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Margaret Pilkington 17-10-2012 16:26

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I don't think the companies have my best interests at heart, they have their own best interests at heart. I pay because I am not a freeloader....I do not expect anyone else to pay my power bills, or for my utilities either.
I don't see myself as a cash cow either....a customer, yes.

Yes, you are selfish...no maybe about it.

Here ends my participation in this thread......it is becoming as circular of those of your alter ego.

Chris SUI JURIS 17-10-2012 16:47

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1023046)
I don't think the companies have my best interests at heart, they have their own best interests at heart. I pay because I am not a freeloader....I do not expect anyone else to pay my power bills, or for my utilities either.
I don't see myself as a cash cow either....a customer, yes.

Yes, you are selfish...no maybe about it.

Here ends my participation in this thread......it is becoming as circular of those of your alter ego.

1.I Don't think i've broken any laws by refusing to pay UU(till they want to contract with me it's stale mate) :D
2.I dont' expect anyone to pay my power bills(i pay), or my utilities bill
3. cash cow/customer same thing
4.ok so I'm selfish(i like to help others tho) if that gets me any points back?

keep the input coming,,,,we are just getting to know one another ;)

Chris SUI JURIS 17-10-2012 16:50

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Referendum on BBC Licence Fee - e-petitions

go on ,,,,you know you want to ;)

susie123 17-10-2012 16:52

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023044)
Sounds like you was living my dream sue(apart from the well,which was'nt me before you ask ;)) Can i ask why you left that lifestyle?

No Accyweb :eek::eek::eek:

Yes you may ask... my other half was trying to run his own business from home selling computer software to engineering companies and fixing people's computers as a sideline - but as the year 2000 approached and people got scared by Y2K (the Millennium bug) his business dropped off and our income diminished. He was head hunted by an ex colleague for a job in the midlands and so we left our country cottage where we had lived for 18 years. Having bought it as a wreck and extended and refurbished we made a lot of money on it which helped a lot. We then moved into a 200 yr old property right in the centre of a town, just for a change.

Chris SUI JURIS 17-10-2012 17:02

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 1023051)
Yes you may ask... my other half was trying to run his own business from home selling computer software to engineering companies and fixing people's computers as a sideline - but as the year 2000 approached and people got scared by Y2K (the Millennium bug) his business dropped off and our income diminished. He was head hunted by an ex colleague for a job in the midlands and so we left our country cottage where we had lived for 18 years. Having bought it as a wreck and extended and refurbished we made a lot of money on it which helped a lot. We then moved into a 200 yr old property right in the centre of a town, just for a change.


i do believe i'm starting to admire you,,,good on you ;)

Gordon Booth 17-10-2012 17:52

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Oh dear, another yawn.

Boeing Guy 17-10-2012 19:39

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This ignore thing is great, I see the thief is still posting his drivel. It's great not having to read the utter utter rubbish he is bound to be sprouting, has he mentioned the Magna Carta yet?
I feel so much more relaxed.

Less 17-10-2012 19:45

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1023071)
has he mentioned the Magna Carta yet?

He might have done, but it seems that, according to Cashy he's stolen Jay's spell checker so who knows how it turned out.
:confused:

DaveinGermany 17-10-2012 19:54

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1023071)
has he mentioned the Magna Carta yet?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Less (Post 1023072)
He might have done, but it seems that, according to Cashy he's stolen Jay's spell checker so who knows how it turned out.
:confused:

Nag at carma ! ;)

susie123 17-10-2012 20:00

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1023073)
Nag at carma ! ;)

Man at a crag - send him off to the Lake District!

Gremlin 17-10-2012 20:27

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Send him anywhere but here and make sure he has no Internet,free or otherwise.

Chris SUI JURIS 17-10-2012 22:04

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:) Thats better,,,, all playing Nice :)

Chris SUI JURIS 18-10-2012 11:46

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The Great TV Licence Scam YOU DONT HAVE TO PAY watch for the reasons why not . mirrored . - YouTube

worth a watch if your still in two minds

Chris SUI JURIS 20-10-2012 16:18

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2 TV licensing voyeurs look through 9 yo girls bedroom window (Lancashire).avi - YouTube

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: I'd be in jail if i caught him taking pics thourgh my kids bedroom window

Restless 20-10-2012 18:38

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Where is the proof that he took pics through a 9 year olds window? What we have here is an annoying ahole for 6 mins saying the same thing over and over.

DaveinGermany 20-10-2012 21:18

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What has the clip got to do with licences ? The fella doing the filming is shouting about the bloke in the car taking photos of his daughter through her bedroom window ! Unsavoury & offensive as that is to most right minded people, it has nothing to do with licences & as such if you want it debating & discussed put it in a separate thread.

Restless 20-10-2012 21:50

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They are supposedly TV licencing dudes. But who can prove any validity to this video? Stupid iyam

Chris SUI JURIS 20-10-2012 22:05

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ALLEGEDLY The police were called but it appears that they cannot be prosecuted for voyeurism of a minor. it may come as a shock to some but effectively alleged TV licence evasion is seen as a worse crime.


