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  1. VAT payable on cycling clothes??

    Muckle Thanks

  2. "Centurian_Ooo'yabass" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    VAT payable on cycling clothes??

    Muckle Thanks

    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.

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    VAT payable on cycling clothes??

    Muckle Thanks

    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.

    You believe correctly.

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    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.

    On first reading I thought you meant "bar helmets" and then
    wondered how drunk you'd have to get to warrant wearing a
    helmet in a bar? :-/

    Graeme

  5. "Graeme" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.

    On first reading I thought you meant "bar helmets" and
    then wondered how drunk you'd have to get to warrant
    wearing a helmet in a bar? :-/

    Graeme

    Sorry Graeme. Is that a northern expression then? Sometimes
    I think I'm speaking (typing) as the Queen herself would
    deem appropriate and then I realise I sound like an extra
    from Emmerdale Farm :-)

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  6. Graeme said:

    "Paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:409ff1e9$0$25328$cc9e4d1f@news-
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    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.

    On first reading I thought you meant "bar helmets" and
    then wondered how drunk you'd have to get to warrant
    wearing a helmet in a bar? :-/

    It's like a bar tat, as in "On Ilkley Moor bar t'at".
    That's an tale about a young man who ventured forth onto
    said moor without his helmet, and before he knew it he had
    caught his deeth and ended up deed and buried, feeding the
    worms, who were fed on by ducks, who were fed on by the
    original story teller, who therefore fed indiractly on the
    original miscreant. So, children, always wear your helmet,
    or someone will eat you. Sadly, "On Ilkley moor bar
    t'elmet" didn't rhyme.

    --
    Trevor Barton

  7. in message <[email hidden]>, Graeme

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    "Paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:409ff1e9$0$25328$cc9e4d1f@news-
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    Quoted message said:

    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.

    On first reading I thought you meant "bar helmets" and
    then wondered how drunk you'd have to get to warrant
    wearing a helmet in a bar? :-/

    I assumed it was a special helmet to fit over the
    handlebars, to protect them from injury.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke)
    jasmine.org.uk~simon

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    LINUX.' ;; <URL:http://www.woz.org/woz/cresponses/r-
    esponse03.html

  8. "Paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    VAT payable on cycling clothes??

    Muckle Thanks

    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.

    So if someone developed a "full body helmet" then they could
    effectively sell "clothing" totally vat free?

  9. Adrian Boliston said:

    So if someone developed a "full body helmet" then they
    could effectively sell "clothing" totally vat free?

    Yes, Adrian, they could do just that.

    <sigh

  10. On Tue, 11 May 2004 08:03:55 GMT, Trevor Barton <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    It's like a bar tat, as in "On Ilkley Moor bar t'at".
    That's an tale about a young man who ventured forth onto
    said moor without his helmet, and before he knew it he had
    caught his deeth and ended up deed and buried, feeding the
    worms, who were fed on by ducks, who were fed on by the
    original story teller, who therefore fed indiractly on the
    original miscreant. So, children, always wear your helmet,
    or someone will eat you. Sadly, "On Ilkley moor bar
    t'elmet" didn't rhyme.

    I've never heard the tale recounted quite that way,
    Trevor. But then again I am from Lancashire so whadda I
    know, bye gum.

    James

  11. "Paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:40a074a2$0$25320$cc9e4d1f@news-
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    Sorry Graeme. Is that a northern expression then?

    No, it's a perfectly normal expression, my comment was more
    a sign of how my mind works (or rather doesn't) :-)

    Graeme

  12. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Graeme
    "Paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:409ff1e9$0$25328$cc9e4d1f@news-
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    Quoted message said:

    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.



    On first reading I thought you meant "bar helmets" and then
    wondered how drunk you'd have to get to warrant wearing a
    helmet in a bar? :-/

    Graeme

    My sister works in the INtensive care unit of a local hospital and tells me that falling off bar stoools when drunk is quite a common cause of head injury amongst the patients in her ward . This is exactly the sort of injury that could be prevented by wearing a cycle helmet. Are there any MPs out there willing to sponsor a private members bill to make bar fly helmets compulsary? Or should we really be looking to shift the burden on the the dealers: ie force all bars to fit deep pile carpets?

  13. "Centurian_Ooo'yabass" <[email hidden]>typed

    Quoted message said:

    VAT payable on cycling clothes??

    Quoted message said:

    Muckle Thanks

    Yes.

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  14. Centurian_Ooo'yabass said:

    VAT payable on cycling clothes??

    Muckle Thanks

    Yes, but I don't know how you'd be able to make a case to
    claim it back as being essential for business unless your
    name is Lance...

    Regards,

    Pete.
    --
    Peter Connolly acutecomputing.co.ukacutecomputing.co.uk Derby UK

  15. robbiew <[email hidden]> wrote in news:2a6oc.12638$m7.567
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    Or should we really be looking to shift the burden on the
    the dealers: ie force all bars to fit deep pile carpets?

    If they went back to the old days of sawdust on the floors
    you could just pile it on a bit thicker. :-)

    Graeme

  16. Simon Brooke <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I assumed it was a special helmet to fit over the
    handlebars, to protect them from injury.

    Of course it can only protect them from minor scratches and
    dings. In serious crashes the extra rotational force might
    actually increase damage to the headset.

    --
    Dave...

  17. robbiew <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    My sister works in the INtensive care unit of a local
    hospital and tells me that falling off bar stoools when
    drunk is quite a common cause of head injury amongst the
    patients in her ward . This is exactly the sort of injury
    that could be prevented by wearing a cycle helmet.

    It would be interesting (and useful) to know whether these
    actually outnumbered cycling head injuries.

    Quoted message said:

    Are there any MPs out there willing to sponsor a private
    members bill to make bar fly helmets compulsary?

    Probably not, as this would affect most of the honourable
    members themselves.

    Quoted message said:

    Or should we really be looking to shift the burden on the
    the dealers: ie force all bars to fit deep pile carpets?

    BHIT - The Bar Helmet Initiative Trust.

    --
    Dave...

  18. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Simon Brooke
    in message <[email hidden]>, Graeme

    (') said:

    "Paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:409ff1e9$0$25328$cc9e4d1f@news-
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    Quoted message said:

    On all bar helmets and kids clothing I believe.

    On first reading I thought you meant "bar helmets" and
    then wondered how drunk you'd have to get to warrant
    wearing a helmet in a bar? :-/



    I assumed it was a special helmet to fit over the
    handlebars, to protect them from injury.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke)
    jasmine.org.uk~simon

    ;; Woz: 'All the best people in life seem to like
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    esponse03.html

    Awww such a cute thought 🙂

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