A bit council Vol 2
Discussion
austinsmirk said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3843966/...
You decide on the morals here of P taking .......... I fully understand the pain and grief a parent must feel when they're child is ill, the need to take the pain from them, the desire to swap places with them, but...........
and then of course the girl is called Tarly and the mother Kory.
Where do people even find these names ? by putting their hands in scrabble bags and drawing letters out ?
We tried that and ended up with SCAX(13 points) and BOLO(6 points), So decided to go for regular names.You decide on the morals here of P taking .......... I fully understand the pain and grief a parent must feel when they're child is ill, the need to take the pain from them, the desire to swap places with them, but...........
and then of course the girl is called Tarly and the mother Kory.
Where do people even find these names ? by putting their hands in scrabble bags and drawing letters out ?
austinsmirk said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3843966/...
You decide on the morals here of P taking .......... I fully understand the pain and grief a parent must feel when they're child is ill, the need to take the pain from them, the desire to swap places with them, but...........
and then of course the girl is called Tarly and the mother Kory.
Where do people even find these names ? by putting their hands in scrabble bags and drawing letters out ?
I've seen parents putting kids in wheelchairs to claim imaginary illness, this poor little bugger could land mum plenty of cash if she knew the system You decide on the morals here of P taking .......... I fully understand the pain and grief a parent must feel when they're child is ill, the need to take the pain from them, the desire to swap places with them, but...........
and then of course the girl is called Tarly and the mother Kory.
Where do people even find these names ? by putting their hands in scrabble bags and drawing letters out ?
I think this counts - http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Edited version (incase the thread gets deleted):
OP (male) gets sacked from previous employer for dealing drugs.
Former colleague (female) leaves that employer and gets a job working with people that require, by the sounds of it, counselling / care.
OP tells former colleague he's single & lonely.
Former colleague decides it's a good idea to set OP up on a blind date with one of her patients that she's meant to be responsible for.
OP tells person on the date that he got sacked for dealing drugs.
Girl on blind date decides to report OP's former colleague for her behaviour in setting her up on a date with a drug dealer.
OP's former colleague is then sacked for consorting with a known drug dealer and actively referring her patient to him.
OP & former colleague now facing Police action (evidently).
OP then asks whether or not he should feel guilty for his former colleague and whether or not it's actually his fault she was sacked.
Edited version (incase the thread gets deleted):
OP (male) gets sacked from previous employer for dealing drugs.
Former colleague (female) leaves that employer and gets a job working with people that require, by the sounds of it, counselling / care.
OP tells former colleague he's single & lonely.
Former colleague decides it's a good idea to set OP up on a blind date with one of her patients that she's meant to be responsible for.
OP tells person on the date that he got sacked for dealing drugs.
Girl on blind date decides to report OP's former colleague for her behaviour in setting her up on a date with a drug dealer.
OP's former colleague is then sacked for consorting with a known drug dealer and actively referring her patient to him.
OP & former colleague now facing Police action (evidently).
OP then asks whether or not he should feel guilty for his former colleague and whether or not it's actually his fault she was sacked.
berlintaxi said:
Johnnytheboy said:
In what warped universe is she 35?!?!?!
35, that must have been some paper round.http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
I've seen parents putting kids in wheelchairs to claim imaginary illness, this poor little bugger could land mum plenty of cash if she knew the system
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as I've said before, I'm like a reverse Jesus, maiming the healthy and making them sick. the amount of people who suddenly dive into wheelchairs, grab dole poles, grasp radiators or fling themselves into armchairs when I call round is unbelievable.
I remember going to see a bloke who claimed to be a w.chair user. Boring statistic but only 3% of users are confirned FT. Most can get up and walk. this guy wants a ramp for his w.chair. generally again, its never for w/chairs, its always for scooters- you know a council go-kart.
lo and behold I pull up in a car and watch him lifting a scooter into the back of a motability MPV. Clearly nothing wrong with him.
It was a joy to have the conversation with the benefits fiddling lay about about my observations.
MWM3 said:
MikeT66 said:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
As posted by matchmaker in the GG thread. Saved from Zafira fire by a craving for sausage rolls....
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/fa...
That is brilliant! As posted by matchmaker in the GG thread. Saved from Zafira fire by a craving for sausage rolls....
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/fa...
AlexRS2782 said:
I think this counts - http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Edited version (incase the thread gets deleted):
OP (male) gets sacked from previous employer for dealing drugs.
Former colleague (female) leaves that employer and gets a job working with people that require, by the sounds of it, counselling / care.
OP tells former colleague he's single & lonely.
Former colleague decides it's a good idea to set OP up on a blind date with one of her patients that she's meant to be responsible for.
