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Yea with the weed puller I got. :03:

Like the one on the advert they seem to think is some sort of macho gun, that is too say the way the advert comes across. :har:

Jimbuna

05-08-14 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by STEED (Post 2205030)

Yea with the weed puller I got. :03:

Like the one on the advert they seem to think is some sort of macho gun, that is too say the way the advert comes across. :har:

Does that weed puller actually work? :hmm2:

STEED

05-08-14 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2205056)

Does that weed puller actually work? :hmm2:

Yes in the lawn. :up:

Best to use on wet ground and don't forget it will leave a bit of a hole.

Jimbuna

05-09-14 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by STEED (Post 2205058)

Yes in the lawn. :up:

Best to use on wet ground and don't forget it will leave a bit of a hole.

Should be okay for borders as well then?

STEED

05-10-14 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2205347)

Should be okay for borders as well then?

Tricky, I have found them better on the lawn.

STEED

05-10-14 05:42 AM

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George Osborne has indicated he will not act to cool the housing market and instead lay responsibility at the door of the Bank of England

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/bank-act-h...8.html#5OJAM5d
WTF!

This Bastard has created a Ponzi scam and now he is passing the buck!

You bloody swine you, your the one behind it your the one who sold it now your trying to slip away into the night!

STEED

05-10-14 05:46 AM

Well well well and now Toffboy strikes...

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David Cameron: Taxes will rise unless we can raid bank accounts

David Cameron claims he will "have to put up taxes" unless tax officials are given draconian powers to raid people's bank accounts

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/p...-accounts.html

And what of big corporations and banks are you going to hit them? Like heck you will you stinking Toff you.

Jimbuna

05-10-14 06:06 AM

To be fair and consistent:

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Under the planned new measures, tax officials will have an automatic power to take money from a bank account when the holder has failed to act on four formal warnings requiring payment.

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The Treasury insists that safeguards will ensure that the new power is only used against those who have repeatedly refused to pay their taxes.

The moral being...pay your taxes and comply with the law just as those do on PAYE.

STEED

05-10-14 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2205561)

To be fair and consistent:

The moral being...pay your taxes and comply with the law just as those do on PAYE.

Tell that to big corporations and banks and Toffs like cameron who fiddle the books pull a fast one and hide money on off balance sheets.

BossMark

05-10-14 10:33 AM

As per normal of any Tory they pick on the weak and poor and leave their toff mates alone.

Jimbuna

05-10-14 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by STEED (Post 2205693)

Tell that to big corporations and banks and Toffs like cameron who fiddle the books pull a fast one and hide money on off balance sheets.

Jealousy gets you nowhere...at least that's what I keep telling myself :)

Jimbuna

05-10-14 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by STEED (Post 2205693)

Tell that to big corporations and banks and Toffs like cameron who fiddle the books pull a fast one and hide money on off balance sheets.

Surprise surprise :hmmm:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-27356896

BossMark

05-11-14 07:57 AM

BBC News - David Cameron " bullish " on Europe .

It's good to see people with dyslexia given a chance at the BBC .

Jimbuna

05-11-14 08:10 AM

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David Cameron 'bullish' about UK's EU renegotiations
David Cameron has told the BBC he is "upbeat, bullish and optimistic" that he will succeed in renegotiating the UK's relations with the European Union.

He said he would "absolutely" give a cast-iron guarantee that a referendum would be held by the end of 2017.

Asked if that meant he would recommend voting to leave the EU if he failed to get the changes he wanted, he said he was confident the talks would succeed.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-27361601

I for one would be seriously interested in seeing what he might achieve...the only problem being, it would mean he would have a second term in office.

BossMark

05-11-14 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2206020)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-27361601

I for one would be seriously interested in seeing what he might achieve...the only problem being, it would mean he would have a second term in office.

Then lets hope that you will never find out Jim, god help us if they did happen to get a majority.

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