ALLEGEDLY TV licence cheats make up a TENTH of all magistrate court cases.....I BET THEY DO THERE MONEY GENERATING ACE HOLES

TV licence cheats make up a TENTH of all magistrate court cases | Mail Online

Chris SUI JURIS 21-10-2012 00:09

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1023592)
Where is the proof that he took pics through a 9 year olds window? What we have here is an annoying ahole for 6 mins saying the same thing over and over.

Yeah the repetitive rant of the father does make the video rather tedious and unnecessary :o

annesingleton 21-10-2012 21:27

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023625)
ALLEGEDLY The police were called but it appears that they cannot be prosecuted for voyeurism of a minor. it may come as a shock to some but effectively alleged TV licence evasion is seen as a worse crime.


ALLEGEDLY TV licence cheats make up a TENTH of all magistrate court cases.....I BET THEY DO THERE MONEY GENERATING ACE HOLES

TV licence cheats make up a TENTH of all magistrate court cases | Mail Online

Just pay your bills and stop making excuses and trying to justify it, we aren't in the eighties now! And stop trying to create waves! If you're an adult living independently you have to pay the bills whether you like it or not unless its something genuinely unfair which an enormous amount of people object to, in which case organise an official protest - you as an individual won't make the slightest difference and you will be the only loser. The system will win every time whether you like it or not. Don't give your opinions on this site for the sake of reaction, do it properly if you think its worth it!

cashman 21-10-2012 21:30

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Yer wasting yer breath Anne, we had this geezer here before under a different guise.;)

Chris SUI JURIS 21-10-2012 22:04

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 1023797)
Just pay your bills and stop making excuses and trying to justify it, we aren't in the eighties now! And stop trying to create waves! If you're an adult living independently you have to pay the bills whether you like it or not unless its something genuinely unfair which an enormous amount of people object to, in which case organise an official protest - you as an individual won't make the slightest difference and you will be the only loser. The system will win every time whether you like it or not. Don't give your opinions on this site for the sake of reaction, do it properly if you think its worth it!

I pay my 'bills' (except water and council tax)

"you have to pay the bills whether you like it or not unless its something genuinely unfair" Like deliberately poisoning our water or warcrimes?

"you as an individual won't make the slightest difference and you will be the only loser" I don't mean to sound like a egoistical ace hole,but i seem to be doing ok anne

Chris SUI JURIS 21-10-2012 22:06

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1023799)
Yer wasting yer breath Anne, we had this geezer here before under a different guise.;)

Do you have proof of claim cash? ;)

annesingleton 21-10-2012 22:28

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1023799)
Yer wasting yer breath Anne, we had this geezer here before under a different guise.;)

I know, but I'm a sucker for an argument!

annesingleton 21-10-2012 22:42

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023804)
I pay my 'bills' (except water and council tax)

"you have to pay the bills whether you like it or not unless its something genuinely unfair" Like deliberately poisoning our water or warcrimes?

"you as an individual won't make the slightest difference and you will be the only loser" I don't mean to sound like a egoistical ace hole,but i seem to be doing ok anne

How come you haven't been prosecuted for non payment of council tax? It usually happens within a few months and you will also be charged a lot extra. Likewise although it takes a bit longer the water people will eventually get you. I don't really understand how you have got away without paying unless you are constantly moving house, which must be very inconvenient for you!
Pay the council tax and buy a water filter for goodness sake! When you think about the state of the water system in most of the world including our European neighbours, be lucky that the worst you have to think of is fluoride and chlorine - at least you can flush your toilet and wash your clothes even if you choose not to drink the perfectly safe water. I don't know if you are deliberately trying to wind people up for the sake of it or whether you are genuinely naive and wanting to rebel - in either case should you not be thinking about doing a bit of growing up?

Chris SUI JURIS 21-10-2012 23:16

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 1023812)
How come you haven't been prosecuted for non payment of council tax? It usually happens within a few months and you will also be charged a lot extra. Likewise although it takes a bit longer the water people will eventually get you. I don't really understand how you have got away without paying unless you are constantly moving house, which must be very inconvenient for you!
Pay the council tax and buy a water filter for goodness sake! When you think about the state of the water system in most of the world including our European neighbours, be lucky that the worst you have to think of is fluoride and chlorine - at least you can flush your toilet and wash your clothes even if you choose not to drink the perfectly safe water. I don't know if you are deliberately trying to wind people up for the sake of it or whether you are genuinely naive and wanting to rebel - in either case should you not be thinking about doing a bit of growing up?

Regarding council tax and water anne i don't want to discuss it as you'll think i'm being naive or trying to wind you up.(start a thread if you want me to bore you) ;) basics are contracting,legal arguments and lawful excuse.

Chris SUI JURIS 22-10-2012 12:42

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Most people are totally unaware what a “license” is.
A license is permission to commit a crime.
Usually offered by some (allegedly) competent party.
I see no need in asking permission to commit a crime.
especially when no crime is being contemplated, i.e watching tv,driving/travelling,fishing etc

Michael1954 22-10-2012 12:50

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This discussion about common law has been covered before in a thread started by Kenny. We have already had the arguments for and against. You might want to look it up, Chris, if you are interested.

Neil 22-10-2012 13:53

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023805)
Do you have proof of claim cash? ;)

Who needs proof?
I am surprised I have not banned you yet just because I think you maybe someone else.

Chris SUI JURIS 22-10-2012 14:07

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1023886)
Who needs proof?
I am surprised I have not banned you yet just because I think you maybe someone else.

