Russian Women Discussion
RWD Discussion Groups => Starting Out => Topic started by: Trenchcoat on July 14, 2020, 01:19:39 AM
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No, 2T is bang on the money.
You know sod all about what it costs to import and live with FSU women. Your entire premise of ‘getting’ with one is to subject her to a bargain basement life where she earns her keep on top of slaving for you and washing your crack stained Y fronts while you get her up the duff as quick as you can in the hope she won’t dump you as soon as she sees the shithole 2up2down terrace you call home.
£14k. :cluebat:
You’re nothing but a leech. Paying no tax and expecting to get free healthcare and education.
LMAO :ROFL:
So funny because it is true :D
Actually not quite all true, monthly I pay about £15 Income tax and about £37 National Insurance from my wages, so I do pay some money in. Incidentally it's best I pay some National Insurance to ensure I get the full State Pension upon retirement ;D
I hear you rich do the same John, 'being tax efficient' is I believe what you rich guys call it.
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I'll be glad of her making clothes,, selling them and that can be her pocket money ..
She buys and sells property and does ok .. So may be she can try it in the west? ...
Mobe, your generosity knows no bounds :D
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Mobe, your generosity knows no bounds :D
I wouldn't expect you to understand, " Mr I can earn more money when I need to and thinking doing up a Welsh valley house will earn you enough to live off " :ROFL:
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I wouldn't expect you to understand, " Mr I can earn more money when I need to and thinking doing up a Welsh valley house will earn you enough to live off " :ROFL:
Mobe, you'd be surprised what can grow from small acorns :)
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LMAO :ROFL:
So funny because it is true :D
Actually not quite all true, monthly I pay about £15 Income tax and about £37 National Insurance from my wages, so I do pay some money in.
Last of the big spenders aren’t you.
Incidentally it's best I pay some National Insurance to ensure I get the full State Pension upon retirement ;D
Yes, you’d better make sure about your State Pension as its a grim retirement you face.....if you’re poor now I hate to think what your miserable existence is going to be like then.
You’ll still be single, living in your mother’s basement scheming to ‘get’ a woman.
I hear you rich do the same John, 'being tax efficient' is I believe what you rich guys call it.
If I were rich, I might do so. Of course being ‘rich’ is relative.
To you, anything over £20k would be rich, no doubt.
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Trenchcoat,
I'll hazard a guess you pay more UK tax than one of your 'fans'... ;)
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Trenchcoat,
I'll hazard a guess you pay more UK tax than JG... ;)
Here comes Moby making an Arse out of himself.
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Swerving DS JG?
You 'handed it out' to our Trench, which was 'interesting' given we BOTH know you were on WELL dodgy ground re paying UK taxes ... :popcorn:
Here comes Moby making an Arse out of himself.
Yet again........
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Trench's 'fan' tells him off for avoiding UK taxes.. Whoosh !
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Poor 'ol DS JG,
Tells off people for avoiding UK taxes and will seek help as that is effectively what he is doing...
Moby spinning here.
Pray, tell us how you have access to my tax records?
Oh, wait, you don’t. :ROFL:
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Moby spinning here.
Pray, tell us how you have access to my tax records?
Oh, wait, you don’t. :ROFL:
Whoosh!
I think you just proved my point about the veracity of your suggestions over the years . :ROFL:
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Whoosh!
I think you just proved my point about the veracity of your suggestions over the years . :ROFL:
Tell us again what you know about my tax return?
You can’t, of course, so we can expect some more diversionary mumbo jumbo from the house clown.
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"Tell us again what you know about my tax return?"
That your real name isn't John Gaunt...
and you're NOT a rich man...
so you're just arguing over who is the least poor
alas poor Yorick!
a fellow of infinite jest
would kinda sum up your existence
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Trench's 'fan' tells him off for avoiding UK taxes.. Whoosh !
Yes I kind of envisaged John Gaunt as the type of rich guy, rich boss? who likes to stick it to the man how little he pays while he pays even less, perhaps next to nothing at all. The cheek of the guy!
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"Tell us again what you know about my tax return?"
