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How Can I Read My Boyfriends Text Messages without Touching His Phone
Cissy Pringle, please stick to producing potato chips. 555 -
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Aussie burger patties....anyone have any secrets?
Just out of curiosity, what makes an Aussie Burger and Aussie Burger? Just the fact that Australian beef is used? I'm in a condo and don't haver any kind of outdoor grilling facilities, so I don't make a lot of burgers. I do, however, sometimes buy some pre-made burgers from Tops Food Hall grocery store at Central Festival. Sloans has some good ones and there are a few other brands that are tasty. I sometimes have one of those burger patties for breakfast along with some eggs, instead of a rib-eye steak. In the US, I could go outside and make a good burger anytime I wanted. Ground chuck was good, with about 80% meat, 20% fat. Either on a charcoal grill or gas grill, they usually turned out good. And one time I tried some of this seasoning. Pretty good. -
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Voluntary National Insurance contributions - what should happen?
You can get either from the Gov gateway or by post your missing years, however paying for missing years does not automatically guarantee that you get the benefit from the payment for extra pension paid. You can only pay voluntary contributions for the past 6 years. The deadline is 5 April each year, so you have until 5 April 2031 to make up gaps for the tax year 2024 to 2025. You may have previously been able to pay for gaps going back more than 6 years, but option and the deadline to pay this was 5 April 2025. I am not sure of you specific circumstances, but the first thing to find out is not only which years are available for voluntary contributions, but if these contributions would increase your pension paid out. Simply request this and call (0800 731 0469) - "I want to know what options I have for paying voluntary contributions and the extra pension benefit this would give me". This will be calculated by a dedicated department and this would give you all the information that you need. For example the letter that I received said: "Although the years xxxx to yyyy are non qualifying years for state pension purposes, payment of these years would not improve your state pension" "Non-qualifying years" for a UK State Pension refer to years where you haven't met the minimum requirements for a year to count towards your State Pension entitlement. This typically means you didn't pay enough National Insurance contributions or receive enough credits in that year. Every circumstance is different, but if you have been overseas for the periods you are asking to pay the voluntary contributions then you should get the increase in extra state pension from making voluntary contributions. Making the payment can be done on a phone call or online or even by bank transfer using sort code 08 32 20. account number 12001004. account name "HMRC NIC Receipts" However this option is only available if sent from a UK bank account. -
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White House Defends Abrego Garcia Deportation, Calling Return "Out of the Question"
Are these fake too? https://nypost.com/2025/04/18/us-news/social-media-flooded-with-theories-about-kilmar-abrego-garcias-ms-13-tattoos/ -
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Thai-Scottish Ranger Resigns After Incident with Racist Tourists
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Thai-Scottish Ranger Resigns After Incident with Racist Tourists
These were not unruly.. you're overreacting like him.
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