Don't threat just do it,if it makes you feel big an clever ;)

Bye Accyweb :D

Less 22-10-2012 14:09

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023891)
Don't threat just do it,if it makes you feel big an clever ;)

Bye Accyweb :D

I do hope you mean it and that unlike birdman you won't return within 5 minutes.

Boeing Guy 22-10-2012 14:48

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Oh I wish you do go....but I am not holing my breath

Chris SUI JURIS 22-10-2012 15:01

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 1023873)
This discussion about common law has been covered before in a thread started by Kenny. We have already had the arguments for and against. You might want to look it up, Chris, if you are interested.

No not interested...SUI JURIS http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/clear.gif

Neil 22-10-2012 15:21

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023891)
Don't threat just do it,if it makes you feel big an clever ;)

Bye Accyweb :D

Nothing to do with being big and clever, it's about keeping AccyWeb a decent forum without trolls, trouble makers and idiots.

Chris SUI JURIS 22-10-2012 15:25

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1023910)
Nothing to do with being big and clever, it's about keeping AccyWeb a decent forum without trolls, trouble makers and idiots.

guess i'm excluded then ;)

Gordon Booth 22-10-2012 15:37

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023914)
guess i'm excluded then ;)

We should be so lucky!
Or have I said that before about you? Well, repeating it can do no harm.

Chris SUI JURIS 22-10-2012 16:22

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth (Post 1023916)
We should be so lucky!
Or have I said that before about you? Well, repeating it can do no harm.

Yawn :rolleyes:

Gordon Booth 22-10-2012 16:35

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023924)
Yawn :rolleyes:

Touche!

cashman 22-10-2012 17:44

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023805)
Do you have proof of claim cash? ;)

No none, just rather obvious to me.;) Mind yeh it wouldn't make any odds if i had would it? I aint a mod n like everyone else, have no influence as such.

Michael1954 22-10-2012 23:02

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1023910)
Nothing to do with being big and clever, it's about keeping AccyWeb a decent forum without trolls, trouble makers and idiots.

Eh? Don't you mean a decent forum without trolls, trouble makers and idiots?

Michael1954 22-10-2012 23:08

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1023905)
No not interested...SUI JURIS http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/clear.gif

Which is probably why not many people on here are interested in you or your views.

Chris SUI JURIS 22-10-2012 23:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 1023873)
This discussion about common law has been covered before in a thread started by Kenny. We have already had the arguments for and against. You might want to look it up, Chris, if you are interested.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 1023998)
Which is probably why not many people on here are interested in you or your views.

I prefer Admiral/Maritime Law,Natural Law,corporate law and legalese. the things that seem to help me ;)

Boeing Guy 23-10-2012 07:51

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I see the thief is still at it.
Well for those interested, here is a link, explaining the concepts he hold dear.
Freeman on the land - RationalWiki

Of course words are not very effective

kestrelx 23-10-2012 08:31

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If we didn't have the TV licence then BBC would have ad breaks. Having no ad breaks to me is a good reason to pay for a TV licence.

MargaretR 23-10-2012 09:10

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A group of sexually abused persons are suing the BBC.
Since the BBC's income is from Licence fees, substantial damages could cause an increase in licence fees.

There is a growing number of people who have declared that they intend to stop paying the fee.

I forsee that the end of the BBC is in sight.

heth 23-10-2012 09:31

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I predict the same to be honest Margaret, this is one hell of a blow for BBC.

There should have a choice on your tv to void the BBC channels and then you dont have to pay.
I wouldnt miss the BBC to be honest, the only thing I really watch on there is the odd drama that comes up and stictly sometimes if I am in. ITV and others channels are far better with the choice.

MargaretR 23-10-2012 09:33

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Here is some info on this topic

13 things you need to know about the TV licence (or maybe 130) Antimedia

Neil 23-10-2012 10:42

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 1023996)
Eh? Don't you mean a decent forum without trolls, trouble makers and idiots?


Thats what happens when I use my phone, silly autocorrect errors - I have corrected it now thanks :D

Neil 23-10-2012 10:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 1024024)
If we didn't have the TV licence then BBC would have ad breaks. Having no ad breaks to me is a good reason to pay for a TV licence.

Maybe for you but I watch other channels more than the BBC.

It also annoys me that there is no BBC1 +1 when many other channels have this.

BBC radio stations are another money pit with presenters paid far more than independent stations for a lot less work.

heth 23-10-2012 11:15

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Yeah I use the +1 channels alot and they are worth having.

Watching the thing on BBC News now, BBC are saying that they regret going ahead with the Saville tribute that they aired. No poo Sherlock!

Chris SUI JURIS 23-10-2012 13:20

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024017)
I see the thief is still at it.
Well for those interested, here is a link, explaining the concepts he hold dear.
Freeman on the land - RationalWiki

Of course words are not very effective

First off your assumptions that i'm a thief are total bull...proof,evidence? if you feel that strong about it i can meet you at greenbank police station and we can see if i'm a thief ;)

Secondly tho i may share some views that are similar to the Freetard bull that's not what i'm about so don't put me in that category.can we go back to the topic now?.......cheers ;)

cashman 23-10-2012 13:54

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Please tell us by which yardstick yeh use to educate us?:rolleyes:

Restless 26-10-2012 09:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 1024024)
If we didn't have the TV licence then BBC would have ad breaks. Having no ad breaks to me is a good reason to pay for a TV licence.

