churchstowboy.bsky.social
Retired grumpy old git. Love rugby and golf. Followed Spurs for over 60 years which probably explains premature aging. Listening to folk and blues is a great escape.
Hate grifters, bullies, chancers and liars.
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No chance in Europa. AP gone on Friday morning. Sadly a long ovetdue decision.
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Gone on Good Friday after we get humped by Frankfurt
No saving him now. His record over last 15 months is relegation level
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Martin Johnson
Ian Balshaw
Dave Cousins
Maggie Thatcher
Thomas The Tank Engine
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I think thats very unfair on Biff. He would have made a much better POTUS
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Don't think this will work. Most likely just drive up rents.
But council tax needs major overhaul. Massive regional variations. London has high property values & incomes with low council tax, rural areas with much lower property values & incomes have high council tax
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The issue is that TW is burdened with debt. Not sure public ownership will solve this. The cost to taxpayers could be huge.
It needs a major financial reconstruction with some form of UKplc control. Debt will have to become equity giving the holders a long term exit option.
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All about patience tonight and not giving away a soft early goal
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At least it has 3 points unlike the team!
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Surely he will buy the petrol version. Drill baby drill
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Nils points incoming
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Given the age profile of NT I would say 1.6% is a low number. And in times of economic hardship people are making choices on where to spend money which must be impacting membership numbers
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5 4 3 2 1 Boom.......
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Given Trump will probably have annexed a load of countries by then they might struggle to reach 64.
Maybe just let USA play Russia for the title
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As I said short baby short!!!!@
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Still shorting it. much further to fall yet. NASDAQ also looking overpriced
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Quite frankly who gives a toss!!!
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Best of luck with what the future holds. 3 outstanding careers
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Still shorting it. much further to fall yet. NASDAQ also looking overpriced
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Just tax their assets before they leave
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A corporate can be a director. Quite common in group structures with subsidiaries
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In my household we are boycotting all things US. Food and drink etc. Holidays , we have family in the US. And Morrisons as it is owned by US private equity. We look carefully now at source and ownership.
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He would look very fetching in yellow oilskins.
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It gets better over the years. We were lucky only bass guitar and acoustic. But we did get the early band rehearsals in the garage before they moved to the studio🎤🎸🥁🎹🎛
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Totally agree. That soman was so awful I refused to watch her programme. Now tuned in to 233 this morning.
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Ethnic cleansing in full view of the world. Totally abhorrent.
Timecto cut the US from the world
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If you try Caja and Caixa, the spanish equivalents you find a few more
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Spent 30+ years in regulated financial services right back to IMRO & LAUTRO. There are great intentions, but sadly these intentions are not always matched by good and sound regulation. And policing a massive industry is challenging. Regulators themselves vary between excellent and poor
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Martin moving money out of your drawdown and into ISA is a no brainer if you are a BR taxpayer. if you use the same ISA provider an ISA can pass to spouse on death as a special ISA exemption without tax. Then the receiving spouse can drawdown tax free (IT & CGT)
PS Great show but slowdown.
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Oh and my father's great uncles armchair. Must be late 19th century. We use it every day but it does need reupholstering again. But the woodwork is still in great condition
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A hand painted tea service my mother bought from Gamadges just after WW2. Only comes out occasionally now. Think Gamadges was a dept store on The Strand
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Prediction Farage will not visit Clacton
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I thought it wasn't a war but a special military operation. Or did I miss something?
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Once again the government seems to have forgotten the South West is actually a part of the country. Our hospitals are on their knees, schools are falling down, fishing and agriculture are in decline and tourism and hospitality are struggling. It would be nice to get some recognition
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Think a point will do assuming no big swing in GD
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Given where we have been, some guys running on empty and the total lack of experience on the bench it's a great result. Despite all our troubles still going in all 3 cups. Once players start returning from injury we should look forward to improved results. COYS
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Couldn't care less. Rich boy sport. Maybe if Ratcliffe paid his fair share of tax in the UK I might feel different
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Hopefully with the new AI investment by the govt there will be a massive rise in future performance
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Thanks just done it. Took 30 secs.
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Pork markets
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Made 2 lots this week. One with whisky and one with ginger. Really pleased with both efforts.
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There seems to be a l9t of Ms Trusses. Surely they did not all crash the economy. Maybe we need an ID parade to identify the one that actually crashed the economy.
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With a salary you never see the gross pay in your bank. You become conditioned to it. When you suddenly have to pay HMRC as self employed it really hits you.
Must make my payment soon.
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So the fault is not Brexit itself, but the people who campaigned for it. No shit Sherlock that was obvious 9 years ago.
I guess small steps.
But a long way from admitting Brexit was always going to be a car crash and actually saying or doing anything to recover the situation.
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They are talking about Spanish holiday homes bought by non EU citizens e.g. Brits not Spanish and Germans. A similar scheme here would yield little as our holiday homes are mostly owned by UK citizens. And most Spanish holiday homes are owned by Spaniards