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That's tough because I'm a dual citizen of the UK and Canada...Well come on its a no brainer ain't it? Shoot! All that land and proper winter!
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Stay home at home, I ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country!Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostTrue they have dumped huge losses whilst we own them, they won't have to pay any taxes (on profit) for a while. Paryt on lads

The wife has been nagging about a move back to Canada. I think I might just download the forms tonight.
Shall I get the Vaseline?
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True they have dumped huge losses whilst we own them, they won't have to pay any taxes (on profit) for a while. Paryt on ladsOriginally posted by AtW View PostIt's the other way around.
HTH

The wife has been nagging about a move back to Canada. I think I might just download the forms tonight.
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German February Unemployment Drops as European Gulf Widens - BusinessweekGerman unemployment plunged in February three times as fast as economists forecast
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Originally posted by zeitghostThere's no future in manufacturing low quality tulipe, like British Leyland cars or crap TV sets using 20 years old technology at premium prices.
HTH
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German exports hit all-time high
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"Germany is on the verge of a 'golden decade'," said Christian Schulz of Berenberg Bank.Fellow analyst, Carsten Brzeski at ING, said the German economy was now "cruising along smoothly".Tags: None
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