Just for a few of channels?.. Nah. I can't agree with that

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024017)
Of course words are not very effective

Quote:

These ideas are most attractive to desperate, vulnerable people who are going through terrible times in their lives."[13] If someone is selling a simple explanation of why your life is messed up, the false hope it offers is extremely attractive — even if the explanation is complete rubbish and the suggested actions consistently just don't work
sounds about right to me...

kestrelx 26-10-2012 10:02

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1024778)
Just for a few of channels?.. Nah. I can't agree with that

sounds about right to me...

It depends what system you have and what is available - for example if you have these new Tivo boxes you can record TV and watch later etc and then skip ad breaks. But if you just have basic free-view box etc then having a channel with no ad breaks is beneficial. Particularly when you just want to watch a program uninterupted. But the more technology you have then the more BBC becomes irrelevant I suppose.

Boeing Guy 26-10-2012 12:20

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The thing is this, if you use something that does not belong to you, example the service the BBC or the United utilities provide for a cost. Then you are stealing, this makes you a thief.

If our thief has issue with this, then maybe he should consider paying his way. Much like the rest of us.

Btw ignoring this person is great. No stress at all

Chris SUI JURIS 26-10-2012 14:28

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024809)
The thing is this, if you use something that does not belong to you, example the service the BBC or the United utilities provide for a cost. Then you are stealing, this makes you a thief.

If our thief has issue with this, then maybe he should consider paying his way. Much like the rest of us.

Btw ignoring this person is great. No stress at all


What If you have a issue with a service provider? Do you still carry on paying because the rest do?
Like I've said before I'm willing to pay for a water service, but only after they give me a few answers and if they can't give me those answers i stop paying for that service till they do...simples

As for tv lie-sense i think we've covered that one :rolleyes:

BTW I'm not a 'PERSON' ;)

Boeing Guy 26-10-2012 15:00

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We live in a world where over 780 million people do not have access to clean drinking water.
Yet here we have a 'person' or what ever he /she/it wants to be? Claiming that united utilities do not provide water that is to his* exacting standards, what ever they are. We are not privy to these, after all they are more than likely rubbish.
Yet this person* is more than happy to carry on receiving this and also having any waste water removed and treated. Furthermore he* is taking the high ground in claiming he* is in the right. Despite the water companies having to provide water to exacting standards as laid out by the WHO, this person* knows better.
Then there is the issue of TV licence, do I want one, no, but I pay it.
I could list many reasons why and in the light of recent scandals at the BBC one wonders, but it ones own to this, I want to live in this society we have in the UK and as such I pay my way.
This person* obviously knows better than the rest of us or is a complete.....well I would rather not say.

*please refer to the second sentence, as he* is not a person he*. Must not be of this earth

Just to say, this is the Oxford Dictionary definition of Person

Definition of person
noun (plural people or persons)
human being regarded as an individual


Obviously he* is not human

Michael1954 26-10-2012 15:29

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I thought you were ignoring this person, BG?

emamum 26-10-2012 15:32

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if you use the service then you should pay for it, if you dont pay but still use it then its theft? you cant refuse to pay for something because you dont agree with it, tst like going to asda, taking a trolley full but not paying becuase you dont agree with asdas prices?

if you dont like it then dont watch it, simple

Boeing Guy 26-10-2012 15:33

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Of course if Chris decides to claim Person is a legal term using Blacks Legal Dictionary, there's not much to say....except it is not a book used in English Law, the Law Society have over 3500 volumes they refer to.
But the Freeman of the Land movement don't recognise this, still they have not had any real success in UK court of law even though they don't believe in them.

Boeing Guy 26-10-2012 15:34

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 1024845)
I thought you were ignoring this person, BG?

I am Mike, but, and this is the rub, I cannot help looking at his* posts when not signed in. Agggh


* see my previous post

Chris SUI JURIS 26-10-2012 15:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024840)
We live in a world where over 780 million people do not have access to clean drinking water.
Yet here we have a 'person' or what ever he /she/it wants to be? Claiming that united utilities do not provide water that is to his* exacting standards, what ever they are. We are not privy to these, after all they are more than likely rubbish.
Yet this person* is more than happy to carry on receiving this and also having any waste water removed and treated. Furthermore he* is taking the high ground in claiming he* is in the right. Despite the water companies having to provide water to exacting standards as laid out by the WHO, this person* knows better.
Then there is the issue of TV licence, do I want one, no, but I pay it.
I could list many reasons why and in the light of recent scandals at the BBC one wonders, but it ones own to this, I want to live in this society we have in the UK and as such I pay my way.
This person* obviously knows better than the rest of us or is a complete.....well I would rather not say.

*please refer to the second sentence, as he* is not a person he*. Must not be of this earth

Just to say, this is the Oxford Dictionary definition of Person

Definition of person
noun (plural people or persons)
human being regarded as an individual


Obviously he* is not human

:hehetable you are entitled to your views,believes as am I.

There may well be 780 million people that do not have access to clean drinking water but do they also have a service forced on them?

