Sex arse supremo.
I liked the throwaway line about him being 'the man credited with resurrecting the British sex arse industry', as if it's now a cornerstone of our economy.Brexited | the worst threads live the longest
- Thread starter Silva
- Start date
-
In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
I liked the throwaway line about him being 'the man credited with resurrecting the British sex arse industry', as if it's now a cornerstone of our economy.I'm sure but there will be plenty of genuine stories of a similar nature. It's been less than 4 days but very entertaining so far.
Yeh its normal, but if all your customer base in a country includes a lot of small business 1-man-band's, putting the burden of import taxes on them all of a sudden is a big no go. Wont' be a problem for customers that already deal with import vat as a matter of routine.
Agree that article makes no sense, gunna assume the journo has mistranslated something... Easily done from HMRC guidance!
I doubt it on both counts.
From Jan 1st we can apply for a new card, with biometric data on it. It's just for Brits resident in Europe, and the card will look the same whichever country issues it. However, once again the process to get it is lengthy (especially here) - you have to make an appointment at your regional Police HQ, make a payment beforehand which the Post Office will no doubt not know anything about, buy tax stamps ...
Until that's been rolled out properly, the paper docs and ID cards we have should be more than enough.Yes, before it was just declaring the VAT in a different box.
I have a very low opinion of HMRC, nobody ever seemed to know what they were doing and that was way before Brexit was thought of.
Brexit opening up to global trading must be the biggest joke of all time.
I doubt it on both counts.
From Jan 1st we can apply for a new card, with biometric data on it. It's just for Brits resident in Europe, and the card will look the same whichever country issues it. However, once again the process to get it is lengthy (especially here) - you have to make an appointment at your regional Police HQ, make a payment beforehand which the Post Office will no doubt not know anything about, buy tax stamps ...
My son-in-law (who lives next door) has retained UK nationality and has a British passport, has his own business and lived here for over 13 years like us. He's the only one in our family who doesn't have French nationality. As he has lived here more than five years and has his own business, he needed nothing until Brexit but was able to apply in October for his Carte de Séjour , biometric with photo etc , cost nothing, which he is due to get in February. He has no plans to travel beforehand so should have no problems.
My French nationality only cost me €55 with tax stamps and ID card is free.
HIGNFY
You laugh now, but you wouildn't if you were in a desperate need for a sex arse!
I doubt it on both counts.
From Jan 1st we can apply for a new card, with biometric data on it. It's just for Brits resident in Europe, and the card will look the same whichever country issues it. However, once again the process to get it is lengthy (especially here) - you have to make an appointment at your regional Police HQ, make a payment beforehand which the Post Office will no doubt not know anything about, buy tax stamps ...
That's different to the normal ID card? I have the new paper residence certificate from the Comune but nobody has ever mentioned a new biometric card.
I crossed back into France earlier on the Eurotunnel and the border guards had zero interest in residency. A passport and a negative covid test and I was waved on my way.
Yes, it's different from any other residence certificate and it was only launched on Jan 1st. The WA Attestazione was only supposed to be a stop-gap document until this Europe-wide one was issued.
I know for sure that our province won't be ready to issue it yet - in our comune we're still being issued with the old-fashioned paper ID cards! You should have more luck in Milan, I would imagine. As you travel back and forwards fairly regularly (I think), my advice would be to get one as soon as you can.
As usual, people who fly will no doubt have more problems than independent travellers.
https://www.thelocal.it/20201222/brexit-brits-in-italy-to-get-biometric-residence-card
Beyond parody.
I always wonder who studies to become a journalist to end up writing this bollocks?
speaking of fishing; Irish boat boarded
https://www.rte.ie/news/brexit/2021/0105/1187865-rockall-fishing/
Just had to pay £30 import duties on some art that I ordered from Sweden. That Brexit bonus sure better come soon...
I would be very surprised if this story got coverage in any media that a fervent brexiteer would read.
Everything official is expensive and laborious here, Paul. Whenever you need anything like that, there's always a fee and on top of that you have to go to the tobacconist to get various amounts of tax stamps, which are €16 each. The latest card is about €39 plus a tax stamp.
My friend applied for Italian citizenship 2 years ago and is still waiting for her application to be fully processed. She had to pass an advanced-level language assessment (she had to travel to a University and it took a whole day), and I hate to think what it's cost her money-wise!
Even getting a PAYG SIM card involves filling in a massive contract.
NowTV UK and Amazon Prime UK immediately stopped working outside of the UK on 1st January 2021.
Oh I'm sure the mobile operators won't follow suit asap with roaming charges coming back in
So much winning!
Oh I'm sure the mobile operators won't follow suit asap with roaming charges coming back in
So much winning!
Sounds a bit more difficult and expensive in Italy.
My citizenship application here took about 17 months but that was some time ago so wasn't rushed, also needed advance language assessment at the préfecture but as is only half an hour away and am fluent was no problem.
I don't think my son-in-law would pass that assessment so he settled for the new Carte de Séjour which was quick and easy.
We'll never be more than "get by" in Italian, so we'll have to stick with permanent residency like your son-in-law!
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...brexit-stops-medical-cannabis-medicine-supply
Stories like this kill me. Yes its only one person, and there is obviously a lot going on right now, but this poor mother is seeing a massive renewed risk to her son through no fault of her own and it sounds like no one even gives a shit. Sometimes (most of the time it seems now) I really hate what this country has become.
Stories like this kill me. Yes its only one person, and there is obviously a lot going on right now, but this poor mother is seeing a massive renewed risk to her son through no fault of her own and it sounds like no one even gives a shit. Sometimes (most of the time it seems now) I really hate what this country has become.
What exactly is a ‘sex arse?’
I already have had issues with 4 orders stuck at UK border control for checks. They literally told me they are there but we have no eta of when you will get your item as we don't know how long it will take for checks. Its already been there for 4 days.
Biggest Brexit bonus available (only to EU countries), Farage talked and voted himself out of a job and the EU parliament don't have to put up with his nonsensical bile
Sounded like Ricky Gervais.
fecking paywalls
With the FT just type the headline in to google and you get that article. You have to know the headline of course.
Cheers.
Would have been free if we were still in the EU
That's what we all said at the beginning of this farce. Put up barriers you lose the trade. It's almost as if no-one was listening and it was all Project Fear. Splendid isolation.
Strangely enough I could never access FT before this year and now I can read the article without paying
Last edited:
I noticed this morning that my sons Amazon kindle fire content no longer plays the video content - gets an error about jurisdictionNowTV UK and Amazon Prime UK immediately stopped working outside of the UK on 1st January 2021.
Oh I'm sure the mobile operators won't follow suit asap with roaming charges coming back in
So much winning!
NowTV UK and Amazon Prime UK immediately stopped working outside of the UK on 1st January 2021.
Oh I'm sure the mobile operators won't follow suit asap with roaming charges coming back in
So much winning!
Roaming charges in the EU are bound to come back, but they will time it so they don't look too bad. The Vodafone position pretty much suggests as much:
"We have no current plans to re-introduce roaming charges in EU countries following the UK’s departure from the European Union."
I give it 6 months before they're re-introduced.
It's up to the partner carriers in the EU whether they decide to start hiking the roaming fees Vodafone and the like have to pay for UK customers. The UK carriers will obviously pass on the cost to consumers.
Agreed, but the end result is still the same.