Tax Disc Perforations!
Tax Disc Perforations!
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pete_w

Original Poster:

646 posts

291 months

Tuesday 25th February 2003
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Anybody actually managed to get one out the card without tearing the disc or resorting to scissors?

DennisTheMenace

15,605 posts

296 months

Tuesday 25th February 2003
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have to take a day off work to do it though

chris.mapey

4,778 posts

295 months

Tuesday 25th February 2003
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I'm getting lots of practice at work now (1st March is soon)!!!

It's still f****ng difficult though!!

Chris

AJLintern

4,373 posts

291 months

Tuesday 25th February 2003
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Why can't they just supply them pre-cut? Tearing perforations is usually quite good fun in a bubble wrap popping sort of way, but not with these bloody things

JonRB

79,936 posts

300 months

Tuesday 25th February 2003
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I always use a pair of scissors.

Duh.

(Wife thinks I'm some kind of anally-retentive obsessive, mind)

wedg1e

27,031 posts

293 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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Yeah, it was always a pain in the @55 when you'd spent all that time in Paint Shop removing the text from the disc off your other car that you'd scanned in, then having to cut out fake perforations with a craft knife...

Thank god for the new tax disc legislation/ SORN: saves me - I mean, people - from having to go through it any more..

Ian

Spoonman

1,085 posts

289 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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I wait until I visit my parents, then get my mum to do it (honestly, no word of a lie). When I bother buying one, that is.

adrian jaye

139 posts

284 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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never ever ever ever,
no matter how slowly, fast, carefully I try !

last 15 years !

Deester

1,607 posts

288 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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wedg1e said: Yeah, it was always a pain in the @55 when you'd spent all that time in Paint Shop removing the text from the disc off your other car that you'd scanned in, then having to cut out fake perforations with a craft knife...

Thank god for the new tax disc legislation/ SORN: saves me - I mean, people - from having to go through it any more..

Ian







M@H

11,298 posts

300 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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I did one by chance about 8 years ago.. ! I use scissors nowadays as otherwise the excitement might kill me..

Matt.

Dai Capp

1,641 posts

288 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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I think perforations in general are a rip off.....

Tony Hall

23,144 posts

310 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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Tetley always used to recon it was their little perforations that helped the taste

Dai Capp

1,641 posts

288 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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Tony Hall said: Tetley always used to recon it was their little perforations that helped the taste


Yes but tea tastes crap if you make it with a tax disc...

roy c

4,211 posts

312 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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Dai Capp said:

Tony Hall said: Tetley always used to recon it was their little perforations that helped the taste


Yes but tea tastes crap if you make it with a tax disc...


Expensive tea. Cheaper if you make less than 1 litre tho'

RiverGirrl

857 posts

309 months

Wednesday 26th February 2003
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I have to buy one for the TVR this Friday. It has become a game/challenge/whatever to tear the disc without tearing the disc. I will let you know how it goes this Friday

JohnL

1,766 posts

293 months

Thursday 27th February 2003
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An aeroplane company once had problems with the wings falling off their new model. Finally in desperation they agreed to try their marketing person's suggestion of cutting a row of slots among the joint. Plane flew, no problems. How did you know? they asked.

"Well I used to work at the printers that made car tax discs ..."