Here is a abstract from my letter to United Utilities

I would be happy to discuss settlement of any financial obligation I might owe, as soon as I receive the following documentation from you:
1. Validation of the ‘bill’ (the actual accounting including costs per dwelling of adding chemicals and/or medication to my water supply);

2.. Unequivocal evidence that United Utilities Group PLC are not medicating myself and my family members by adding chemical additives to the water supply
3.Unequivocal evidence that the fluoride added to the water supply by United Utilities Group PLC is not a bi-product of the agro-chemical industry and therefore deemed as industrial waste
4.Unequivocal evidence that there are any benefits to humans resulting from the consumption of fluoride in the water supply;
5.Unequivocal evidence that there are no harmful side effects from other chemicals (including chlorine) added to the water supply by United Utilities Group PLC

It is my view that every human being has a right to a clean, safe and health promoting water supply and that United Utilities Group PLC are in breach of this human right and therefore in breach of their duty of care.

As for tv licence you carry on paying it and i'll carry on laughing ;)

As for the 'PERSON' issue try a legal dictionary...they don't use english in court ;)

Boeing Guy 26-10-2012 15:50

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Chris,
You use water piped into your house, you have admitted to this, you also use the sewerage system. Therefore you have to pay for it.
You will end up in court and you will lose. I am bored of this, you need help

Chris SUI JURIS 26-10-2012 15:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024848)
Of course if Chris decides to claim Person is a legal term using Blacks Legal Dictionary, there's not much to say....except it is not a book used in English Law, the Law Society have over 3500 volumes they refer to.
But the Freeman of the Land movement don't recognise this, still they have not had any real success in UK court of law even though they don't believe in them.


You do love the old freeman thing don't you?

Our courts are corrupt as the folk running the show,their mainly money generators untill you commit actual crimes were's theres been actual loss,harm,fraud etc(If you think i'm a freeman on the land start a thread and i'll bore you with the exact in and out's of how our courts operate) ;)

Chris SUI JURIS 26-10-2012 15:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024853)
Chris,
You use water piped into your house, you have admitted to this, you also use the sewerage system. Therefore you have to pay for it.
You will end up in court and you will lose. I am bored of this, you need help


It's nothing to do with court..Why do you think i've not been invited before now(because UU know i'm right) I'd love my day in court with UU trying to say i've stolen water,service etc ;)

Barrie Yates 26-10-2012 16:01

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It is my understanding that the Licence Fee is in fact a licence to operate a radio/TV receiver. The revenue from the licence fee does not go directly to the BBC but to the government who then fund the BBC. That is perhaps why it is legal to watch a programme via your compter as that is not a radio/TV receiver.

Maybe the "Freemen" will have something to whinge about when - if he is not paying his utility and TV charges as he intimates, the various agencies take him to court and he is required to pay, or better still to go on a rather restricted holiday

Chris SUI JURIS 26-10-2012 16:21

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Rather than running off mid descussion and giving bad karma why not stay and have it out?

You may learn something :rolleyes:

Boeing Guy 26-10-2012 16:24

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Chris, I have not given you any bad Karma.
As you are on my ignore list, I can only see you and your posts when I am not signed in, this stops me giving you bad Karma. Although some one has given unsigned good Karma, cheers for that
As I said I am bored with this conversation it is going nowhere, you see your demands on United Utilities are unreasonable, as they cannot answer almost all of them with 100% accuracy, something you requested.

Chris SUI JURIS 26-10-2012 16:56

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024862)
Chris, I have not given you any bad Karma.
As you are on my ignore list, I can only see you and your posts when I am not signed in, this stops me giving you bad Karma. Although some one has given unsigned good Karma, cheers for that
As I said I am bored with this conversation it is going nowhere, you see your demands on United Utilities are unreasonable, as they cannot answer almost all of them with 100% accuracy, something you requested.

I'm 100% sure they know and can answer my demands,After all They are the ones providing said service ..They can't or rather they don't want to answer any of my demands( i didnt request anything ;)) because It's easier to go after the vunrable who don't argue or know their being cheated,robbed,poisioned etc.

Your right this conversation is going nowhere and it's off topic :rolleyes:

Chris SUI JURIS 26-10-2012 17:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 1024856)
It is my understanding that the Licence Fee is in fact a licence to operate a radio/TV receiver. The revenue from the licence fee does not go directly to the BBC but to the government who then fund the BBC. That is perhaps why it is legal to watch a programme via your compter as that is not a radio/TV receiver.

Maybe the "Freemen" will have something to whinge about when - if he is not paying his utility and TV charges as he intimates, the various agencies take him to court and he is required to pay, or better still to go on a rather restricted holiday

If i ever end up going to court(which i very much doubt) rest assured Accyweb will be the first to know,i may even invite a few to see how i roll when confronted by the dreaded magistrates court :D ;)

cashman 26-10-2012 18:10

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I very much doubt if anyone would be remotely interested in attending a court appearance of yours. So i wouldn't concern meself on that score.:rolleyes:

Guinness 26-10-2012 23:00

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1024852)

Here is a abstract from my letter to United Utilities

I would be happy to discuss settlement of any financial obligation I might owe, as soon as I receive the following documentation from you:
1. Validation of the ‘bill’ (the actual accounting including costs per dwelling of adding chemicals and/or medication to my water supply);

2.. Unequivocal evidence that United Utilities Group PLC are not medicating myself and my family members by adding chemical additives to the water supply
3.Unequivocal evidence that the fluoride added to the water supply by United Utilities Group PLC is not a bi-product of the agro-chemical industry and therefore deemed as industrial waste
4.Unequivocal evidence that there are any benefits to humans resulting from the consumption of fluoride in the water supply;
5.Unequivocal evidence that there are no harmful side effects from other chemicals (including chlorine) added to the water supply by United Utilities Group PLC

It is my view that every human being has a right to a clean, safe and health promoting water supply and that United Utilities Group PLC are in breach of this human right and therefore in breach of their duty of care.

