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Started by Bryn, February 15, 2014, 10:21:06 AM

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Bryn


O.C.

BE KIND...


ROG .

Ros


Rusty

Oh God yes it does ... that is a serious amount of cash ! :angry:

Lonewolf

Two observations from those photo's...

One is I bet those wild cats didn't go hungry and probably had the occasional 'special treat' if you get my drift.

Second is, did Rusty know you'd been in his house photographing all his overtime wealth?

:popcorn:

Rusty

Steady on old fruit ... I'm only helping out you know !  :whistling:

1ka

Just think, if the government legalised the drug trade and taxed it like they do cigarettes, they could drop the tax rate by a penny or two and save all the money they are spending on the obviously useless 'war on drugs'.  :popcorn:



Yes, I realise it's not as simple as that, but the current state of affairs is farcical.
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O.C.

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Quote from: 1ka on February 16, 2014, 08:17:17 AM
Just think, if the government legalised the drug trade and taxed it like they do cigarettes, they could drop the tax rate by a penny or two and save all the money they are spending on the obviously useless 'war on drugs'.  :popcorn:



Yes, I realise it's not as simple as that, but the current state of affairs is farcical.

I think the situation is just a bit more complex than that, imagine how bad things would be if no effort was being made to sort the drugs problem.

Car theft and illegal exportation of stolen vehicles is becoming an even bigger 'industry' in the U'K  than drug smuggling   :wacko:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Rusty

OC ... " Imagine how bad things would be if no .....  " Roger, I'll chat to you at The Belfry over a pint or two on this very subject .. believe me I'm with you on this one. :yes:

Andy

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