A bit council Vol 2
Discussion
good call re: just giving.
we had lots of floods here at Christmas (in Yorkshire)
saw the same thing: couple claiming to be elderly and disabled at only 50 years old. For one thing they were social hsg tnts, so even without insurance "we" stepped in, rehoused them, sorted their flat etc.
you should have seen the photos they posted. you couldn't have sold the contents of their property for a pound, pre- flood.
we had lots of floods here at Christmas (in Yorkshire)
saw the same thing: couple claiming to be elderly and disabled at only 50 years old. For one thing they were social hsg tnts, so even without insurance "we" stepped in, rehoused them, sorted their flat etc.
you should have seen the photos they posted. you couldn't have sold the contents of their property for a pound, pre- flood.
kowalski655 said:
Hairstyles, that are shaved on back and sides,with a quiff on top that resembles a Mr Whippy ice cream, or the poo emoji.
Double council points if the back and sides have patterns shaved into them,triple if the patterns are football related.
The pompadour, its re-emergence is due to hipsters, but quickly migrated to coucil types, who added their own accoutrements, a-la the shaved patterns.Double council points if the back and sides have patterns shaved into them,triple if the patterns are football related.
Waiting for my souvlaki at lunch today I saw four very white, if going pink round the edges, young men who I can only assume were Brits. No such pink issues with their brilliantly white trainers.
They were walking along a main road topless, while pushing a supermarket trolley stacked to a height well above the top of the trolley with nothing other than crates of Carlsberg. No idea what the locals make of it but I winced a bit.
They were walking along a main road topless, while pushing a supermarket trolley stacked to a height well above the top of the trolley with nothing other than crates of Carlsberg. No idea what the locals make of it but I winced a bit.
768 said:
Waiting for my souvlaki at lunch today I saw four very white, if going pink round the edges, young men who I can only assume were Brits. No such pink issues with their brilliantly white trainers.
They were walking along a main road topless, while pushing a supermarket trolley stacked to a height well above the top of the trolley with nothing other than crates of Carlsberg. No idea what the locals make of it but I winced a bit.
Gotta love a Brit abroad, hence why myeself and the wife holiday where Brits tend not to venture, don't want to be lumped in with our fellow man!They were walking along a main road topless, while pushing a supermarket trolley stacked to a height well above the top of the trolley with nothing other than crates of Carlsberg. No idea what the locals make of it but I winced a bit.
shakotan said:
kowalski655 said:
Hairstyles, that are shaved on back and sides,with a quiff on top that resembles a Mr Whippy ice cream, or the poo emoji.
Double council points if the back and sides have patterns shaved into them,triple if the patterns are football related.
The pompadour, its re-emergence is due to hipsters, but quickly migrated to coucil types, who added their own accoutrements, a-la the shaved patterns.Double council points if the back and sides have patterns shaved into them,triple if the patterns are football related.
my hair was that big in the 80's, resulting in me looking like Rick Astley.
was out in leeds not so long ago, saw a lad of about 18/19 who had really done his best to have a full 80's look, in his clothes, hair, glasses.
I thought, well mate you've spent a fortune on looking like a tw a t, you are never going to get laid looking like that.
bit like me then, most of the time back in the 80's too.........
was out in leeds not so long ago, saw a lad of about 18/19 who had really done his best to have a full 80's look, in his clothes, hair, glasses.
I thought, well mate you've spent a fortune on looking like a tw a t, you are never going to get laid looking like that.
bit like me then, most of the time back in the 80's too.........
Sheets Tabuer said:
Wearing a dressing gown to the shops.Sheets Tabuer said:
That has to be the winner!
Pooing in public.
B&M bargains.
Dressing gown during the day and in public.
Boom: council bingo, full house.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3697629/Mo...
Antonia, 11, has to share what she describes as a tiny 'box room' with four brothers - Blake, two, Keedan, nine, Rhys, eight, and Oakley, six.
Oh the names, the sheer horror of it...........
So ph, in the real world, when you want a 4 or 5 bed house: what does one do ?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3697629/Mo...
Antonia, 11, has to share what she describes as a tiny 'box room' with four brothers - Blake, two, Keedan, nine, Rhys, eight, and Oakley, six.
Oh the names, the sheer horror of it...........
So ph, in the real world, when you want a 4 or 5 bed house: what does one do ?
marky911 said:
Sheets Tabuer said:
That has to be the winner!
Pooing in public.
B&M bargains.
Dressing gown during the day and in public.
t (pun very much intended).Sheets Tabuer said:
She let the flaps on her dressing gown drop back down and walked over to her boyfriend who smelt her hand.Pure, 100% gold right there
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