That your real name isn't John Gaunt...
and you're NOT a rich man...
so you're just arguing over who is the least poor
alas poor Yorick!
a fellow of infinite jest
would kinda sum up your existence
Leave the poor chap, alone, Krim.. he's confused as to who he is :popcorn:
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"Tell us again what you know about my tax return?"
That your real name isn't John Gaunt...
and you're NOT a rich man...
so you're just arguing over who is the least poor
alas poor Yorick!
a fellow of infinite jest
would kinda sum up your existence
Right on q. Here comes house clown no.2. :cluebat:
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thanks for announcing yourself Gaunt, i.e. lean and haggard, especially because of suffering, hunger, or age.
ahahahaha....
you poor sod, never mind the bollox you pikey Mingebag
go live in Essex, where you belong with the old lady's bridge clubs
have a cuppa
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Anyway going back to the topic off the thread thought it worth explaining. In the UK any salary over £12.5 income will be taxed approximately by 1/3 (20 percent income tax & 12 percent National Insurance tax). So losing a third off all your salary over £12.5k per annum is a big hit. Take off commuting to work expenses off that and you are looking at even less. Hence being a bit novel in how you go about it and avoiding wasting work not being rewarded is what you need to do in the UK. Otherwise you are doing a lot of work and getting precious little extra. While there is a higher threshold of 40 percent of you were under this but still on good money then it wouldn't be so bad but on jobs around £20k or so per annum where the Employer expects you to be stuck there all day it's really not work sacrificing your time for, its little more than a mugs game.
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Anyway going back to the topic off the thread thought it worth explaining. In the UK any salary over £12.5 income will be taxed approximately by 1/3 (20 percent income tax & 12 percent National Insurance tax). So losing a third off all your salary over £12.5k per annum is a big hit. Take off commuting to work expenses off that and you are looking at even less. Hence being a bit novel in how you go about it and avoiding wasting work not being rewarded is what you need to do in the UK. Otherwise you are doing a lot of work and getting precious little extra. While there is a higher threshold of 40 percent of you were under this but still on good money then it wouldn't be so bad but on jobs around £20k or so per annum where the Employer expects you to be stuck there all day it's really not work sacrificing your time for, its little more than a mugs game.
Trench,
if you got off your arse and earnt enough you wouldn't mind paying taxes or could afford to live were taxation is less arduous ..
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Trench,
if you got off your arse and earnt enough you wouldn't mind paying taxes or could afford to live were taxation is less arduous ..
To some extent true, I'll give you that one Mobers ;D Yeah, if I was earning £30-40k per year or more then I wouldn't be doing badly after tax. So say I was earning £32,5k before tax. £32,5k - £12,5k means approx £20k that is charged at approx 33 percent tax as a rough approximation. So that would be a third of £20k in tax so £6,666 in tax. So £13,334 after tax plus the original £12,5k so £25,834 total after tax take home pay approximately. There would of course be some added petrol & car maintenance costs of that. Now that's not too bad but you can see that if I was making instead £22,5k or less after taking off tax it wouldn't make a lot of difference but I would be stuck working a five day week most likely.
I generally regard working for an Employer as a necessary evil until I can do away with it by doing my own thing. I believe I am not far from that now but I certainly need to keep my job on especially the way things are until I am on more certain ground.
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I generally regard working for an Employer as a necessary evil
Yeah right.. put that on your CV.. Oh and don't forget to put it in the job application as well in the section that asks: "Why do you want to work here?"
You're a real gem Trenchie.
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Yeah right.. put that on your CV.. Oh and don't forget to put it in the job application as well in the section that asks: "Why do you want to work here?"
You're a real gem Trenchie.
That's the thing you can go your whole life pandering after Employers wants and needs and them never being satisfied, nor you either. Things have gotten even worse recently with all this feminism in the workplace. I can't be had with it all, I would rather build up my own concern and not have to be reliant on an Employer. That can take time, but when it's done I should be in a much better place. Surfice to say I'll make sure I'm not dealing with any of these feminist type of women, they can go and take a hike :)
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Trench,
if you got off your arse and earnt enough you wouldn't mind paying taxes or could afford to live were WHERE taxation is less arduous ..
To some extent true, I'll give you that one Mobers ;D
Of course you should...