If that is gonna be your defence you are on a hiding to nothing. Most laws are based on the word 'reasonable'. In your case it is 'unreasonable' to request 'unequivocable' evidence since that would require the water company to state something it cannot. Which you know quite well. However the onus of proof would be on you to show that the water delivered to you was not clean, safe and health promoting.

It could easily be argued that since everyone else was in fact paying their bills, and that no-one had actually had any serious adverse effects from using it, that it was reasonable to suppose that the water was clean, safe and health promoting.

You are playing the system, just like the MP's who use the excuse thats its legal to scam their expenses.

Eventually you will get your wish to get your day in court and you will come out the worse for it. Say hello to Bubba for me :)

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 01:55

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Originally Posted by Guinness (Post 1024943)
If that is gonna be your defence you are on a hiding to nothing. Most laws are based on the word 'reasonable'. In your case it is 'unreasonable' to request 'unequivocable' evidence since that would require the water company to state something it cannot. Which you know quite well. However the onus of proof would be on you to show that the water delivered to you was not clean, safe and health promoting.

It could easily be argued that since everyone else was in fact paying their bills, and that no-one had actually had any serious adverse effects from using it, that it was reasonable to suppose that the water was clean, safe and health promoting.

You are playing the system, just like the MP's who use the excuse thats its legal to scam their expenses.

Eventually you will get your wish to get your day in court and you will come out the worse for it. Say hello to Bubba for me :)

What about just evidence instead of 'unequivocable' evidence? :D
I'm pretty sure if i had to i could knock up a legal argument about health issues relating to water :pwink:
In my eyes it's war with UU so the gloves are off :D but if your right and i do go court(if i decide to Accept there invite that is) i'll record it and you can watch it on youtube and if i go on a vacation to HMP (which theres no chance of) i'll pass your regards onto Bubba :D

Guinness 27-10-2012 07:00

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1024949)
What about just evidence instead of 'unequivocable' evidence? :D
I'm pretty sure if i had to i could knock up a legal argument about health issues relating to water :pwink:
In my eyes it's war with UU so the gloves are off :D but if your right and i do go court(if i decide to Accept there invite that is) i'll record it and you can watch it on youtube and if i go on a vacation to HMP (which theres no chance of) i'll pass your regards onto Bubba :D

You'll definitely be meeting Bubba my friend :D

Non-attendance at court - warrant issued for arrest

As for video recording (which is only allowable at the courts discretion), it's for personal use only, which will be made clear at the hearing. If you put it on youtube, my guess is you'd be up for contempt.

If you've declared war, you're gonna need a gun not a peashooter ;)

Boeing Guy 27-10-2012 08:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1024949)
What about just evidence instead of 'unequivocable' evidence? :D
I'm pretty sure if i had to i could knock up a legal argument about health issues relating to water :pwink:
In my eyes it's war with UU so the gloves are off :D but if your right and i do go court(if i decide to Accept there invite that is) i'll record it and you can watch it on youtube and if i go on a vacation to HMP (which theres no chance of) i'll pass your regards onto Bubba :D

Although you say you are not a Freeman on the land....you talk just like one, accept a invite to court....so what will you do when a Police Officer arrests you, they will not be swayed by your pseudo legal arguments.

IF you are that concerned about your water supply you should have it tested,
Water Testing Ireland -Test your Irish drinking water supply, water supply test kits for Ireland and the UK , Water Test, Drinking Water Testing, cryptospiridiosis test, Water Analysis, Water pollutant testing- Uk & Ireland, Galway water test , Antri
Then if still unhappy why not get your own well drilled
WB+AD Morgan | Domestic

Of course it's easier to carry on not paying bills........

Barrie Yates 27-10-2012 09:17

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024956)

Of course it's easier to carry on not paying bills........

That is if he is not paying the bills - sounds like a load of BS from a troll. He says he isn't but I just do not beleive him - perhaps being economical with the truth is the mildest comment one can make.
So Mr Freemen prove to Accyweb that you are not paying the bills as you have stated.

Restless 27-10-2012 09:38

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Chris what do you do for a living ?

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 10:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Guinness (Post 1024952)
You'll definitely be meeting Bubba my friend :D

Non-attendance at court - warrant issued for arrest

As for video recording (which is only allowable at the courts discretion), it's for personal use only, which will be made clear at the hearing. If you put it on youtube, my guess is you'd be up for contempt.

If you've declared war, you're gonna need a gun not a peashooter ;)

Since you seem interested :D ;)
There's a few folk(not just on here) who live in fear of court and what the big bad judge might do if you end up infront of him,They are only interested in cash and how they can line their pockets,their not interested in justice etc.
I did'nt say i'd ignore a court invite,I deal with my own affairs,I think dealing with these companys without the need of a third party(court) sticking there noses into my business is the key.

