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Whupsy Logic

Started by: Tommy Two Stroke (16462)

Started: 5th Feb 2024 at 10:01

Posted by: whups (14327) 

Replied: 5th Feb 2024 at 11:40

Posted by: Tommy Two Stroke (16462)

Replied: 28th Oct 2024 at 13:40

Posted by: tomplum (13680) 

gee us a cloo Tommy, what on abawt

Replied: 28th Oct 2024 at 13:45

Posted by: Tommy Two Stroke (16462)

Tom

Well that is just 'it' I don't know what he is on about most of the time, he is just not 'logical

That Cheshire Cat defies logic too

Replied: 28th Oct 2024 at 13:48

Posted by: tomplum (13680) 

A dart thrower's logic is a scientific unexplainable pheunomium , Usually a low achiever in the classroom yet can go through 10's of thousands of Different calculations to get the quickest and simplest way from 501 to a double on the dart board, Combine that with lungs full of coal dust , Add a red flag in the mix and ,We have a member who has faith in a public Skoolboy with a knighthood who hates pensioners and tax fiddlers even though, He himself has fiddled tax on his own pension, Logic goes out the window,

Replied: 28th Oct 2024 at 14:49

Posted by: Tommy Two Stroke (16462)

Replied: 28th Oct 2024 at 15:24

Posted by: whups (14327) 

usually a dart player knows wot he wants & logicaly goes about it the right way to win . how have i fiddled tax on my pension when i,m still paying it . if i were you plum i,d stick to pipes & elbow joints because at least you know wot your talking about as it,s clear you dont know anything about me & your in the prime position of fiddling tax with money you made with "cash in hand" jobs .and 1stroke your only logic is farage con man logic .

Replied: 28th Oct 2024 at 23:43

Posted by: tomplum (13680) 

Whupsie I was referring to your Hero Storm trooper Kier the pensioner hater, Check his pension 'white paper' his pension is set to be TAX FREE,, I know you can't fiddle tax but your hero can,

Replied: 29th Oct 2024 at 08:51

Posted by: tomplum (13680) 

Replied: 29th Oct 2024 at 08:58

Posted by: Tommy Two Stroke (16462)

Replied: 29th Oct 2024 at 11:17

Posted by: whups (14327) 

if farage has his way we would,nt have a pension & we would have no NHS under his plans for a medical insurance plan . that,s rather good isnt it 1stroke .

Replied: 29th Oct 2024 at 11:32

Posted by: whups (14327) 

you must love all this bullshit fake news plumb .tell me do you go cruising around these fake sites for more bullshit news ? . on one of them the eiffle tower is on fire .

Replied: 29th Oct 2024 at 11:36

Posted by: Billinge Biker (2701) 

It should be .. don't like the Frogs

Replied: 29th Oct 2024 at 13:23

Posted by: frecky (779)

Whupsie, It's his pension he received after three years as Director of Public Prosecutions. He's managed to make it so he doesn't pay any tax on it. Do you think that's right ? A straight yes or no answer please, no deflecting comments.

Replied: 29th Oct 2024 at 14:50

Posted by: gaffer (8217) 

Jamais la tour Eiffle. Oh mon Dieu c’est la tour Eiffel.

Replied: 29th Oct 2024 at 15:26

Posted by: whups (14327) 

which web site did you get that from gaffer .

Replied: 30th Oct 2024 at 00:16

Posted by: Owd Codger (3811)

What logic?

More like fantasy in the late night spiritual world of Whups!

Replied: 30th Oct 2024 at 06:55

Posted by: gaffer (8217) 

Whups

I had five years of French lessons at Wigan Grammar School with an excellent teacher Madame Tyson. Several family holidays later in France gave me a reasonable command of the language.

Replied: 30th Oct 2024 at 08:02

Posted by: whups (14327) 

so wot gaffer your still putting bullshit on here with the likes of todger & 1stroke .

Replied: 30th Oct 2024 at 14:50

Posted by: frecky (779)

Whoopsie, you've not answered my question regarding Starmers tax, or lack of it . A simple yes or no will suffice.

