Most dealers, if they're that desperate for a sale (and they usually are) will tax it for you in my experience. Doesn't matter if they're a big dealership or a little backlot in the suburbs, they'll get you taxed if it makes them the sale.
Have you tried the online system for taxing cars? As soon as your car insurance has been issued by your insurers then the DVLA has a record of it these days. Paying for your road tax online won't actually require you having your insurance document to hand as they already know you're insured!
Failing that, why the hell didn't you ask the last owner to tax it for you and have the cost of it added to the price of the car?
Having been a presiding officer at a polling station for a borough council election here in England, the solution for blind voters is simple. A plastic overlay with all the details written in Braille is put over the ballot paper so that the voter knows where to mark it accordingly.
From what I've heard from my other half who studies there, the uni is heavily reliant on international students, particularly from China, and desperately tries to avoid any negative publicity caused by student actions that may stop this money farm.
Any university where the Vice-Chancellor has posted statements around campus stating that students have the right not be confronted by disturbing ideas clearly does not believe in academic freedom of thought.
All I wish for is for everyone to be treated equally, how can everyone be treated equally when one minority gets such great privileges over all others, they should have the same as everyone else.
Too bad about the previous 200 years of whitefellas destroying their society and taking their land eh?
You're on a male-dominated degree and hoping to get a job in a male-dominated profession. Classes on feminism are a damn good place to meet Women of the Opposite Sex, plus if you play your cards right you come across as sensitive and modern boyfriend material. Think about it...
Not on OSX mate- it's designed so that you only ever log in as Root to install software. It's pretty well impossible for spyware to install itself automatically without an Admin agreeing to it.
Big fucking do. Don't break the law and you won't get fined- it's that bloody simple. Try it next time.
As for the taxes on motoring, it is still not high enough to pay for the social and enviromental costs of driving UK PLC has to pay for.
Construction work in the UK has been in metric from the 1970s I'm afraid. My father's an architect and about two years after he finished his training had to move over to metric. As for materials for sale, well that's a more recent thing as sales legislation finally changed the other year.
True story from my father- he was working for a large insurance company dealing with internal design and furniture and equipment layouts. The PHB of the IT division wanted to view some plans for some reason, so my father printed out a set of floor plans at 1:100 scale and hands them over to one of the PHB's minions. A few minutes later, the minion returns requesting "some measurements on the plan". My dad points at the scale, gets a blank response so marks in a few main dimensions and sends the plan back. A few more minutes after that, the minion returns and shamefacedly asks for them "in imperial". Cue laughter from the whole office of architects and surveyors.
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Most dealers, if they're that desperate for a sale (and they usually are) will tax it for you in my experience. Doesn't matter if they're a big dealership or a little backlot in the suburbs, they'll get you taxed if it makes them the sale.
Have you tried the online system for taxing cars? As soon as your car insurance has been issued by your insurers then the DVLA has a record of it these days. Paying for your road tax online won't actually require you having your insurance document to hand as they already know you're insured!
Failing that, why the hell didn't you ask the last owner to tax it for you and have the cost of it added to the price of the car?
In the words of Lord Northcliffe, its original owner in the nineteenth century, "it was written by office boys for office boys".
Simple and effective.
Any university where the Vice-Chancellor has posted statements around campus stating that students have the right not be confronted by disturbing ideas clearly does not believe in academic freedom of thought.
Too bad about the previous 200 years of whitefellas destroying their society and taking their land eh?
No weapons on campus? That's gonna mess with the fencing club surely...
Don't forget Elite. Probably one of the best games ever made, and still well-loved. The Acorn port was damn good too...
What would it take to reunite the Beatles? Two bullets.
The vote was to remove the immunity clause. Democrats voted for the removal, Republicans for its retention.
You're on a male-dominated degree and hoping to get a job in a male-dominated profession. Classes on feminism are a damn good place to meet Women of the Opposite Sex, plus if you play your cards right you come across as sensitive and modern boyfriend material. Think about it...
Try Newsfire RSS reader on OS X- despite being set up to only ask for feeds every hour, I get blocked twice a week or so.
Try asking the Scandinavians or the Russians then- I'm pretty sure they manage okay on Diesels.
Try Australia- country with an even lower population density than the US, and yet they still manage to hold pretty well with European tech...
Not on OSX mate- it's designed so that you only ever log in as Root to install software. It's pretty well impossible for spyware to install itself automatically without an Admin agreeing to it.
Then you only tune your TV into the console and when they come around to check, show it to them and AFAIK you don't have to pay.
How exactly? It's only 8 foot long so to be hit between the cage on the plastic only would be pretty difficult...
Don't forget the earlier games- my vote's for elite.
And the electorate willing, come October 9th will be pulling its troops out of Iraq as fast as they can manage.
Big fucking do. Don't break the law and you won't get fined- it's that bloody simple. Try it next time. As for the taxes on motoring, it is still not high enough to pay for the social and enviromental costs of driving UK PLC has to pay for.
Construction work in the UK has been in metric from the 1970s I'm afraid. My father's an architect and about two years after he finished his training had to move over to metric. As for materials for sale, well that's a more recent thing as sales legislation finally changed the other year. True story from my father- he was working for a large insurance company dealing with internal design and furniture and equipment layouts. The PHB of the IT division wanted to view some plans for some reason, so my father printed out a set of floor plans at 1:100 scale and hands them over to one of the PHB's minions. A few minutes later, the minion returns requesting "some measurements on the plan". My dad points at the scale, gets a blank response so marks in a few main dimensions and sends the plan back. A few more minutes after that, the minion returns and shamefacedly asks for them "in imperial". Cue laughter from the whole office of architects and surveyors.