@chris_sutton73 Shut up you absolute melt, he’ll repeat it to his face the next time MON is on TalkSport - every neutral wanted Hearts to win, for a change from the norm and because of that disgrace of a penalty the other night. Usual scummy behaviour in the town post match as well.
@banks_chef@houghtonc79 You have a point regarding credit card fees but these should be factored into your variable costs estimate when determining your required mark-up.
@banks_chef@houghtonc79 You have to do a VAT return anyway, the cost of doing that should be minimal and is the same regardless of the number submitted. You collect VAT from customers on behalf of HMRC and get to keep it in your bank account for between 1 mth 1wk and 4 mth 1wk before handing over.
@banks_chef@houghtonc79 That food costs are zero rated but incur 20% once they are part of a restaurant offering is irrelevant. ALL VAT costs on all products/services are ultimately only borne by the final customer. A better point is reducing VAT on your sales may stimulate turnover and employment.
@SaferRoadsYorks@Bikery1966 He is cycling at about 4mph at that point and may as well of been stationary, the car passed him in literally a second. I would of waited another few yards but it wasn’t worth reporting, it suggests the cyclist probably goes around baiting motorists for clicks and reports.
@Bikery1966@SaferRoadsYorks This was the spot, personally I would of waited until the next bend but as you can see he would have had a view to see no cars were coming along that next stretch, the very low speed would of been a factor in his decision as well. You need to watch out for sheep on that road!
@SaferRoadsYorks I know that piece of road very well, you’ve just cycled up a steep hill and bend and are hardly moving at that point, the driver has passed you slowly and given you safe room. Show the front camera footage.
@tona500_@UncleChaps Papillon is literally based on a true story, it’s an outstanding read, the film also did the book justice which isn’t always the case.
@theJeremyVine No, many people are saying YES the van driver is in the wrong but YOU choose to continue to cycle into a dangerous situation rather than easily avoid it. You obv do this for video content and it is the case with most of your posts, you are being deliberately obtuse..admit it.
@theJeremyVine@jellrunning He isn’t defending her (she needed to be aware of you regardless so let’s accept she made an error) - he’s asking you whether or not it was unsafe for you to stop as your light turned amber…was it or not? It’s possible for both to be at fault regardless of potential consequence
@IndieThinker4@ShezusChrist1@SuspectFed Your national dish is fries, flavourless cheese curds and gravy you half wit. Also no we aren’t according to WHO and you are only a ball hair behind us on their world list anyway.
@drewsnx@CityHallTories@Councillorsuzie No and neither is the Ed Gamble one advertising hotdogs you sausage! The point is that their advertising standards policy seems to be arbitrary or biased in this case, If you ban an ad for the image of an unhealthy snack surely you should ban one with an image of a homophobe?
@MikeyCycling Question: do you think changing a song on a mobile phone whilst stationary is safer than changing one on a cars touch screen whilst driving?