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Two of my party need to pay as they didn’t have cash at the time of collection. What should I do?

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Brilliant! Cheers Leisure.

Surname Eastwood.

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Leisure wrote: ↑
Tue Oct 04, 2022 2:12 pm
Will need to check and get back to you shortly.

Cheers

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I don't suppose there are 3 adult spaces from Accy available?

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How do you calculate that figure? Do we know how much above £80k his earnings are? £8.80/month x 12 months = £100 (near enough). So, you reckon he's earning £82,000 a year? What's this guy's total income tax and NIC payment? He'd be there or there about going off his tantrum. He didn't think he was...

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If you check back at the posts, Jonty, you will see that I said I would debate economic models with other people who understand economic models, including those who could build their own model. Very few on here showed they have that experience (a few did, which is encouraging). If you are now ready...

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Keep up, jonty. We were going to do something with all the posters on here who understand economic modelling. Are you in? Not quite the conversation I remember having. You asked where I got my opinion from, I linked a few experts. You then said you wanted my own forecast because you had one yoursel...

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The Bolton guy on QT last night was surprised to learn that his >£80k income is in the top 5%. Has "social media" identified the guy, yet? What job do we think he has? Doctor? school headmaster? Hairdresser? Sales rep? Football coach (lower leagues, possibly). £8.80 a month more it would cost him. ...

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Lancasterclaret wrote:Btw, is it just me (and another poster) who think Paul Waine might be being a bit economical with the truth when it comes to his experience in the work place?

Still waiting on that economic forecast he's done.

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But who to vote for? The liberal’s priced me out with revocation of A50, Brexit and UKIP are mental and the greens is a wasted vote. Where is the centre vote these days? As an aside, my MP is Nigel Evans who I consider a decent bloke anyway. Decent Bloke? Voted for legal aid cuts until it personall...

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Patronising and tactless, I'll grant. But my racism threshhold is set higher than some people's (as is my tolerance level), hence why I still have a collection of Irish joke books and haven't put them on the PC bonfire. So someone of colour offended by those comments just have a lower racism thresh...

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AndyClaret wrote:I must have missed him in the Cabinet, which job did he have ?

Mong magnet

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It is clear cut. You absolutely cannot have a monopoly state-owned railway where services are not subject to a competitive tendering process whilst an EU member. That's why no EU country has one. https://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/rail/packages/2013_en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return fals...

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With the utmost of respect what has your question got to do with the 17.4 million people who voted to leave the UK in 2016 and the millions of people who voted to remain who have subsequently respected that vote without calling for another chance to change it. I will only humour you to the point of...

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There are many things wrong with a Second Referendum. I'll just mention one tonight. Those wanting to ignore the People's Vote of 2016 claim people voting leave then did not really understand things so could not know what they were voting for. I've heard this or something similar repeatedly over th...

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If it be your will wrote:The EU forbids all of these.

http://theconversation.com/fact-check-d ... ways-61180" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Only looked at one but it’s not clear cut.

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I want utilities under monopoly state ownership and be made democratically accountable, rather than accountable to shareholders I want to curtail the continent-wide labour arbitrage inherent in the 'Four Freedoms' I want the railways under monopoly state ownership and made democratically accountabl...

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???? I was at an event this evening - part of celebration of Black history month. The (well known) key speaker is a British Nigerian. He was speaking about Britain's black history - and lancashire cotton is a big part of it. I think we might all have been foreigners to one or two on here. We were a...

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Hi jonty, I can show you my economic model - but, I would like you to show me your's first. Is that a deal? ;) https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/sep/19/no-deal-brexit-3-percent-off-uk-economic-growth-says-oecd-recession" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; No-deal Brexit could cau...

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Paul Waine wrote:How does someone mid-60s stack up - with an economics degree plus 40 years real life experience on top?

Depends if they hate foreigners.