Replied: 30th Oct 2024 at 15:37

Posted by: Tommy Two Stroke (16462)

Whupsy & Handsomeminer

It looks like Rachel has given yoo your pension money back

Replied: 30th Oct 2024 at 16:29

Posted by: tonker (28789) 

"I had five years of French lessons at Wigan Grammar School with an excellent teacher Madame Tyson."


Gaffer's French teacher
...... Madame Tyson!

Replied: 30th Oct 2024 at 17:54

Posted by: whups (14327) 

they,ll never give us our pension money back after the billions they took .

Replied: 30th Oct 2024 at 23:52

Posted by: Owd Codger (3811)

Whups

But will Rachael give it you back?

As for bullshit, I have a long wayto go to catch you up!

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 06:59

Posted by: whups (14327) 

in your dreams todger ask some of them on here .

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 11:52

Posted by: frecky (779)

Whoopsie, what about Starmers tax avoidance. Is it right, yes or no......c'mon even you can understand the question.

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 15:26

Posted by: whups (14327) 

all MPs pension is gold plated & regulated accordingly . it,s up to starmer to do wot he wants to his pension & not up to me to comment .

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 15:31

Posted by: tomplum (13680) 

I think you are making it too hard for him freckie , For him to give the correct answer which is NO. It means That Stormers speech of being ' Firm but fair' is a downright barefaced Lie....

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 15:35

Posted by: Domin0 (708)

Whups is never, ever wrong.

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 16:24

Posted by: PeterP (11833)

I have two pensions The State Pension and my BCSSS pension.I pay through the nose tax on my pit pension so why does Starmer get his tax free In April next year a few pensioners will get a shock because now they get their state pension tax free but if they go over their personnel tax threshold then they will be liable to pay tax on the extra. The labour party are going to raise the pension again next year but unless they raise the personnel tax then even more people will end up paying tax

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 17:16

Posted by: frecky (779)

Spot on PeterP......whoopsie comments on everyone who doesn't pay there share of tax or avoids it or non doms, but when it comes to his hero Smarmy Starmer it's not up to him to comment.......give us a break...pleeeaasse...more faces than a church clock...

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 17:52

Posted by: First Mate (2774)

Whups and logic in the same sentence, who thought that one up

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 18:00

Posted by: whups (14327) 

all mps pensions are gold plated protected . there,s those who dont pay tax on BILLIONS & I,M SURE STARMER WILL DO THE RIGHT THING UNLIKE SOME ON HERE . if it,s the rules then there,s no law being broke is there & as some on here keep mentioning that when the mega rich send their money out of the country that no laws are broken & no i,m not happy about it but there you are . freecky is very like "you know who" on following my posts around & the sheep on here seem to follow him . and peter your on nacods pension not pit pension so why dont you tell them how much your pension is with them & the payout you got by selling the miners out & the deal your head man got from thatcher for you ? .

Replied: 31st Oct 2024 at 23:55
Last edited by whups: 1st Nov 2024 at 00:03:29

Posted by: PeterP (11833)

Whupsie I paid for 10 yrs into the miners pension scheme then I became a Deputy and transferred my money into has you put it into the(NACODS) BCSSS Scheme for another 10years. The scheme took a gamble and stood alone without any Government support so NO % going to any Government ..I pay tax on this pension and not that it is anyone's business but I pay over 4 figures in tax on this pension How much tax does your leader (Scargill) pay in tax the last I heard he was now worth Millions. I never got any extra money from the scheme only what I was due to when I was entitled to draw the pension . You draw the state pension and the pit pension do YOU pay tax on this,Why don't you tell everyone how much your income is via this site instead of having a dig/probe about other peoples finances which are private to them

Replied: 1st Nov 2024 at 06:55

Posted by: Owd Codger (3811)

frecky

I am still waiting as well for Whups to answer my question in which I asked him, if he needed neccessay and urgent medical treatment and the NHS were to offer it at a private sector clinic or hospital, would he accept it or stick to his left wing socialist principles and decline.

