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My Hobby.

manTime · 2007-12-23 22:41:25

I know what you mean I lived in vietnam and thailand for about 3 years and my lifestyle never batted an eyelid - back in Ireland i keep a shoe collection as a hobbie, but Irish women! when they find out they judge and call me a wierdo just because I happen to only collect childrens shoes.

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#92 27-12-2007 11:39pm
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I collect €50 notes.
Not usually a good idea showing that to any female company I take home; you'd never be rid of them (the wimminz not the moneys)

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#93 28-12-2007 12:49am
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Troll or not, best thread ever

Cake, and grief counseling, will be available at the conclusion of the test

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#94 29-12-2007 7:11pm
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Uhm.. I'm very disturbed.

Does this do anything of you, manTIME?

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#95 31-12-2007 2:38pm
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Now we know the real reason for the kids shoe collection...

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=54735177&postcount=5

It's just gone from weird to sick.

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#96 31-12-2007 2:45pm
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This one's even better:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=54666262&postcount=45

He's clearly trolling but the above post is still a bit much.

Although he does seem to know his stuff when it comes to children's shoes:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=54735325&postcount=28

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#97 31-12-2007 2:46pm
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What's everyone's opinion on the whole tax on children's shoes debate?

If the OP were to sell his collection, would he have to charge tax?

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#98 31-12-2007 4:30pm
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Schlemm wrote: »

What's everyone's opinion on the whole tax on children's shoes debate?

If the OP were to sell his collection, would he have to charge tax?

It all depends. If he's added value in the form of caressing the shoes then yes, he would be liable to VAT.......

This is a strange thread

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#99 31-12-2007 5:08pm
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At leaast he wasn't responsible for collecting these shoes.

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#100 31-12-2007 6:11pm
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manTime wrote: »

I know what you mean I lived in vietnam and thailand for about 3 years and my lifestyle never batted an eyelid - back in Ireland i keep a shoe collection as a hobbie, but Irish women! when they find out they judge and call me a wierdo just because I happen to only collect childrens shoes.

Do you collect them in pairs or singles? I have a few old pairs nike airmax or classics. Pm me if you want them.

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#101 31-12-2007 9:29pm
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Make sure u get a fair price for them.

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