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Old Apr 4th 2013 | 9:22 am
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the policy actually sadly its crazy flight to Edmonton or Calgary 350 euro insurance in the 400's its mad but i got what your saying i am only messing around of course i will get it for the full 2years.
 
Old Apr 4th 2013 | 9:28 am
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Originally Posted by Irisheye
the policy actually sadly its crazy flight to Edmonton or Calgary 350 euro insurance in the 400's its mad but i got what your saying i am only messing around of course i will get it for the full 2years.
You are learning Dont forget we are expecting over 6000 Irish and 5000 Brits coming across on IECs. We have a sense of ha ha however you might be the 20th that day and now the examining officers sense of ha ha is now frayed and might decide to take a less than jovial way of dealing with you or others behind you.
 
Old Apr 4th 2013 | 9:39 am
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Ah FL lighten up could you think of a better job then interviewing Irish people? i envy your job
 
Old Apr 4th 2013 | 9:47 am
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Originally Posted by Irisheye
Ah FL lighten up could you think of a better job then interviewing Irish people? i envy your job
These replies are pretty mild compared to some Ive used on here
Irish females I can interview all day.
Irish lads wearing Celtic or Liverpool shirts potential candidates for refusal.
 
Old Apr 4th 2013 | 10:27 am
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Not quite. It does not matter if you repair personal vehicles or anybody else's vehicles. If you are a mechanic and these are mechanics tools, chances you you would get dinged tax, and also duty (which you did not mention) depending on country of origin.
Oh really? Oh, news to me and my husband who is a mechanic. Some tools were personal for at home others for work, he only got taxed on the ones for work - the larger of the two toolboxes full of tools he brought.
 

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