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King Richard III
King Richard III
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Stewart Pearson
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Re: King Richard III
At £4.70 and hour parking charges, he owes the council a bloody fortune!! 
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Aaah but I believe that he has a loophole, Stu. You have to pay to park ON the tarmac there is nothing about paying for parking UNDER the tarmac. 
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Now that's just nitpicking.Firebird wrote:Aaah but I believe that he has a loophole, Stu. You have to pay to park ON the tarmac there is nothing about paying for parking UNDER the tarmac.
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Re: King Richard III
shouldn't the car park owe him money, since the car park...parked on him?
Re: King Richard III
Apparently he has 60 days to make a claim in writing. 
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Actually, his claim will be declared null and void, as they have rules against "sub" letting.Firebird wrote:Apparently he has 60 days to make a claim in writing.
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Maybe they should check the car park at the "Kings Head"
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I would have thought the "White Horse" was better bet Jim - wasn't he looking for one of those at Bosworth?jimrodger wrote:Maybe they should check the car park at the "Kings Head"
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A small brown Richard the Third 
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Didn't it fly away?CelticWarrior wrote:A small brown Richard the Third
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