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TaxmanUK
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Post by TaxmanUK »

Just wanted to say thanks to everyone. I've posted two questions and got really friendly, helpful and sometimes quite funny replies.
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Post by Jeferson »

Welcome here, Taxman. :smile:
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Post by chattiekathy »

Yes, Taxman. You will definately find some wonderful, funny and fiesty people in this great C&F family. I have learned alot since visiting here.

Welcome to the family! :grin:

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Post by Roger O'Keeffe »

It's all part of a cunning plan to drag a respectable civil servant down to our own level of depravity.

Within months you'll be dreaming up schemes for rollover relief for Clarks and other tinplate whistles, deep discounting of the capital value of Overton low As and God knows what else.
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Shoulda been here a week ago! :lol:
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Post by blackhawk »

On 2003-02-17 16:19, TelegramSam wrote:
Shoulda been here a week ago! :lol:
Ain't it the truth? But I'm glad he missed the fireworks. It wasn't fun for anyone. But Taxman, it CAN be a really great place and we're glad you're here.
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Post by Zubivka »

Friendly, yeah, sure thing TaxmanUK...

Wait until you post about Bush (for or against, whoo kerz ?) , or worse (getting onto real slippery grounds)--recorders...

Or have to give public explanations to your nick, hmm ?
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Post by E = Fb »

Touth workers are always welcome here, that's what I always say. By the way, what IS a touth worker?
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Maybe that's supposed to be Youth worker?



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Post by Rando7 »

On 2003-02-17 21:47, E = Fb wrote:
Touth workers are always welcome here, that's what I always say. By the way, what IS a touth worker?
A dentist, maybe?
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Post by Turner »

Is a Touth worker not a Dutch word for a person who works for the Govenment? a Civil Servant?

Mr O'Keeffe, where in Belgium do u live? I lived there for a while too, now living in Germany (North West) Nr Hannover!

I am also new here and think that the people here are great!
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Post by Roger O'Keeffe »

...Trying frantically to remember the catch phrase (was it Beatles or Monty Python?) "Even the royal house of Hanover had the...."(was it "wheel"?). ...Am I suffering from Alzheimer's? Or Zoobheimer's ??

Anyway, I'm living in Brussels, Freund Dreher. Had a very good friend from Hanover years ago, but alas she is long dead. She had married an Irishman who was in the British army of occupation in the 1940s. She had a great sense of humour and we used to exchange multilingual puns to beat the band. Are you aware that the German uilleann pipers have an annual gathering somewhere between Hanover and Hamburg, and that they sometimes cater for other instruments? I've just lost most of my internet bookmarks, but if you're interested I could try to track down their website.
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Can I talk to you about poetry?
{END obscure billy bragg reference, which is itself an obscure reference to some Check Poet...}

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Post by Walden »

Ahh... poetry...

There once was a tax man from Britain
Who taxed every coat, tie, and mitten,
Tripped over a thistle
And started to whistle,
And with WhOA the poor publican was smitten.
Reasonable person
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Post by Isilwen »

:lol: ha ha ha!!!! Good one Walden!!!
Light spills into the hidden valley,
Illuminating the falls, paths, and
The breathtaking Elvish dwelling
Set back among great trees.
Lilting strains of Elven songs fill my heart;
I am finally home.
~Isilwen Elanessë
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