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BritManToo

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  1. Was he still your friend after you reported him?
  2. None of my nonsense is based on hatred/envy/jealousy towards other foreigners though. I do it for everyone's entertainment!
  3. Nobody took it, he offered to pay it ....... if 'chummy' even exists. Wondering about the date of your printed pages, this millennium? You seem to have problems finding information relevant to this year, it's either outdated or a future fantasy!
  4. Dogs! Flick it out and they're gone.
  5. https://www.greens.co.th/ Order online, free delivery usually the same day.
  6. Phone, wallet, extendable baton. Sometimes my Kindle, if I'm going somewhere boring like immigration or court.
  7. "It follows a crackdown on thousands of people fraudulently claiming Universal Credit" So nothing to do with state pension ......... again.
  8. Ok, so I'll use my 30k for child in education.
  9. Landman is great Millie Black also very good Earth Abides well worth watching. The madness also good This has been an amazing week for new TV series.
  10. Wrong as usual, 60k me, 60k wife, 190k over 60, 150k pension, 150k at 0% and a child in school. I make that 610k (without the kid) and no need to file on earned income alone.
  11. I used to go to the cinema and watch English soundtrack and read the Thai subs. But it annoyed me the subs were all sanitised, and not at all accurate. Never took a woman, always went with pals as I didn't have to buy their tickets and snacks.
  12. 38 is a bit of a fatty IMHO. Eat less, exercise more.
  13. I prefer Hilarious!
  14. Heart rate on my smart watch too, fairly accurate below 100bpm, nonsense above that. I use it to record all my cycling trips on Strava, impressed by the GPS in it, also nice to be able to read emails, notifications and take phone calls without needing to get my phone out. (Redmi 5 active 750bht)
  15. I'm 70, and fairly sure I know my personal future ......... death.
  16. I know of no new powers granted in 2024, and we aren't in 2025 for another month. They may get new powers at some time in the future, but unlike you, I don't claim to know the future.
  17. (Off topic) But can't really answer, The only times I filled in a tax return was to claim money back (3x), I've always been taxed at source with no other income. So no tax returns ever required, unless I have an allowance and don't want to wait until next year to get it back.
  18. You are never 'bang to rights' ........ always deny, always go to court if they insist. That's my policy, and I win every time, mostly the other side caves, but the two that didn't resulted in 1 win against the law society (disagreement over solicitors fees settled in my favour), 1 win against the police (7,000 pounds compensation paid to me). The interesting thing about the UK police, they often start court proceedings then don't turn up to the court, so you win by default without needing any evidence.
  19. I'd prefer the sentence to be more accurate and say .......... "You also risk having to pay a penalty or may have legal action taken against you, but you would be the first"
  20. Common to almost all young women.
  21. I always thought it was an expression of self hatred, they quite often cut themselves as well.
  22. Was your 'chum' convicted in a court of law? If not, just more of your nonsense.
  23. THC overdose IMHO, Heart racing, weak thready pulse, weakness, sweating, urge to vomit are typical symptoms. Problem with strong cannabis is you can smoke a 1g joint in 10 minutes, but the effect takes 20mins to be noticeable. If you don't know the strength of the cannabis, your tolerance or are inexperienced with smoking cannabis. Best to smoke 1/2 a joint then wait for 30 minutes if smoking alone, not really a problem if you're passing a joint around a group. If the joint had been 1/2 tobacco, you wouldn't have had a problem either.
  24. According to the DWP website, a state pension cannot be stopped (unless pensioner is dead). So it would be not problem at all to prove malfeasance, if someone were to stop it.
  25. They can, but unless the person suspending a state pension had reason to believe a pensioner was dead, it would be malfeasance, and a sackable offense. Now, I have to ask myself, would a lazy government employee with a nice secure job and expecting a government pension some time in the future risk their income over that? I certainly wouldn't.
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