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Reply · Rian · 05 Oct 2019 17:48
05 Oct 2019 11:18:20
Unfortunately she'll almost certainly win it hands down.
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Reply · hsf · 04 Oct 2019 08:26
04 Oct 2019 05:56:46
She's being tipped for the Nobel Peace Prize. Many lols.
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Reply · Rian · 27 Sep 2019 12:31
27 Sep 2019 13:10:25
You know how at that age everything is black and white. She is very annoying though and I think she believes the b.s. she is spouting. What worries me though is that adults in large numbers also believe what she is saying.
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Reply · Jsean1989 · 26 Sep 2019 23:03
26 Sep 2019 22:18:04
A wee cretin that is taking up airtime.

Watch the piece on Australian Sky News, where a viewer tells us as it is:

Generation X - the need for air conditioning in every room, cars to school rather than walking or bikes, generation that consumes most manufactured goods etc.
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Reply · Corleonea · 15 Aug 2017 08:28
15 Aug 2017 09:03:45
Personally I think he will be took out, I think something big is coming in regards to North Korea and I genuinely believe he'll be assassinated. The next few months will be critical for his life or presidency.
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Reply · RedAllOverButNotSore · 13 Apr 2016 20:10
13 Apr 2016 21:09:03
There is a non-publisised piece of help the council can provide.
You can ask for a reduction in the council tax.
You make an application, basically setting out the circumstances and providing all income and expenditure.
The council tax section have discretion to wipe off all or most of the arrears upmto the point of the application.
I used to work in a council tax section and have dealt with a few of these.
'Good cause' can be classed as proving there is substantially less income than the expenses.
If the full arrears are written off, your friend may also get a refund of all or some of the payments made on the account.
You can see why councils don't advertise that there is this scheme.
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Reply · Angrychef · 27 Mar 2016 13:43
27 Mar 2016 14:42:51
Sorry for the slow reply. To be honest, Franky, I thought this was was all sorted. However, my mate completely ignored all advice and didn't even turn up to court - due to a few issues he has surrounding his friend passing away. he's been drinking himself silly for 6weeks now.

We're expecting a liability order in the next couple weeks. I'll have a look at the link when I calm down a bit. he's wound me up today. I don't have time, or the will, to sort this out for him at the moment. I feel like a babysitter sometimes.

As always, I appreciate any and all advice. This is a cracking community on here. It's good to know there's still a few out there willing to put themselves out for others.

Enjoy the bank holiday!
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Reply · frankyscouser · 23 Mar 2016 02:07
23 Mar 2016 03:06:14
does your friend have other debts mate?
if he has, he would be better to declare himself bankrupt .
council tax WILL get wiped off and in a weird way the more he owes the better it is. i think it's anything over 5k.

i think its 450/500 pound to declare yourself bankrupt. citizen advice best place, but hard to get an appointment with the cuts .

try this , he can ring them and try to get professional help.

goo.gl/QKj3bN

had to sort out an old bill my mother forgot or ignored and she got a summons for court, these guys were great.
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Reply · Angrychef · 20 Mar 2016 15:54
20 Mar 2016 16:32:43
Thanks for the swift response. I have gone through his expenditure with him and it's not good, to say the least. I'll follow your advice . It's not worth the hassle, if you ask me .
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Reply · Angrychef · 23 Dec 2015 22:54
23 Dec 2015 23:48:48
Thanks for the replies. I've just tried the search function again and it has shown previous posts and videos. It didn't seem to do that earlier. Sorry about that, I know you're busy - I didn't intend to waste your time.

Enjoy your Christmases and New Years everyone.
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Reply · HERBIE · 23 Dec 2015 16:16
23 Dec 2015 16:51:47
There may be something in the little box at the top of the screen entitled 'Articles', I hav'nt looked but there may be something in there.
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Reply · Not Registered · 02 Dec 2013 12:27
To anon
Are you referring to the statement that all dualities fit in a sphere?

I believe it is how nature was designed and has its basis in math.
A circle can be analyzed as the sum of infinitely small lines (dx) in a polygonal view.
The earth appears flat, depending on altitude and field of view but is sphere.
The same seems to hold true in dimensional progressions where the relationship between systems is limited by point of view. Microcosm - macrocosm.

Everything occupying space fits in a shape that changes according to dimension.
A point in a 1 dimensional reality.
A line in a 2 dimensional reality.
A sphere in a 3 dimensional reality.
A double vortex in a 4 dimensional reality.
. l O X

Apply its highest corresponding dimensional spin from the center of that shape and you get the next one.
Zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 01 Dec 2013 17:03
How can you say it as fact zari. surely many of your ideas are the only theories and should be presented and such
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Reply · Not Registered · 27 Nov 2013 13:03
We are not dominoes and each one of us has their own set of eyes. There is so much variety within our species, that we have pondered various scenarios. We are also very adaptable.
Higher order - lower order.
Higher chaos - lower chaos.
Not sure what you are referring to, but all dualities fit in a sphere.
Zari
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Reply · liono74 · 26 Nov 2013 13:33
As usual frankies bang on about the gangsters, these people live outside the boundaries of society and are already the most qualified to survive the unthinkable. Those who disagreed are in for an almighty shock if the worst comes to the worst. What's the point of prepping if someone bigger than you can just take it off you? I suppose my point is together we stand divided we fall!
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Reply · Not Registered · 25 Nov 2013 23:33
Agree with you easy peasy!I would stock up on all of the above essentials. Would stock the flat board it up then leave. Then I would aquire a boat take a fisherman with us sail on until hopefully we can return back to land.

red blancmonge
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Reply · Not Registered · 25 Nov 2013 22:00
Yes, the best thing for me to do, is to buy camping stove, camping gas, food such as hot cans, tins, dried stuff also get powdered milk!. I would also get a decent tent, rucksack and if you have a place of safety such as a flat that's above ground level get a superser with a couple of tanks of gas for it, or just stock up and steal a boat!

easy peasy!
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Reply · Not Registered · 25 Nov 2013 20:52
I'm really into a few shows at the moment dealing with post apocalyptic themes (Revolution & Walking Dead). It's got me thinking about prepping for a worst case scenario. I've even started thinking about best places to retreat to, and non standard places to get supplies from should the worst happen. Any of you guys got anything already in place?

Cheers, Nick
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