Shite - that's £9.5k a year - I pay 60% of that THIRTY years later and for TWO children. You must have been raking in the dosh ?
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Shite - that's £9.5k a year - I pay 60% of that THIRTY years later and for TWO children. You must have been raking in the dosh ?
nwgull
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Didn't realise you could be put in prison for that; I thought they just deducted it at source or something.
I have no idea why people still get married these days.
daveinprague
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Yep one of the lies I had to prove was complete bollocks.
daveinprague
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Warders in Lewes were pretty decent to me, and gave quite a bit of advice. Told me theres guys, that come every year rather than pay.
daveinprague
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It wasn't bad, I was in the comms center at Amex, but it wasn't that great.
It was 120 quid a week they wanted...Ive corrected it. Still outrageous. She is now disowned through other adventures by our daughter, and her son from a later relationship. Batshit mental woman
Think contempt is punishable by imprisonment.......I suppose to maintain the power of the courts.
BBassic
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- Jul 28, 2011
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Blimey! That's insane.
I sometimes forget that the names on here, next to all the posts about the Albion, have a real person with real experiences at the other end of them!
Tom Bombadil
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So you've always been a master of diplomacy then.
daveinprague
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Although I see it as getting to the point haha
- Jul 7, 2003
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The idea of somebody called Elizabeth Taylor advising other people on divorce settlements
Tom Bombadil
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The idea of somebody called Elizabeth Taylor advising other people on divorce settlements
A clear example of nominative determinism
Dame Liz had lots of practice, it's true.
melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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I don't know if I would've put it like that when speaking to the judge but fair play to you.
Reminded me of someone I know in a similar situation. He called the judge a useless c**t. which the said judge gave him 3 weeks. After a week he was taken back to court and if he apologised he would be allowed to go free.
When he got his chance to apologise the judge asked him if he had something to say. He said ' Yes your honour last week I called you a c**t but standing here today I can see you are a bigger one than you was last week '!!. The prison guards had to drag him away very quickly simply because they were laughing their heads off. He got a further 8 weeks for that! He never did say sorry. I kid you not.
martin tyler
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- Jan 25, 2013
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Likewise she and Sue Ansell there were very very good.
ElderlyWilliam
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One of the best bits of advice I got was to pay the lump sum amount in full by hiring a tipper truck, and get a mixture of 1p, 2p and 5p coins and use the lovely hydraulic section of the vehicle to deposit the lot on her drive. The definition of satisfaction.
Jesus... I have all of this ahead of me.
There is a simple way of avoiding it ..... don't get married.
Comedy Steve
We're f'ing brilliant
Susan Hayes at GSFW. By the end of trial she'd got a written apology from the other side's barrister and a verbal apology from the Judge. She's relentless. And expensive.
Baldseagull
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Women are like Hurricanes, wet and windy when they come, take half your house when they leave.
Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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There's only one person coming out of that looking like a **** and it's not the judge.