Bill

[legendis.god]

Whats the largest bill you've ever had.
By a bill that could be for your self or business, but not a mortgage as that's technically a loan and not a bill in the sense i mean.

Does that make sense?

[joggerjayne]

Pelicans should not reply to this "biggest bill" post.

[pastafreak]

A bill for �750..from an utility company....for an unoccupied property....

[joggerjayne]

If Kaka doesn't go to Manchester City, I'm going to buy him for Brighton (as long as I can pay by instalments).

[Ice.Maiden]

Same here pasta - electricity bill as it happens. Can't say what it was for the quarter, but it was immense. Dreading the next one! : (

[legendis.god]

my biggest i think would be for my shop


25 euros and a packet of walkers crisps


lol

[Prudentia]

�1.855 million, as duty on my family estate at hassop, but not my money, most of it was covered by my predecessors but I will never know who knows what happened tot our family fortune, we were the richest family in derbyshire in the 1600's

[sn�gged]

A Tax Bill.

B@st@rds.

[dot.hawkes]

it would not be hard to find out what happened to it if it was bequeathed to your ancestors, the wills would likely be in the Perogative Court of canterbury as I imagine they had property in both the Archdeaconry of York and the Atchdeaconry of canterbury, as most landed families did up to 1857

My largest individual Bill was the one for the Mexico holiday I think, �3.500 for two of us for 10 days.

[legendis.god]

oh dear i wondered whod be the biggest *^*^*^**^*^*^*^* welll there ya go


snaggy i know ur tax bill was more tan prudes eh ?

lmao

�1.855 million thats the duty bill for my carry out lol

[dustinmyeye]

his surname begins with F and he smokes alot of cigars .

[legendis.god]

Dusty lmfao


welll and he used to walk the walk too



lmao

[dustinmyeye]

he certainly did lol

[pastafreak]

what ??? ^ ^ ^ ^

[mightyWBA]

�63,493.26
:-(

[Ice.Maiden]

Pru???? I beg to differ here. The Dukes of Devonshire, who still own Chatsworth House, were by far the greatest landowners in Derbyshire, and as I'm sure you know, Bess of Hardwick moved there from Bolsover Castle in 1549.
Your ancestors are now spread around the country - and abroad, but basically, the Eyres became penniless about 100 years or so ago. I have no idea what happened to your fortune, but knowing the Cavendish family...could probs find out for you.

[puss_boots]

�600 tax year 2007 - 2008.It was very painfull.

[legendis.god]

aww pusss



is pru tess of the durbervilles ?


in the 21st century?




or is there some fantasy here?



lol