Worst decision in history ??
01 April 2013, 01:02 PM
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why do people keep mentioning hitler?
with the exception of killing jews, gay, gypsys, and anyone English..... he built a nation... something our govt havent got a clue about!!
ps... i dont agree or promote genocide nor am i affiliated with the neo-**** party or the BNP.
with the exception of killing jews, gay, gypsys, and anyone English..... he built a nation... something our govt havent got a clue about!!
ps... i dont agree or promote genocide nor am i affiliated with the neo-**** party or the BNP.
01 April 2013, 02:41 PM
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I left the Army in 2005 before I rejoined in 2008. Completely wasted 3 years of my life in civvie street. Worst decision I ever made without doubt.
Why did I leave?......because of a bloody woman!! I ain't even with her anymore!!! Aaaarrrrgggghhhh!!
Why did I leave?......because of a bloody woman!! I ain't even with her anymore!!! Aaaarrrrgggghhhh!!
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why do people keep mentioning hitler?
with the exception of killing jews, gay, gypsys, and anyone English..... he built a nation... something our govt havent got a clue about!!
ps... i dont agree or promote genocide nor am i affiliated with the neo-**** party or the BNP.
with the exception of killing jews, gay, gypsys, and anyone English..... he built a nation... something our govt havent got a clue about!!
ps... i dont agree or promote genocide nor am i affiliated with the neo-**** party or the BNP.
Les
01 April 2013, 08:04 PM
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My brother was in the REME, he left because of a woman, more of a trust thing than anything else, after they eventually split ( as predicted ) he thought of rejoining but didn't, he really struggled initially but I can't say we were upset, being on the phone to him and hearing the sounds of war then not speaking to him for hours :-(
01 April 2013, 08:19 PM
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Britain's "decision" the rely almost solely on banks to fuel our economy...
Oh and me forgetting I'm 37 not 25 and deciding I can still drink heavily from 6pm to 1am on Friday. Up all night throwing my guts up, wiped out almost the entire Easter break feeling rough... and in deep trouble with the missus...
Oh and me forgetting I'm 37 not 25 and deciding I can still drink heavily from 6pm to 1am on Friday. Up all night throwing my guts up, wiped out almost the entire Easter break feeling rough... and in deep trouble with the missus...
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01 April 2013, 08:36 PM
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01 April 2013, 09:34 PM
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02 April 2013, 12:48 PM
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Financial Services (which obviously includes Banking accounts for 9.5% of UK output
Manufacturing is around 15%
So by definition it is incorrect to state that the country rely's on this important sector to 'soley fuel our economy'.
Despite all the usual guff on here, we are still the 6th biggest manufacturer in the world
Manufacturing is around 15%
So by definition it is incorrect to state that the country rely's on this important sector to 'soley fuel our economy'.
Despite all the usual guff on here, we are still the 6th biggest manufacturer in the world
02 April 2013, 03:43 PM
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Financial Services (which obviously includes Banking accounts for 9.5% of UK output
Manufacturing is around 15%
So by definition it is incorrect to state that the country rely's on this important sector to 'soley fuel our economy'.
Despite all the usual guff on here, we are still the 6th biggest manufacturer in the world
Manufacturing is around 15%
So by definition it is incorrect to state that the country rely's on this important sector to 'soley fuel our economy'.
Despite all the usual guff on here, we are still the 6th biggest manufacturer in the world
I have heard as much as 25% of Tax Receipts have come from financial services, is that true?
02 April 2013, 04:02 PM
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02 April 2013, 04:11 PM
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it maybe a different matter, but it is the most important measure, surely
it is what puts money in the "bank"
simple "output" is meaningless if it does not generate much tax revenue
it is what puts money in the "bank"
simple "output" is meaningless if it does not generate much tax revenue
02 April 2013, 04:22 PM
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Cheesy but my misses who I was with for a fling years ago and never did anything about it.
Been with some right tools since and it was a waste of time.
So I blame her for not trying hard enough haha
Been with some right tools since and it was a waste of time.
So I blame her for not trying hard enough haha
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