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Daggers

What grinds my gears...

By Daggers, in General Chat

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sphericalfox

sphericalfox

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My son is British (me), Jamaican (wife), South African (place of birth) and American (current citizenship). Can he get away with quad heritage?!

 

I thought if you take American citizenship you renounce any other citizenship?

Stadt

Stadt

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My son is British (me), Jamaican (wife), South African (place of birth) and American (current citizenship). Can he get away with quad heritage?!

nah he's definitely english

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Stadt

Stadt

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I am hoping when he grows up he can run as fast as a Jamaican and kick a ball, so that he can beat Rooney's England record!

haha for Leicester too

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Great Boos Up

Great Boos Up

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I thought if you take American citizenship you renounce any other citizenship?

Yes you are right, but just don't hand in your old passport, and suddenly you are dual nationality. Nobody want's know apart from US immigration and our taxman. If both are happy, keep both passports.

kingcarr21

kingcarr21

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My son is British (me), Jamaican (wife), South African (place of birth) and American (current citizenship). Can he get away with quad heritage?!

I worked out my children are 5/8 English, a Quarter Venezuelan and 1/8 Polish.  

 

 

That was a fun night :thumbup:

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Vicki Vixen

Vicki Vixen

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I thought if you take American citizenship you renounce any other citizenship?

No, dual is allowed. The only downside of US citizenship is that they make you pay tax on worldwide income even if you never set foot in the US your entire life.

Merging Cultures

Merging Cultures

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No, dual is allowed. The only downside of US citizenship is that they make you pay tax on worldwide income even if you never set foot in the US your entire life.

 

Not quite. They have a tax threshold of about USD90,000, which my wife doesn't quite reach... however she does have to report her income no matter what. Which is different to the UK, where while I am out of the country, they don't care.

Darkon84

Darkon84

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My son is British (me), Jamaican (wife), South African (place of birth) and American (current citizenship). Can he get away with quad heritage?!

 

 

Bloody foreigners, stealing all the heritage! *shakes fist*

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Finnaldo

Finnaldo

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I was driving my ambulance Van around fosse park roundabout, trying to get a child's kidney to hospital when this dozy old Todger.....

You just nicked the poor kid's kidney??

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Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo

Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo

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The latest Weetabix advert... stop mincing about Frankie...

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sFYjigIZG8

I hate that one so much it makes me hate all old people. "Wowing people with the Southend Shimmy", more like "Upsetting people with his limp wrist and bingo wings"

I hate the music. I hate that he spins around once and looks like he's about to have a seizure from overdoing it. I hate that they call that a dance. I hate the way he wiggles his spoon before he eats. I hate the way the advert is cut so you have to watch each second of the advert 3 or 4 times over while they try to convince you that Weetabix somehow keeps you youthful, despite the fact that they are showing you an 80 year old man moving like a 90 year old, and struggling. I think when they had auditions for the advert "Frankie" was the only one who'd lower himself to this level. Have a bit of dignity FFS.

He should have learnt from "gonna taste great" Frosties child. Probably got paid in cereal and now hated

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DB11

DB11

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Animal abusers.

Saw a Facebook post on spotted Syston today that someone has chopped off a horses ear, broke two of its legs and slashed it numerous times. What kind of sick **** does this?

Have seen various people offering cash sums for a name over who did it and I would gladly pay money to punish the person responsible. Absolute sick ****. A horse is defenceless and one of natures beautiful creatures why would you want to do that?

Angers me so much

We have a suspect:

Horse shit.

Most people with dogs pick it up when they take them for walks. Why not people with horses. I have to travel through country lanes to get to work and there is horse shit everywhere on the roads. If these people want to travel on public roads surely they should be responsible enough to clean up after them, if not stick to the fields. Why should I have to constantly clean my wheels because of these idiots? I pay road tax do they?

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Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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That people are "too busy" that they won't wait 5 seconds to be polite (in numerous different situations) and yet have countless hours to watch X-Factor.

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