Video recording:Have you asked yourself why they don't like you filming in court? If you give consent and they have nothing to hide Why not?(they are filming you soon as you step foot into the god forbidden place,but thats ok i assume) as for contempt thats another fear tactic they use(it would have to be proven to a criminal standard(not much chance of that then) The whole "i find you in comtempt,send him down" is all BS they can't do that because it would make them judge,jury,executioner all rolled into one it would have to be heard separately by a different 'judge' without a conflict of interests ;)

If i ever have the misfortune of being before a 'judge' i'll bring my machine gun not the peashooter ;)

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 10:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 1024973)
That is if he is not paying the bills - sounds like a load of BS from a troll. He says he isn't but I just do not beleive him - perhaps being economical with the truth is the mildest comment one can make.
So Mr Freemen prove to Accyweb that you are not paying the bills as you have stated.


Like i've said before i'm only not paying water,council tax at the min because of my personal despute with them companys,also i don't need to prove anything to anyone least of all Accyweb ;)

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 10:54

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1024977)
Chris what do you do for a living ?

I'm self employed, jack of all trades master of none and before you ask no i don't pay income tax :eek::eek: ;)

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 11:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1024956)
Although you say you are not a Freeman on the land....you talk just like one, accept a invite to court....so what will you do when a Police Officer arrests you, they will not be swayed by your pseudo legal arguments.

IF you are that concerned about your water supply you should have it tested,
Water Testing Ireland -Test your Irish drinking water supply, water supply test kits for Ireland and the UK , Water Test, Drinking Water Testing, cryptospiridiosis test, Water Analysis, Water pollutant testing- Uk & Ireland, Galway water test , Antri
Then if still unhappy why not get your own well drilled
WB+AD Morgan | Domestic

Of course it's easier to carry on not paying bills........

I can assure you I'm no freeman on the land,I'm a free sentient being and not just on the land that includes sea,sky too.While i do share some views of the FMOTL movement alot of them fail miserably when in court because they allow themselfs to get caught up in the spider web of deception used by our court system.

i think we discussed me moving to the hills and living off grid ;)

Boeing Guy 27-10-2012 11:33

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Chris, for someone who wants clarity and honesty from a utilities company, you do speak in riddles.

so here is a easy question.
Do you receive any financial benefits off the state? yes or no

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 11:34

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Originally Posted by boeing guy (Post 1025001)
chris, for someone who wants clarity and honesty from a utilities company, you do speak in riddles.

So here is a easy question.
Do you receive any financial benefits off the state? Yes or no

no

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 12:16

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Where have you gone again boeing guy it's just getting interesting,are you not interested now because you can't call me a benifit cheat/scrounger? ;)

Boeing Guy 27-10-2012 13:06

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Chris,
Contrary to popular belief, I have a life outside of Accyweb.
My last post was made while Mrs BG was in the lady's at a coffee shop in Preston, it's something we do at weekends. I simply used my Galaxy s3 to look and post.
I have just returned home and upon checking my email etc see you have posted.

At no time I have even insinuated you are a benefits scrounger or otherwise.
I have refered to you as a theif, as you are using something your not paying for, the semantics don't come into it.
Your self employed, yet you refuse to pay income tax, regardless of your beliefs you will find yourself in a court and if you carry on in jail. You see it does not matter what you believe, the government as the power and means to take your liberty away. Non paying of tax is one of their favourites.

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 13:49

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1025016)
Chris,
Contrary to popular belief, I have a life outside of Accyweb.
My last post was made while Mrs BG was in the lady's at a coffee shop in Preston, it's something we do at weekends. I simply used my Galaxy s3 to look and post.
I have just returned home and upon checking my email etc see you have posted.

At no time I have even insinuated you are a benefits scrounger or otherwise.
I have refered to you as a theif, as you are using something your not paying for, the semantics don't come into it.
Your self employed, yet you refuse to pay income tax, regardless of your beliefs you will find yourself in a court and if you carry on in jail. You see it does not matter what you believe, the government as the power and means to take your liberty away. Non paying of tax is one of their favourites.

Well get your emails set up on your phone (just so you know when i reply if nothing else) :D

non payment of tax is also one of my favourites along with abit of law.I've not been in court for about 6yrs,I only wish i knew then what i know now, happen the system would'nt of been able to label me a criminal for carrying a bit of herb(infact i'm sure they would'nt) :eek:

In a attempt to clear up the whole court thing up this next bits for you ;)

COURT: In court the government (corporation) agents need you (man/woman) to attach yourself to the strawman/artificial entity 'PERSON'. They also need your consent to the subsequent express (written, clearly stated offers/agreements) and implied (assumed/attached/unspoken) offers of contract/agreement. They can obtain your consent in many ways such as your acquiescence (silence), answering their questions (master – slave) and allowing them to address you as the strawman/legal fiction entity 'PERSON'. i'm not a 'PERSON' i have a 'PERSON' ;)

I can't identify myself as the legal fiction because that name and date of birth are hearsay(hearsay is not admissible as evidence). My parents told me both and I have no evidence I could submit to back up their claims ;)
they are trying to deceive us into following their 'rule' by making us think that our birth certificate is essentially us, therefore tricking us into passively agreeing to be under their 'authority' and thats without going into the fact there is no legally binding contract between me and UU ;)
I am a living breathing man, created by God, answerable only to God and Gods Law(not male,not person but flesh and blood man)
:hidewall::hidewall:

Boeing Guy 27-10-2012 14:08

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Okay Chris, I accept the you do not recognise the British Justice System.
Just like the FOTL (Freeman of the land) Movement.
However do you really think that you will succeed where many others have failed?