OP tells person on the date that he got sacked for dealing drugs.
Girl on blind date decides to report OP's former colleague for her behaviour in setting her up on a date with a drug dealer.
OP's former colleague is then sacked for consorting with a known drug dealer and actively referring her patient to him.
OP & former colleague now facing Police action (evidently).
OP then asks whether or not he should feel guilty for his former colleague and whether or not it's actually his fault she was sacked.
I saw that start last night, wondered where it had gone this morning Edited version (incase the thread gets deleted):
OP (male) gets sacked from previous employer for dealing drugs.
Former colleague (female) leaves that employer and gets a job working with people that require, by the sounds of it, counselling / care.
OP tells former colleague he's single & lonely.
Former colleague decides it's a good idea to set OP up on a blind date with one of her patients that she's meant to be responsible for.
OP tells person on the date that he got sacked for dealing drugs.
Girl on blind date decides to report OP's former colleague for her behaviour in setting her up on a date with a drug dealer.
OP's former colleague is then sacked for consorting with a known drug dealer and actively referring her patient to him.
OP & former colleague now facing Police action (evidently).
OP then asks whether or not he should feel guilty for his former colleague and whether or not it's actually his fault she was sacked.
ascayman said:
AlexRS2782 said:
I think this counts - http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Edited version (incase the thread gets deleted):
OP (male) gets sacked from previous employer for dealing drugs.
[snip]
OP then asks whether or not he should feel guilty for his former colleague and whether or not it's actually his fault she was sacked.
I saw that start last night, wondered where it had gone this morning Edited version (incase the thread gets deleted):
OP (male) gets sacked from previous employer for dealing drugs.
[snip]
OP then asks whether or not he should feel guilty for his former colleague and whether or not it's actually his fault she was sacked.
Young people just don't understand the internet do they?
austinsmirk said:
I've seen parents putting kids in wheelchairs to claim imaginary illness, this poor little bugger could land mum plenty of cash if she knew the system
as I've said before, I'm like a reverse Jesus, maiming the healthy and making them sick. the amount of people who suddenly dive into wheelchairs, grab dole poles, grasp radiators or fling themselves into armchairs when I call round is unbelievable. I remember going to see a bloke who claimed to be a w.chair user. Boring statistic but only 3% of users are confirned FT. Most can get up and walk. this guy wants a ramp for his w.chair. generally again, its never for w/chairs, its always for scooters- you know a council go-kart.
lo and behold I pull up in a car and watch him lifting a scooter into the back of a motability MPV. Clearly nothing wrong with him.
It was a joy to have the conversation with the benefits fiddling lay about about my observations.
Fozziebear said:
austinsmirk said:
I've seen parents putting kids in wheelchairs to claim imaginary illness, this poor little bugger could land mum plenty of cash if she knew the system
as I've said before, I'm like a reverse Jesus, maiming the healthy and making them sick. the amount of people who suddenly dive into wheelchairs, grab dole poles, grasp radiators or fling themselves into armchairs when I call round is unbelievable.
I remember going to see a bloke who claimed to be a w.chair user. Boring statistic but only 3% of users are confirned FT. Most can get up and walk. this guy wants a ramp for his w.chair. generally again, its never for w/chairs, its always for scooters- you know a council go-kart.
lo and behold I pull up in a car and watch him lifting a scooter into the back of a motability MPV. Clearly nothing wrong with him.
It was a joy to have the conversation with the benefits fiddling lay about about my observations.
Class! I've had hours of film of fraudsters, so hard not to laugh when they get shown the movie!as I've said before, I'm like a reverse Jesus, maiming the healthy and making them sick. the amount of people who suddenly dive into wheelchairs, grab dole poles, grasp radiators or fling themselves into armchairs when I call round is unbelievable.
I remember going to see a bloke who claimed to be a w.chair user. Boring statistic but only 3% of users are confirned FT. Most can get up and walk. this guy wants a ramp for his w.chair. generally again, its never for w/chairs, its always for scooters- you know a council go-kart.
lo and behold I pull up in a car and watch him lifting a scooter into the back of a motability MPV. Clearly nothing wrong with him.
It was a joy to have the conversation with the benefits fiddling lay about about my observations.
He does have some classics
Was at Clydebank shopping centre the other day(itself a mecca for chavs e.g. a Poundland AND a Poundworld next door to each other...handy for comparing the best deals) when I saw this
As if the lit up buildings are not bad enough, see the lampshade on that gold thing...it ROTATES!
And not slowly to give a calming effect at night,at about 45RPM
As if the lit up buildings are not bad enough, see the lampshade on that gold thing...it ROTATES!
And not slowly to give a calming effect at night,at about 45RPM
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