Licence's - Page 10

Gordon Booth · 22-10-2012, 15:37

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS

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

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

Yawn

Gordon Booth · 22-10-2012, 16:35

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS

Yawn

Touche!

cashman · 22-10-2012, 17:44

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS

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

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

No not interested...SUI JURIS

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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Originally Posted by Michael1954

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.

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Originally Posted by Michael1954

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Neil · 23-10-2012, 10:47

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Originally Posted by kestrelx

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

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!