As said earlier on, If you want to live in 21st century Great Britain, you have to follow the rules put down by its government, whether you agree or not is irreverent, the state has the means and the power to make you bend to their will.

Regardless of your actions and your efforts to distance yourself from your Strawman (Which is a legal definition of your name, to be used in statue courts(I think) you must know the system will beat you, it always does in the end.
A lot of the FOTL websites are referencing United States Law, and Blacks Law Dictionary, something we do not use in the UK. (I checked with a friend, a QC so he should know)

To be fair, I cannot see this discussion getting anywhere else really, you believe you are not subject to any laws other than Common law and therefore any discussion is pointless.

In fact the only person ever to beat the system was this chap,
"The Prisoner" Opening credits/sequence - YouTube

but it took him 17 weeks to do it, still I would not say no to a lotus 7:mosher:

Boeing Guy 27-10-2012 14:14

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Maybe this?
The Prisoner 1967 Best Intro Excerpt - Leo McKern - YouTube

Restless 27-10-2012 14:26

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1024997)
I'm self employed, jack of all trades master of none and before you ask no i don't pay income tax :eek::eek: ;)

I can't say that really answers my question

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 15:24

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1025023)
As said earlier on, If you want to live in 21st century Great Britain, you have to follow the rules put down by its government, whether you agree or not is irreverent, the state has the means and the power to make you bend to their will.

I don't agree with the if you want to live in the 21st century you have to follow their rules(rules not laws) but i Agree they have the FORCE/power to make us bend to their will (they have the guns at the end of the day).I don't think i'll ever beat the system it's about us choosing our own level of freedom, the level that siuts us best and not just rolling over and letting them tickle our bellys ;)

Ask your friend about legalese and how they use certain words that we think or quite standard but really they mean a totally different thing in court or maybe ask him about the law society and how if he's a member he's bound by there rules so he could'nt tell you anything against said society or maybe the hierarchy of law (he's a QC so he should know)

You maybe right this discussion is not getting anywhere but it's been good chatting to you(i've rather enjoyed it :D) and it makes a change from the usual bitchiness(if thats even a word) ;)

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 15:30

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1025028)
I can't say that really answers my question

Do you work for the jobcentre ;) do you want my work history for the last 5 yrs :D

i do anything that makes me them debt tokens you call pounds :p

:hidewall:

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 15:37

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MARGRET PILKINGTON....rather than giving bad karma and saying i spout BS join in and have your say in a public forum...maybe you have the answer to why my comment was BS and your willing to prove me wrong for all to see then you can all have a laugh? or maybe not and your just F,O,S :rolleyes:

Restless 27-10-2012 15:50

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Dont think you are supposed to call out the karmas....

Anyway. Nah. for instance. I earn my living currently as a Clerical assistant but not for the JC.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1025046)
do you want my work history for the last 5 yrs :D

:

It would help me discover what you actually DO for a living

Barrie Yates 27-10-2012 15:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1023910)
Nothing to do with being big and clever, it's about keeping AccyWeb a decent forum without trolls, trouble makers and idiots.

He appears to meet all the requirements - surely it is time to get rid of the obnoxious specimen

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 16:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 1025051)
He appears to meet all the requirements - surely it is time to get rid of the obnoxious specimen

There are quite a few obnoxious folk on Accyweb that meet all the requirements,i hope they all get banned if i do.........BYE BYE CRUEL ACCYWEB :D ;)

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 16:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1025049)
Dont think you are supposed to call out the karmas....

Anyway. Nah. for instance. I earn my living currently as a Clerical assistant but not for the JC.



It would help me discover what you actually DO for a living

Sorry no offence but i don't want to discuss my work history(not even with the JC :p) it's mainly a bit of labouring here and a bit of building work there, nothing worth writting about ;)

Chris SUI JURIS 27-10-2012 16:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS (Post 1025047)
MARGRET PILKINGTON....rather than giving bad karma and saying i spout BS join in and have your say in a public forum...maybe you have the answer to why my comment was BS and your willing to prove me wrong for all to see then you can all have a laugh? or maybe not and your just F,O,S :rolleyes:

My bad,should'nt of posted this :o

Margaret Pilkington 27-10-2012 17:06

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You shouldn't have, but I have nothing to hide and nothing to fear.
Nobody got hurt......we all live and learn(if we are humble enough).
Last post to this thread.

Mick 28-10-2012 06:36

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This thread was started about TV licences can we please get back on thread
if you want to chat about something else then please feel free to start a new thread
this is not a karma thread

Chris SUI JURIS 28-10-2012 12:12

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I read that some folk are canceling their TV licence and donating that money to child charities instead(A much worthier cause if you ask me).

Here are a couple of questions:
Does anybody trust the BBC anymore after recent revelations?
Did anybody trust them ,but now there having none of it and canceled/cancelled ;) ?


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