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Previously on "I ******* hate pikeys!"
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Originally posted by Ruprect View PostYou don't live in a castle already? Call yourself a real contractor?
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yep.
let me see, stamp duty, personal tax. Withdrawal of benefits.
£6M would be cheap, impound their Irish homes.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostTHEY WANTED £6 MILLION!
Dale Farm travellers wanted £6m to move on (From Southend Standard)
I would have agreed, then had it overturned on appeal / taxed them into extinction.
Sauce for the goose?
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THEY WANTED £6 MILLION!
Dale Farm travellers wanted £6m to move on (From Southend Standard)
I would have agreed, then had it overturned on appeal / taxed them into extinction.
Sauce for the goose?
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Originally posted by Basil Fawlty View PostOnly problem with evicting em is they're gunna move off somewhere else, better not be outside my gaff. Perhaps the council should build a big bloody wall all round the site so they can't get out....seems a much more preferable solution....
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Or maybe we should all be pikeys. Just a small caravan each, much smaller footprint than some dirty great Dim Prawn mansion.
Oh no hang on, we would need all the space we saved for new roads.
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It's suprising that in a capitalist country where property rights are meant to be sacred this sort of tulip can go on for longer than it takes to get a few police cars to arrive - especially squatters.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSend them to Scotland. Cliphead has space.
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Originally posted by Basil Fawlty View PostOnly problem with evicting em is they're gunna move off somewhere else, better not be outside my gaff. Perhaps the council should build a big bloody wall all round the site so they can't get out....seems a much more preferable solution....
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Only problem with evicting em is they're gunna move off somewhere else, better not be outside my gaff. Perhaps the council should build a big bloody wall all round the site so they can't get out....seems a much more preferable solution....
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