Has Porky completely lost his mind AGAIN???

Tgwu wrote:

zyph wrote:

akagreengull wrote:

I was born in the long gone Alexandra maternity home, in Stoke, as the crow flies it was a very short distance to the 'Dockyard sirens' , which must also make me a leader of the 'Janner Nation'.

http://www.olddevonport.uk/Alexandra%20Maternity%20Home.htm

Small world.....so was I.....my birth certificate gives it a Devonport address.

The part I used to deliver Sunday papers to in the late 50s is still standing, The main part that was knocked down were nurse quarters. the old buildings was long gone.

I am a Devonport boy through and through, not Plymouth but Devonport boy.

IS that near where the Van Dike used to be?

Yes, in the same road Exmouth RD, Van Dike (had a couple of names over the years) was on the corner of the park and the Hospital was halfway along the park.

That's why I couldn't remember the Van Dike I thought it was on Union St up the stairs by the Chinky. If I remember correctly now it was next to Devonport boxing club and you also went up stairs to get to it? Metro at one time with Punk gigs?

the paranoia has struck again banning someone from the farm for pointing out brent could be in trouble with pcc over the mank over

Jethro wrote:

the paranoia has struck again banning someone from the farm for pointing out brent could be in trouble with pcc over the mank over

Dear oh dear oh dear.

Jethro wrote:

the paranoia has struck again banning someone from the farm for pointing out brent could be in trouble with pcc over the mank over

Which as we now know was 100% accurate. Clubs a complete mess this drainage resolution could take months to sort. Who is paying for it lol

harvetheslayer wrote:

Jethro wrote:

the paranoia has struck again banning someone from the farm for pointing out brent could be in trouble with pcc over the mank over

Which as we now know was 100% accurate. Clubs a complete mess this drainage resolution could take months to sort. Who is paying for it lol

Waiting for an auction to distract the followers with...

Earwegoagain wrote:

That's why I couldn't remember the Van Dike I thought it was on Union St up the stairs by the Chinky. If I remember correctly now it was next to Devonport boxing club and you also went up stairs to get to it? Metro at one time with Punk gigs?

Both. The Van Dike was in Exmouth Rd and there were steps up to the front door. Then that building became the Metro, and then the Metro moved to Union St, two floors up. Greg Van Dike was the DJ.

Peggy wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

That's why I couldn't remember the Van Dike I thought it was on Union St up the stairs by the Chinky. If I remember correctly now it was next to Devonport boxing club and you also went up stairs to get to it? Metro at one time with Punk gigs?

Both. The Van Dike was in Exmouth Rd and there were steps up to the front door. Then that building became the Metro, and then the Metro moved to Union St, two floors up. Greg Van Dike was the DJ.

Ahhh I see thanks, been to both many times but not as Van Dike youngster.

The data collection sorry most giving guy is up to his old tricks again not going well for Jimmy wheel out an auction but this time its not an auction ,

A bit of a change for the coming season, which gives someone a chance of owning this without having to win an auction.

I am offering a squad signed and match played home shirt (In August).

All you have to do is to BACS me £5.00 (£6.00 PayPal) and your name will go into the draw.

If you fancy more than one go, that's fine, simply double or treble the amount accordingly.

As always all profits will be ploughed back into the academy.

The sheep have lapped it up bank details and address to add to the file.

Is he licensed to run a Lottery?

argyl3 wrote:

Is he licensed to run a Lottery?

he couldn’t even get a license to run a bath let alone a lottery

RegGreen wrote:

argyl3 wrote:

Is he licensed to run a Lottery?

he couldn’t even get a license to run a bath let alone a lottery

The fat slug of a pig wouldn't fit in a standard bath.

argyl3 wrote:

Is he licensed to run a Lottery?

thats never stopped him doing something he shouldn't before.

