By the way, I think the thread title is fantastic
Ha! That makes a nice change. The last comment we got about this thread title was that it was offensive. Things got rather heated (Don't go there Angus...)
PLASMO! Howdy darlin'. Sorry I didn't make it to your website launch...was sick and on drugs and stuff. But on the topic of your website...I've just been to a party where I met someone who used to go clubbing at The Warehouse! As in The Warehouse! In Chicago! As in The 'House! As in house music! My reaction was similar to that of Billy Graham finding out that a social acquaintance had been at the Last Supper.
Please stop being sick, Angus.
Did that work?
How are you?
I'm actually feeling much better thanks ita...I must be, I just went to a party where I danced and stuff. Everyone told me I looked really well, although that could have been the artificial glow of steroids...
There should be vampire puppies
Vampire beagle puppies. ijs
Yes. Angus feeling better is good.
Angus feeling better and slightly drunk? Wonderful.
You just have to keep those two states up, you see.
Nou, I am not strictly speaking a UK resident, but I do have a UK bank account and a Paypal account. Let me know if I can be of any help.
I guess I actually need a UK taxpayer, Fiona. I donate money to a UK NGO called WaterAid, and I wanted to take advantage of this tax rule:
On April 6th 2000 the Inland Revenue introduced a new tax scheme making it easier for charities to reclaim the tax on single and regular donations. This means we can reclaim the tax on any donations you make to WaterAid, increasing the value of your gift by a third at no extra cost to yourself.
I don't get a tax deduction for donating to an unAmerican charity. So I thought maybe I could channel my donation through someone in the UK and increase its value by €280. The PayPal account isn't necessary, I guess. I was just wanting to get a 1% discount by donating with my credit card, but it looks like the cross-border fees PayPal charges would eat up more than that.
So thanks, Fiona, but I guess I need someone who pays UK income tax for this scheme. What's this income tax thing anyway? I thought European countries all used a VAT.
OK, Nou, sorry I can't help.
What's this income tax thing anyway? I thought European countries all used a VAT.
Is this a joke or are you being serious? Sorry, just trying to be careful. If you're being serious... in Europe, we have all sort of lovely taxes. VAT (currently 16% in Germany), income tax, social insurance, etc. etc. I believe our tax burden is comparable to the US on the whole, though.
The last comment we got about this thread title was that it was offensive.
Angus, I think perhaps you're forgetting who it was that found it offensive....
Glad to hear you're feeling better and drunk!