Again, a simple yes or no would suffice!

Replied: 1st Nov 2024 at 07:38
Last edited by Owd Codger: 1st Nov 2024 at 07:48:25

Posted by: cheshirecat (1328) 

That question has been answered before.
And yes if its free and costs you nothing, take it

Some people are daft enough to pay for private treatment when sometimes its available for nothing?

Replied: 1st Nov 2024 at 10:01

Posted by: frecky (779)

Whoopsie, again you make a statement about "you know who following you around." so in your silly logic people can only comment if it suits you, otherwise they are "following you around". With regard to your comment "Starmer will do the right thing" what planet do you live on, he's a politician, so he'll take as much as he can, as he has proved up to now. It's definitely time you got the knitting needles out.

Replied: 1st Nov 2024 at 12:20

Posted by: whups (14327) 

well it,s far far far less than you peter & paying tax on both of them but it still remains that you had a vote & decided to come out with the miners of a 2 to 1 result . your main man got a invite to no 10 & did a deal with thatcher of which your now reaping the rewards of that betrayal & no matter how much or not scargill gets he NEVER bretrayed us & stabbed us in the back like you nacods men did for money of which all the mining industry knows. todger you are the one not answering any replys arent you . we are still waiting on your training the pro footballer & you wont answer . i,ll answer when you do .

Replied: 1st Nov 2024 at 23:43
Last edited by whups: 1st Nov 2024 at 23:47:43

Posted by: whups (14327) 

freecky . you know who & we,re waiting for you to slip up .

Replied: 1st Nov 2024 at 23:44

Posted by: PeterP (11833)

Whups we are now in 2024 not 1984 A lot of water has gone under the bridge since then and I have tried to get on with my life, Got grandchildren lost my wife but muddle through every day.Like I have asked what did your leader Scargill do for the miners except get more pits shut and more men out of work He would never have won against Thatcher and even the (NUM) ended up splitting into two factions and became the NUM and UDM. Please enlighten me about the NUM were going to take Scargill to court over the sale of his grace and favour houseHe is now worth millions and I bet he does not pay tax on his pension . In your comment above you say you have a smaller pension than me but PAY TAX ON BOTH so much be past your personal tax threshold. At the end of the day we were both pawns in a very dangerous game but has I have said above I don't hold 40YEARS of resentment in my life and how many people care anyway

Replied: 2nd Nov 2024 at 06:48

Posted by: Owd Codger (3811)

Cheshirecat

My question was and has been to Whups on a number of previous ocasions and he has still not give a simple answer of yes or no.

And if some people can afford to pay for private treatment that is their decision and they do not have to be told that they daft in doing so.

The politics of envy of what other people can afford and get has long gone for many in today's society with membership of a private medical scheme being a priority as a result of the present state of the chaotic NHS not coping with the increasing population.

And before the usual suspects have a go, they should asked themselves how many members of today's Labour party have private treatment or are in a private medical schemes.

If education is anything to go by, quite a few!


Replied: 2nd Nov 2024 at 08:29
Last edited by Owd Codger: 2nd Nov 2024 at 08:41:30

Posted by: Tommy Two Stroke (16462)

Whupsy said:

"scargill gets he NEVER bretrayed us & stabbed us in the back"

Yes he did, and to the rest of the country, he should have been deported to Russia

Replied: 2nd Nov 2024 at 10:07

Posted by: frecky (779)

Whoopsie, a very feeble answer as usual when you are wrong, but everyone knows you, so they won't be surprised.

Replied: 2nd Nov 2024 at 15:23

Posted by: cheshirecat (1328) 

Posted by: Owd Codger
"And if some people can afford to pay for private treatment that is their decision"

I couldn't agree more.
It's the ones that can't afford to pay it what concerns me the most.
A bit of social levelling out wouldn't go a miss in situations regarding national health treatment. Although I doubt that you would agree with that?

Replied: 2nd Nov 2024 at 17:30

Posted by: Owd Codger (3811)

Cheshirecat

You might find that in the future with the way that the NHS is not coping with the ever increasing population, a two tier health system like in many other countries might happen rather than your 'levelling out'.

