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13-06-2009, 01:14 PM
Originally Posted by Azz 
Well then we'll just have to agree to disagree
Imo, spending 1 million pounds on a house will generally get you something far far far more worthwhile than spending 50,000 on a PNP. A better house will generally mean a better standard of living. What will an expensive PNP add to your life?
And I never once said....
I'm not telling anyone what they should or shouldn't do. All I said was what I'd be comfortable doing and why I think others get them. Is that really so bad?
They can in many instances be an investment too. I know my boss paid a very small sum for his and now its worth over £2000. Plus of course, you never forget it!
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13-06-2009, 04:46 PM
Originally Posted by Lionhound
What about _Do4 SEY Azz
Originally Posted by MissE
Or think of how wonderful when people say - "but you don't look that old"
Originally Posted by Borderdawn
Yes its norty of you!!!
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14-06-2009, 11:02 AM
Originally Posted by Azz
MissE - but I'm not 54!!
Plus I thought number plates with 'Z' in them were not original British ones?Lionhound - that's one reason I forgot! Do they really go up in value? Is it a risky punt tho? I know the original ones from the DVLA did, not so sure about them now?
Lol at DO5EY
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14-06-2009, 04:35 PM
Originally Posted by Borderdawn
Some folk seem incredibly sharp with their opinions on something that will never ever affect them in any way. Its a personal choice, if you want one have one!
Originally Posted by Azz
Well then we'll just have to agree to disagree
Imo, spending 1 million pounds on a house will generally get you something far far far more worthwhile than spending 50,000 on a PNP. A better house will generally mean a better standard of living. What will an expensive PNP add to your life?
And I never once said....
If you want to spend , and have the money on a plate worth 20,000 then its your business.. no one else's..and neither should , you be made to feel the money would be better spent giving it to charity.
Dont forget of you have 20,000 spare, you are proberbly paying a hefty wack in national insurance anyway.
So are already giving back to society.
RE- the investment.. the more expensive they are , the more they go up in value.
As for the money contributing to a better standard of life, , by buying a more expensive home... well that will be obvious... if you can afford the 1 million home or the 20,000 plate... you will already be living that standard of life.
Originally Posted by Azz
I'm not telling anyone what they should or shouldn't do. All I said was what I'd be comfortable doing and why I think others get them. [I]Is that really so bad?[/I]
But there are ways of expressing your opinion...and when it is accompanied with
It seems to be more of a dig than an opinion.
As most of the members on this thread either have or would have one..its a little tactless
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14-06-2009, 04:57 PM
Originally Posted by Azz
That sounds like dosey
Lol that's a good point!
Why?
If it pleases them and harms nobody else, why not?
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