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Previously on "Is it time to escape to a 3rd World tax haven?"
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Anywhere... doesnt need to be a tax haven, just not cold wet and overtaxed. So Wales would still be out on the first two, and probably the last assuming they lower the headline rate by 1 or 2 percent.
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Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostA guy at my previous client co (in Wales) spent ages slagging off the Welsh as 'sheep shaggers' and 'retards'. When the guys reminded him he was Welsh himself he pointed out he was 'from Cardiff so it doesn't count.'
I've lived over there for 10 years and rarely go 'above' the M4 ... it's bandit country up there.
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostMwahahaha it took about 5 years for them to accept me in the Valleys and I was born in Cardiff. Good luck with that
I've lived over there for 10 years and rarely go 'above' the M4 ... it's bandit country up there.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostThe Welsh have done something right, they charge the English to come into the country across the Severn Bridge but they let them out for free!
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A relative had police and social services colluding with her neighbours to try and persuade her to move out of her little village in north wales
It was cleverly done to appear like incompetence, but the intention was clear
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The Welsh have done something right, they charge the English to come into the country across the Severn Bridge but they let them out for free!
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostGreat! And the Welsh are so welcoming of the English too!
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Reminds me of a joke we used to tell when I was young:
English people buy a home in Wales and come home to a real fire (when the locals set fire to it)
Doubt it's changed much.
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Mwahahaha it took about 5 years for them to accept me in the Valleys and I was born in Cardiff. Good luck with that
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