Spurs and liverpool furloughed their staff , Kyle Walker says Hold my beer , he has always been a dumb putz
Are the hookers going to pay tax on their money?
Or would walker have paid with Luncheon vouchers , Cynthia paine styleI wish now was the 1980s, so I could see the results of the
legendary "Lindi St Claire" putting in her request to the tax man
for "loss of earnings" subsistence.![]()
Or would walker have paid with Luncheon vouchers , Cynthia paine style
God, that takes me back (to being a schoolkid reading about
the scandal as reported in the tabloids, and laughing whenever
seeing the "LV" sticker in the front window of chip shops etc) .![]()
My first job when leaving school ,working in a gents outfitters( only took it so I could get cheap Ben Sherman's and a crombie overcoat) and they offered LV's or an extra £2.00 a week , took the money
You should see the looks I get for buying physical mediaAfter I left Uni and was doing my Part II's, I worked for Jaeger for a bit, during the Christmas rush/January sales...again the staff discount came into it and I got LV's too. Must be a gents fashion thing. By then, you could spend them in loads of places (Sainsbury's I think) and they were fairly useful
Now, like Green Shield Stamps, you speak about them around your kids and they're pissing themselves laughing at dad's 'black and white' olden days.
After I left Uni and was doing my Part II's, I worked for Jaeger for a bit, during the Christmas rush/January sales...again the staff discount came into it and I got LV's too. Must be a gents fashion thing. By then, you could spend them in loads of places (Sainsbury's I think) and they were fairly usefu
You learn something new every day (I thought LVs were only for food establishments) .
"Now, like Green Shield Stamps, you speak about them around your kids and they're pissing themselves laughing at dad's 'black and white' olden days"
I used to be on stamp licking duty in the early-mid 1970s for my grandparents' albums.
I recall there was a similar kind of blue-coloured voucher card that used to be in
packets of some brands of cigarette (but I cannot think what they were called -
so it could be a figment of my imagination) .
My dad's dad collected the cigarette ones and bought something bloody major with them. I forget what.
A mate of mine used to get them and he found a local pub that took them , wonder when they stopped giving them outAfter I left Uni and was doing my Part II's, I worked for Jaeger for a bit, during the Christmas rush/January sales...again the staff discount came into it and I got LV's too. Must be a gents fashion thing. By then, you could spend them in loads of places (Sainsbury's I think) and they were fairly useful
Now, like Green Shield Stamps, you speak about them around your kids and they're pissing themselves laughing at dad's 'black and white' olden days.
My dad's dad collected the cigarette ones and bought something bloody major with them. I forget what. He did smoke 80 a day and it killed him in his early 60's. so it came at the heaviest of costs
Was it embassy cigarettes, my nan smoked them and collected the coupons, my old man said that she smoked so heavy that she didn't have a period but she had a soot fall , years later I cottoned on what it meant
His agent has said that it's not:Greavsie in hospital, hope it's not Corona.