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bbc gestapo
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SWP's back
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You're kidding? You'd already banned him?stony said:SWP's back said:mcmanus said:Does all 100% of the licence fee go to the BBC?
For something I very rarely use 12 quid a month is steep.
40p a day is steep?
-- Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:07 pm --
Mods - this a joke before you start getting upset.gaudinho's stolen car said:Shut the fuck up you busy ****. Get your head back in the rule book.
Is it!?................Ignore that ban GSC....................oh he can't reply can he....
SWP's back said:You're kidding? You'd already banned him?stony said:SWP's back said:40p a day is steep?
-- Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:07 pm --
Mods - this a joke before you start getting upset.
Is it!?................Ignore that ban GSC....................oh he can't reply can he....
om nom nom ...........
glen quagmire
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stony said:SWP's back said:You're kidding? You'd already banned him?stony said:Is it!?................Ignore that ban GSC....................oh he can't reply can he....
om nom nom ...........
That's the sound you make when nuzzling my scrotum!
Fucking tease!
glen quagmire said:stony said:SWP's back said:You're kidding? You'd already banned him?
om nom nom ...........
That's the sound you make when nuzzling my scrotum!
Fucking tease!
It's like nuzzling a wizened old man's bald head. Smells the same too.
mammutly
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paphos-mcfc said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Any store selling a TV has to inform the licensing authority of the buyers address or they get a £1,000 fine.
All well and good, but what if I'm to buy a second hand TV, will the authorities have my address?
The authorities assume everyone has a TV. There is nowhere to hide.
I have friend who lives without electricity never mind a TV. She still gets warning letters.
IM NOT REALLY HERE
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I cultivate T.V. Licenses, If anybody needs one PM me.
nobody can eat fifty eggs
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The authorities will soon know everything by monitoring your emails, texts and internet usage, be careful Bluemooners!mammutly said:paphos-mcfc said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Any store selling a TV has to inform the licensing authority of the buyers address or they get a £1,000 fine.
All well and good, but what if I'm to buy a second hand TV, will the authorities have my address?
The authorities assume everyone has a TV. There is nowhere to hide.
I have friend who lives without electricity never mind a TV. She still gets warning letters.
Slicker than Sommeil
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nobody can eat fifty eggs said:I'm not talking about Aldi or Lidl mate, proper electrical stores (and that's coming from someone who doesn't buy on the cheap) No, seriously this has happened a few times to me.Daveth said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:If you don't need a license, then why do stores ask for your address at the checkout, and if you haven't got a license at that address, they cannot sell you the tv?
What a load of shit (Coming from someone who bought a TV about 4 weeks ago)
I used to work in Currys and the taking of your address is not for the TV licence but for the Company of Currys itself..
You're within your rights to refuse to give your details, as it is not a legal requirement by the company to pass on information about you buying a tv... They simply sell on your details to the TVL as every other company/retailer does the twats.
mammutly
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nobody can eat fifty eggs said:The authorities will soon know everything by monitoring your emails, texts and internet usage, be careful Bluemooners!mammutly said:paphos-mcfc said:All well and good, but what if I'm to buy a second hand TV, will the authorities have my address?
The authorities assume everyone has a TV. There is nowhere to hide.
I have friend who lives without electricity never mind a TV. She still gets warning letters.
True and I for one, am fucked.
mammutly said:paphos-mcfc said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Any store selling a TV has to inform the licensing authority of the buyers address or they get a £1,000 fine.
All well and good, but what if I'm to buy a second hand TV, will the authorities have my address?
The authorities assume everyone has a TV. There is nowhere to hide.
I have friend who lives without electricity never mind a TV. She still gets warning letters.
She must eat lots of carrots
gordondaviesmoustache
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mammutly said:paphos-mcfc said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Any store selling a TV has to inform the licensing authority of the buyers address or they get a £1,000 fine.
All well and good, but what if I'm to buy a second hand TV, will the authorities have my address?
The authorities assume everyone has a TV. There is nowhere to hide.
I have friend who lives without electricity never mind a TV. She still gets warning letters.
I find this quite intriguing.
What does she do for light?
Slicker than Sommeil
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gordondaviesmoustache said:mammutly said:paphos-mcfc said:All well and good, but what if I'm to buy a second hand TV, will the authorities have my address?
The authorities assume everyone has a TV. There is nowhere to hide.
I have friend who lives without electricity never mind a TV. She still gets warning letters.
I find this quite intriguing.
What does she do for light?
Does she live in one of the 'occupy' movement tents?