll try to tone down my admiration for the man lest he gets a court order out against me!!!Originally posted by cojak View PostPsst, NBNM25 - you're beginning to prove RC right about the stalking. Don't make it so obvious...
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