Replied: 3rd Nov 2024 at 09:26
Last edited by Owd Codger: 3rd Nov 2024 at 09:34:35

Posted by: Handsomeminer (2999)

Peter you shouldn't comment on the miners strike as you lot didn't take part

Replied: 4th Nov 2024 at 09:55

Posted by: PeterP (11833)

Handsomeminer I was making a comparison to Starmer who will get a tax free pension along with the rest of the political elite to Scargill who has feathered his own nest over the last 40years since the miners strike. This is a democratic country and I have my opinion and will not be censured by anyone and have the greatest admiration for ALL ex-miners whether they worked or not during the strike. Like I have said besides the minority who cares after 40 years.It divided families/friends but the outcome was the same .THERE ARE NO MORE MINES and we are a fast dying breed.What happened 40 years ago will soon be consigned to history and even that can and will be two sided.KING COAL IS NO MORE and I don't think I will ever see it again in my lifetime. Maybe I was naive at the time but I did vote to come out on strike

Replied: 4th Nov 2024 at 10:41

Posted by: cheshirecat (1328) 

Posted by: PeterP
"Like I have said besides the minority who cares after 40 years.It divided families/friends" "What happened 40 years ago will soon be consigned to history"

Who cares! A lot of people care!
And, it will never be consigned to history by the people that do care. It will only be consigned to history by the people who bury their heads in the sand and hope that it goes away. Which, it will NEVER go away.

The wounds will never be healed by the familys affected by it. Some were on strike, some scabbed and worked throughout
And I'm speaking from family and friends experience.
Some have never spoken to each other to this day, and, never will again due to their family members crossing the picket line.

Replied: 4th Nov 2024 at 17:34

Posted by: PeterP (11833)

Cheshire cat next week I will be attending a funeral for an ex deputy who I worked with. His Brother was out on strike and on the picket line. They went out to socialise together and I talk to his brother when I see him out and about and he has never snubbed me.
I was talking to a young girl (i would say 20ish)in Asda yesterday and part of the conversation got round to where I worked. I told her my 1st job was down Golborne Colliery and she did not even know there had been a pit in Golborne or that 10 good men died in the explosion there Ask the last two generations about the pits and most don't know anything about them,

Replied: 5th Nov 2024 at 07:31

Posted by: Owd Codger (3811)

Anyone has the right to express an opinon on the rights and wrongS of what was the worse outcome of a strike in the history of the trade union movement since the general strike of 1926.

As Cheshirecat has said, it should never be consigned to history as it had a terrible ongoing effect afterwards on mining communities from which many have never recovered.

Like the remembering of two world wars every year, the demise of our mining industry should always be remembered!

Replied: 5th Nov 2024 at 07:52

Posted by: Owd Codger (3811)

Peter P

The younger generation do not know anyting about many things like the mining industry and other historical events because unlike people of our generation, they are not taught about the things we were taught about at school.

You only have to see how many celebrities abnd others on television quiz shows are so thick when answering simple general knowledge questions unless of course, it is a question about pop music

Replied: 5th Nov 2024 at 08:20

Posted by: PeterP (11833)

OC a few years ago through this site a bloke who worked on the industrial site for a few years on what was Golborne colliery did not know there had been a pit there. Also how many of the householders or boaters at the marina at Bickershaw know about the pit and also Parsonage Retail Park also built on a pit site. these pits only closed 1989-92 and are mainly forgot about. Next will be the Parkside colliery site which is slowly being redeveloped now only the locals will remember it in a few years time.These were the last of the working mines in our area. The Three sisters industrial/recreational area had 13 mine shafts dotted about a vast area but even I don't know which pits worked over there except Garswood Hall all of them closed before my working life

Replied: 5th Nov 2024 at 09:36

Posted by: Tommy Two Stroke (16462)

PeterP

I can spend hours looking at maps like this LINK

Replied: 5th Nov 2024 at 17:43

 

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