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Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
I really like that film.
Solo sex is never impossible, just depends how daring you want to get! At 300lbs, solo sex is impaired by flexibility, no? ;) |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by busterboy
I know but we had an argument on which to watch...I wanted the Chazz Palmetieri movie, he wanted King Kong, he won! ...
At 300lbs, solo sex is impaired by flexibility, no? ;) He has taste! Flexibility is never a problem when your hung like a pony! Now I'm taking my 330lbs to bed as I'm tired and have to try and do some course work tomorrow so night babe and sleep sweet. |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
He has taste!
Flexibility is never a problem when your hung like a pony! Now I'm taking my 330lbs to bed as I'm tired and have to try and do some course work tomorrow so night babe and sleep sweet. I am off to bed too! Night, night sweetie and make sure you PM soon. Come Tuesday/Wednesday, I might have some news. |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by Pookster
We're off to Perth soon and will not be paying off our debts 1st. It doesn't make much difference. A financial advisor in Perth told me that uk debts are not taken into account for mortgages either!
That is very true.........any bank in the UK can not do a credit search in any other country other than the UK. The same applies to every country in the world. But I would advise to pay off all debts before leaving......if for whatever reason you need to come back, you will struggle to get finance if you have not paid back debts. Just remember all small finance companies are part of larger groups e.g Marbles is part of HSBC etc. |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by brissydeb
That is very true.........any bank in the UK can not do a credit search in any other country other than the UK. The same applies to every country in the world. But I would advise to pay off all debts before leaving......if for whatever reason you need to come back, you will struggle to get finance if you have not paid back debts. Just remember all small finance companies are part of larger groups e.g Marbles is part of HSBC etc.
Just remembered a story from a friend who left the Uk to live and work overseas. She left behind a giant tax bill and thoroughly enjoyed "beatin the tax man at his own game" and relished a whole 12 years of being "free from her debt", until it caught up with her! They tracked her down through her nursing registration and demanded the full unpaid ammount - with interest!!! So, it may have taken the debt collectors 12 years to catch up with her but she never got away with it coz it was sittin there all that time just waitin for the right opportunity. Pay it off. You'll feel so much better going out to Oz with no debts and a new start. *pearly* |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by onepearlyb
Just remembered a story from a friend who left the Uk to live and work overseas. She left behind a giant tax bill and thoroughly enjoyed "beatin the tax man at his own game" and relished a whole 12 years of being "free from her debt", until it caught up with her! They tracked her down through her nursing registration and demanded the full unpaid ammount - with interest!!!
So, it may have taken the debt collectors 12 years to catch up with her but she never got away with it coz it was sittin there all that time just waitin for the right opportunity. Pay it off. You'll feel so much better going out to Oz with no debts and a new start. *pearly* inland Revenue is a little different. You can end up being jailed for 3 years, out in 18 months for good behaviour for rape or kiddie fiddling but woe betide you if you dare not pay your taxes! |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
inland Revenue is a little different. You can end up being jailed for 3 years, out in 18 months for good behaviour for rape or kiddie fiddling but woe betide you if you dare not pay your taxes!
Oh yes just another joy of living in a country governed by that jug eared buffoon. ;) |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by busterboy
Oh yes just another joy of living in a country governed by that jug eared buffoon. ;)
Its bloody crazy! You get 25 to life for armed robbery yet a tosser who hurts children or rapes people is out in hardly any time after a spell in a cosy wing of a prison learning how not to get caught again and is released to re-offend! Something somewhere has gone seriously wrong with humanity! |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
Its bloody crazy! You get 25 to life for armed robbery yet a tosser who hurts children or rapes people is out in hardly any time after a spell in a cosy wing of a prison learning how not to get caught again and is released to re-offend!
Something somewhere has gone seriously wrong with humanity! I could talk about this ALL day! I seem to remember in that appalling vicarage rape case, the non-beast got more years than the other two as he had planned the burglary. Guess that girl wasn't worth much then..... |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by busterboy
I could talk about this ALL day! I seem to remember in that appalling vicarage rape case, the non-beast got more years than the other two as he had planned the burglary. Guess that girl wasn't worth much then.....
Its just baffling! I know I'm gonna get my head bitten off for this but the Muslims have the right idea when it comes to this! |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
Its just baffling! I know I'm gonna get my head bitten off for this but the Muslims have the right idea when it comes to this!
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Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by stuckinblighty
controversial stuff,i like it :D
troublemaker you |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by busterboy
troublemaker you
I spent far too much time around here last nite so i'm going to try and make it sort but sweet today. Don't pay off your credit card debt,there you go ;) |
Re: debt in uk
Originally Posted by busterboy
troublemaker you
Pots and kettles! |
Re: debt in uk
If you've spent £10k then isn't this what you pay back???
the simple answer is NO Probably more like £20k ++++++++++ Why would you want to offer a credit card company less than you owe? Because they want Much more than they gave you ( Shafted) Now tell me what i`m saying is Completly wrong ;)
Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
Why would you want to offer a credit card company less than you owe?
If you've spent £10k then isn't this what you pay back:confused: |
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