Hate is a strong word. Dislike, or hope for poor results.
Palarse - it's in our DNA
Massive - for laughs
Manure - for '83
Villa - mostly Emery
Newcastle - family rivalry
Pompey - old DNA
Chelsea - new DNA
IIRC Russia were doing lots of "military exercises" on the Ukrainian border before the invasion and telling the world they had no intentions of invading Ukraine.
With hindsight, the world now knows that Russia tells porkies, perhaps the Russians think that porkies are the norm and Finland are...
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An alternative conspiracy view - we've stopped playing all our best players, claiming they are injured, so no clubs will be interested in buying them over the summer.
#Smartploy
#Keepingourpowderdry
Back in about 1979 I dropped my motorbike coming round that corner from Hove in to Western Road - spilt diesel was like black ice ....
G/f on pillion was none too pleased either ....
My and Mrs SS passports expired about 4 years ago - we're both retired now and quite well travelled so have enjoyed 2-day breaks around the UK for the last decade. We have both wanted to travel to Ireland but have being putting this off as no passports. Well, blow me down, I've just learnt...
I'm no Russian history expert but the only withdrawal (not defeat, so just like Vietnam) the Russians have ever made (in the last 100 years anyway) was Afghanistan in the 1980s when the penny dropped that the Mujahedeen were never going to be properly defeated [took 10 years for that to happen...
Alonso using Honda engines?
Last time that happened in F1 he was less than complimentary suggesting it was a F2 power unit.
Have they kissed and made up?
Yes, I listened to Charlton vs Shrewsbury today on local radio up here. Nathan Jones doing good things at Charlton. On the Charlton team sheet was Kazenga Lualua. For Shrewsbury, Elliot Bennett and young Jack Hinchy both started.
That would be clear and obvious escalation, so it won't happen officially.
That said, unofficially I'd be confident that some NATO boots (special forces) are already on Ukraine soil, the likes of you and I will always be told that's not the case.
I notice eBay have added 5p to their fixed element of their selling fees, up from 25p to 30p. This hurts high volume low margin sellers and with HMRC now getting data from eBay sales to see if tax due, can see the eBay platform on the demise in the coming months / years.
They must rake in an...
Apologies if I didn't explicitly state, but Mrs SS has her own SIPP too.
Of course I couldn't use my SIPP to pay someone else.
Worth bearing in mind though, when paying in to a SIPP that putting all your eggs in one basket could close off some tax efficient drawdown options in retirement.
He did run some simple numbers. The key one I can't see mentioned in your response is the 25% tax free you can take from your SIPP. Lump sum not always the right choice. Example, assuming no other income, you can be drawing down £16,760k - so tax only due on 75% which keeps it to £12,570...
Quick search for "VICI Dental" shows Dr Paul is only a co-owner - so he couldn't offer half of his business to Lord Sugar as he doesn't own 100%
Likewise for the Dragons, but don't confuse date / time programmes are recorded Vs date / time they eventually get aired .... [but I know what you mean]
My IFA told me that the SIPP was more tax efficient overall than the ISA but once you start drawdown MPAA limits [currently £3,800 pa] new money going into the SIPP so the ISA becomes 2nd best [20k limit pa].
As said by other posters, it all depends on individual circumstances and getting...