Trench, you KNOW you're spouting bollox. Your place up a Welsh valley is not going to bring enough to provide a lifestyle abroad and it won't attract the sot of tenants that don't need supervision .. if you are afar.
You post words that those who are 'living the dream' read and face-palm to the extent that most give up wanting to help you, but respond less someone reading your 'dating advice' might be read by a newbie and think you 'had a point' ..which you mostly... don't ..
After all these years, I'm still not sure if you're really as useless at understanding ladies ( full stop) or posting for a rise ... given so much you post screams , "this is never going to happen for me "(
You're in a really good place to learn by our mistake ..and you never do,
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Trench, you KNOW you're spouting bollox. Your place up a Welsh valley is not going to bring enough to provide a lifestyle abroad and it won't attract the sot of tenants that don't need supervision .. if you are afar.
I can work forward from my place up the Welsh valleys. So no alone it's not going to make it for me but it's a good first stepping stone. Remember now property is going to be cheap in places like Northern Italy and elsewhere soon. This virus is making places with a declining population decline further, then there is the economic impact. That all adds up to likely cheap property. Imagine a cheap property that is just in a bit of a state of disrepair say in Northern Italy. I can buy such a property do it up and have a great little place to relax with a Ukrainian girl. All can be done relatively cheaply :)
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I can work forward from my place up the Welsh valleys. So no alone it's not going to make it for me but it's a good first stepping stone. Remember now property is going to be cheap in places like Northern Italy and elsewhere soon. This virus is making places with a declining population decline further, then there is the economic impact. That all adds up to likely cheap property. Imagine a cheap property that is just in a bit of a state of disrepair say in Northern Italy. I can buy such a property do it up and have a great little place to relax with a Ukrainian girl. All can be done relatively cheaply :)
You might be better off just buying an inexpensive apartment in Ukraine and having a job done remotely via the net.
Or just find a desperate Muslim orphan who grew up in Russia.
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http://www.russianwomendiscussion.com/index.php?topic=24453.msg539270#msg539270 (http://www.russianwomendiscussion.com/index.php?topic=24453.msg539270#msg539270)
Property in Lombardy is never going to be within your economic reach.
This post was composed without the aid of google.
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if you don’t have family connections that can allow you to catch a ride on a privately owned Russian registered commercial aircraft, registered as part of the crew and land at Domodedovo late at night....
BUT...
if you DO have the $$$$ and you’re not a “poor but honest” kinda character...
Leading Charter Technologies (LTC) in Mosva
vip.chartertech.ru
a ticket is around $5,000, but they’ll do everything to get you into Moscva
you still have to have a quarantine spot....
otherwise, Moscva looks wide open right now
I'll be there 2 months from now
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I can work forward from my place up the Welsh valleys. So no alone it's not going to make it for me but it's a good first stepping stone. Remember now property is going to be cheap in places like Northern Italy and elsewhere soon. This virus is making places with a declining population decline further, then there is the economic impact. That all adds up to likely cheap property. Imagine a cheap property that is just in a bit of a state of disrepair say in Northern Italy. I can buy such a property do it up and have a great little place to relax with a Ukrainian girl. All can be done relatively cheaply :)
The forecasts are for property to go up, initially - as so many families have, sadly, split ..so there's increased demand for property. I cannot see this temp blip lasting, but these are interesting times..
You should look at places where FSU folk can no longer show income needed to get residency and are selling up .. Bulgaria ?
Or just find a desperate Muslim orphan who grew up in Russia.
My wife was born of an Uzbek dad, was effectively 'orphaned' as he was in his mid 50's ( and had no legs..blown off in the Red Army's push for Berlin ) when she was born .. Ma was a paraplegic .. After one died and t'other found it hard to cope she was placed in a former Soviet orphanage in another 'Stan and left for what became Russia ..just before the USSR broke up in her v.early 20's.
Could it be, our serially single, gossiping, fibber ( who is "too old to seek a FSU W") is 'at it', again ..?
Of course, he will tell us it's just a coincidence.. Other's will observe it was very specific 'advice' :popcorn:
Let's pretend it is a 'coincidence' .. Why would a Muslim lass in Moscow be 'desperate' ?