Bob Crow wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

argyl3 wrote:

Is he licensed to run a Lottery?

he couldn’t even get a license to run a bath let alone a lottery

The fat slug of a pig wouldn't fit in a standard bath.

Least he can have a bath when the ice shed ice needs replacing

Hope he's paying taxes on any earnings

Yea Man wrote:

Hope he's paying taxes on any earnings

As much chance of Porky declaring tax as there is of Nikk being in the black at the bank.

It's not earnings it's Jimmies cash float.

Earwegoagain wrote:

It's not earnings it's Jimmies cash float.

Monopoly money.

Bob Crow wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

It's not earnings it's Jimmies cash float.

Monopoly money.

Does make you wonder if 100% of the cash goes to where he says it will, I have my doubts.

Still creaming that paypal fee on top it all adds up,

Not sure if they changed it but claiming it was a family and friends transfer didn't incur a fee to be paid well that was my understanding it may have changed,

But the oaf won't change we will just have to keep pointing out the dodgy bullshit until the day he ends up down Charles Cross nick,

Looks like Nooly forgot to wipe Jimmy's man juice off his face.

https://mobile.twitter.com/IJN3/status/1011607524192210945

Yea Man wrote:

Looks like Nooly forgot to wipe Jimmy's man juice off his face.

https://mobile.twitter.com/IJN3/status/1011607524192210945

Jethro wrote:

Bob Crow wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

It's not earnings it's Jimmies cash float.

Monopoly money.

Does make you wonder if 100% of the cash goes to where he says it will, I have my doubts.

Still creaming that paypal fee on top it all adds up,

Not sure if they changed it but claiming it was a family and friends transfer didn't incur a fee to be paid well that was my understanding it may have changed,

But the oaf won't change we will just have to keep pointing out the dodgy bullshit until the day he ends up down Charles Cross nick,

As it's now illegal to charge card transaction fees, surely it must also be illegal to charge PayPal fees. But since when has Porky taken any notice of the law?
Porky's interpretation of the law is as almost as illegitimate as Goldberg's interpretation of it.

Bob Crow wrote:

Jethro wrote:

Bob Crow wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

It's not earnings it's Jimmies cash float.

Monopoly money.

Does make you wonder if 100% of the cash goes to where he says it will, I have my doubts.

Still creaming that paypal fee on top it all adds up,

Not sure if they changed it but claiming it was a family and friends transfer didn't incur a fee to be paid well that was my understanding it may have changed,

But the oaf won't change we will just have to keep pointing out the dodgy bullshit until the day he ends up down Charles Cross nick,

As it's now illegal to charge card transaction fees, surely it must also be illegal to charge PayPal fees. But since when has Porky taken any notice of the law?
Porky's interpretation of the law is as almost as illegitimate as Goldberg's interpretation of it.

Not got round to checking that PayPal family and friends thing, will do it now.
But thats just added to the list of illegal activities he's been part of .

Sending money.
It’s free to use PayPal to send money to friends and family in the UK, as long as the payment is fully funded by a bank account or PayPal balance, and no currency conversion is involved. Sending GBP payments that are fully funded by your debit/prepaid card is also free.

If you fund all or part of the payment using a credit card, send money in a different currency or make an international transfer, we charge you, the sender, a small fee. A currency conversion fee may also apply.

We think that’s pretty fair.

Sending money to friends and family within the UK (in GBP):Free when fully funded by the sender’s PayPal balance, bank account, debit card or prepaid card. If you use a credit card to send money, a fee of 3.4% + 20p applies.
Sending money to friends and family within the UK (in foreign currencies):
Currency conversion fees apply. If you are using a credit card, debit card or prepaid card, a fee of 3.4% + a fixed fee (charged in the currency received) will also apply.

Sending money to friends and family outside the UK:A small fee applies to cross-border payments, depending on where the recipient is based and how the payment is funded. Currency conversion fees also apply to payments in foreign currencies.


So he's creaming at least the transaction fee off the top as well,