Mick Mac

You are right declan. Not genius.

Wot ! Have you been drinking?

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What Mick may be saying is that VAT is a tax which > at whatever rate it is goes to the government. > Anyone registered for VAT is acting as a tax > collector and nothing else. So the price per unit > remains the same. However, with the additional > tax, less units may be sold. Genius.

The best thing to do - is get a big ladder on a dark night..... s's's's'sorted.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If anyone's about I will either be drinking a > tumbler of red wine in the Actress (if sound on) > or pints of Bah Humbug in the CPT Would love to have gone along but had family duties - sorry to see that Newcastle edged it.

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Narnia Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > > > > > ......and drinking beer by the sound of it! > > > > Oh yes -By the sound of what declan? > > Your second East was slurred Mick! That was probably because I was typing on my phone without my glasses on - I'm 43 you know - you should make allowances !

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > ......and drinking beer by the sound of it! Oh yes -By the sound of what declan?

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gosh, no you're right. I've just been to > Poundland's website and they do stock a lot of > food. > > I always thought they were just bric-a-brac > stores. I was thinking of that place on LL where > they sell lots of plasstic buckets. A J Farmers - 'where you can buy absolutely everything for absolutely nothing.' as jimmy nesbitt once said to me. (oh yes he did...)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shall we ressurrect Friday Night Dad's club Mick? > Gardeners World then t'Internet for me > ........"Are there any woman here?" *looks in the > directionof Moos and Annasfield Spent whole night eating curry and watching East is Esst.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So that would then mean 2.1277 less pence per unit > to the supplier which would trickle down to lower > wages in the factories of India whaere the goods > are made? No.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Okay, I'll do it. > > The additional 2.5% on VAT would turn a pound > store into at 102.1277 pence store, not 102.5. > > This is because the additional 2.5% is added to > the pre VAT price of the product, which is > 85.10638p, not the inclusive price of 100p. Brilliant - could not have put it better mysekf. I was itching to do it though.

Well friday means Indian take away to me. Is there a smiley for that.? Looking forward to getting home and enjoying it with a couple of red stripe (and random posting later). Have a good one.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The pies at the Millenium stadium are the worse > I've eaten..... > Nothing tastes good after defeat Quids.

Roy Hodgson confidently proclaimed this morning that "WAYNE IS COMING TO ANFIELD!" 15 mins later it was lashing it down all over Merseyside.

There must be a pedant out there itching to respond to that Keef. Not me though.

Bob Bob Ricard - never beaten on price.....

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You been in "About this Forum" section Mick? > You're a Fulham in that. Lower mid table? The table seems to be inverted with west ham and liverpool fans at the top.

Someone called you a tosser on that thread Quids. Did you see that? Best you don't look. Sorry I told you. Sorry mate. None of what they say is true.

Just bored - not quite ready for bed. 4.5 pints and a pie tonight. Not too bad for a night out in town. But yes November looms large.

I was in the Windmill pub in Mayfair tonight and had a pie that was like I had never had before. Good Pies are to be treasured. Unfortunately cheap pies have given the wrong impression of what, at its best is an English gastronomic delight. Windmill Mayfair - Pie venue No 1

Yes - lets hear it for the Banks. Hip hip ..... C'mon Sean at the back - join in.

'Arry sold his Sandbanks pad to Rafa at half time to go easy. And a night with Gareth Bale.

Just watched the end of "This week". Andrew Neal just said; "There are riots in France The French like a good war - that's what they are good at At least where their pensions are concerned If only the Germans had threatened to take away their pensions in 1940...." I said: Sacre Blue, I must post that. So I did, I regret nothing. Not sure he would get away with that comment on any other country - but are the French fair game?

You can't annoy him. The Beast of Fleet has gone to bed.

574 posts and still no answer on the big question.