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Hi jonty, is that you making that decision about "all going to be poorer and people's lives tougher?" How do you reach that conclusion and back it up? I can discuss economic models and economic forecasting with you, if you'd like. If you could present an economic model or forecast that predicts the...

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Perhaps that's the point. Older people have got past the "Janet and John" approach to politics. In general, when anyone has the attitude of "I know all the answers and anyone who disagrees is wrong", their opinions are not reliable. And there are plenty of them on here. You can’t have a discussion ...

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Jakubclaret wrote:1 reason 1 person that doesn’t apply to all the old people, you might be comfortable disregarding the democratic votes of people dead when the wishes haven’t been enacted, I’m not. Night I’ll sleep well.

What if they’re still alive and realise they’ve been sold a pup?

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Hi jonty. I was born before computers were common. In 1970 I chose "data processing" as an A-level subject. The "computer" came to school on a bus; it filled the whole of the bottom deck: input device (punch card reader), processor (I think the power of a very small light 5w bulb, hard to tell when...

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Yes that true, it’s absolutely impossible it’s a irrefutable fact, you cannot replace the wisdom of say a 70 year old men/women probably even older who maybe served in the war with somebody almost straight out of school/college, it’s absurd. My mates mum who’s seventy voted leave because of the bus...

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martin_p wrote:How on earth can you respect the older generation without meeting every single one of them face to face?

I’ll predict something involving common sense.

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That’s your opinion not fact on a predicted future, I’d trust the older generation myself personally because of the experience & more importantly living when things were different, it’s the only way to compare change, the younger generation don’t have that same gift. So the only people you don’t tr...

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You’d be looking at 3 referendums if remain won, & they will be likely thousands of people (elderly) who have died since 2016 who didn’t live long enough to see there vote honoured & the younger generation who are more pro remain & didn't vote in the first one now would be eligible to vote, it’d be...

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Jakubclaret wrote:Regardless of any complexities surrounding a soft/hard brexit, 12mths to fully achieve this would have been more than reasonable, mountaineers have conquered everest in less time.

Because climbing a mountain is a good reference point

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AndyClaret wrote:see post 16493.

So no one then.

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AndyClaret wrote:Just reporting what "experts" are saying, if you don't like it, take it up with them.

Please could we have the experts? (I know DA has asked this but it's not been answered yet).

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Imploding Turtle wrote:Lol. what?

It must be right, he posted graphs and stuff the other day.

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Mala591 wrote:Fact check:

Latest figures for NET annual payment to the EU is £11 billion. Not quite £1 billion a month but not far off.

https://fullfact.org/europe/1-billion-brexit-extension/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Mala591 wrote:Fact check:

Latest figures for NET annual payment to the EU is £11 billion. Not quite £1 billion a month but not far off.

https://fullfact.org/europe/our-eu-memb ... 5-million/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Please read all of this.

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Mala591 wrote:A billion pounds a month would be much better spent on the NHS and social care. By staying in the EU we are depriving these essential and underfunded services from much needed investment.

You still at that place? #believeinthebus

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Lowbankclaret wrote:That’s what they do all the time passing EU laws we have to abide by no questions asked, and will have to accept more EU intervention if we stayed in.

I think your argument is flawed on this one.

Could you post your research into this?

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I will accept that happens on both sides. I can be too rushed to point out info that’s proves to be spurious on scrutiny. Both also some of the defence of the EU is just plain incorrect, but some are blind to the facts and supply no evidence in support of their stance. I spent hours researching the...

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I feel like I’m missing something. So many people want a no deal brexit, someone tell me why it’s so great? How’s my or anyone’s life going to improve?

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Bin Ont Turf wrote:Except when it's a General Election, then it's okay and folk don't ask for a second election.

So ridiculous. Totally naive .

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3998CEA1-DA53-4781-81D7-E37A7F4BDD85.jpeg We stocked this fish fish for the people here to have a goal to aim for. Many of our members had problems with anger and got into trouble with the law. They find a new tranquility in fishing that rehabilitates them. You can all mock from behind from keyboar...

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