a bit council

[briang9]

http://www.sickchirpse.com/sunbed-girl-naked-publi...

classy!!

[southendpier]

Jimmy Recard said:

kaese said:

br d said:

I've scooped three inch deep gunk from floors that is all that remains of people who have decomposed in front of an electric fire or have laid unnoticed through a hot summer, I've been in flats so infested that the roaches are dropping on your head from the ceiling or you'll be bitten on every exposed piece of skin by the fleas before you could see them. I've stood in a house discussing with the family how we are going to help them clear the ceiling high rubbish while watching the hair on their 11 year old sons head moving from the bugs living in it.

</blade runner reference>

I read it in that voice

[KAgantua]

Having a 'community centre', or 'social services hub' within a few blocks of your location.

Having a mobile library regularly visit your area.

Not having a 'welcome to xxx, please drive carefully' sign within a few blocks of your house

Asking people 'if thats a rolex' or worse, 'is that a real rolex'?

[Geekman]

This 'bubbly, cheeky chappy'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3466923/Ma...

[Stickyfinger]

Geekman said:

This 'bubbly, cheeky chappy'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3466923/Ma...

yep: Nice bloke who did not give a flying-one for whom he may of killed.....ticks all the boxes

[CorbynForTheBin]

Scum

[BigBen]

KAgantua said:

Having a 'community centre', or 'social services hub' within a few blocks of your location.

Having a mobile library regularly visit your area.

Not having a 'welcome to xxx, please drive carefully' sign within a few blocks of your house

Asking people 'if thats a rolex' or worse, 'is that a real rolex'?

Aren't mobile libraries for villages too small to have a library and by extension much council housing?

Welcome to xxx signs could similarly be on the outskirts of a very nice village where the massive non council houses are.

Come to mention it village halls are also community centres and the same applies but that one may count in more urban locations.

[Jimmy Recard]

The man was clearly a complete tosser.

[berlintaxi]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

I would imagine it was the wrapping it around a lamppost on the drivers door side that saw him off, no great loss however.

Edited by berlintaxi on Sunday 28th February 14:50

[Jim the Sunderer]

Geekman said:

This 'bubbly, cheeky chappy'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3466923/Ma...

He was fk ugly too, it's almost a crime there's a 1 year old that'll grow up resembling him.

[baldy1926]

Jim the Sunderer said:

He was fk ugly too, it's almost a crime there's a 1 year old that'll grow up resembling him.

Could not be bothered reading all the crap. Was he a dj or a footballer?

[LordJammy]

Such a victim. Ran from the coppers, seriously hurt two innocent people and ultimately ended up dead. But he's a cheeky lad taken too soon. fking good riddance ducky.

[BlackLabel]

LordJammy said:

Hasn't that 'glamour' model been on Jeremy Kyle?

Yep she's a classy girl.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/what-makes-a-...

Even helps out with the sick at local hospitals.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/hooker-in-...

[ascayman]

So much council.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3469053/Br...

[anonymous-user]

ascayman said:

So much council.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3469053/Br...

Southampton. So much council, no matter how much they try and deny it.

And a building company director... So, a self-employed brickie.

His description reads so much like a PHer... (except for the employment - a "normal" PHer would be in IT middle management)

Edited by OpulentBob on Monday 29th February 12:00

[Zelda Pinwheel]

Negative Creep said:

jmorgan said:

Willy Nilly said:

gus607 said:

These people are lower than council, they are sub-human.

It's quite tragic if you ask me. Some people just can't cope, why would anyone screw up their lives on drugs and live like that?

Tragic indeed. That could be many on here when fate is dealing bad hands. Very sad.

That is true, everyone has a reason for doing something even if it makes no sense to others. Usually end up addicted to something as a form of escapism, then even if help is there they can be scared to come off because they will be back by themselves and have to face the original problems again

The saddest place I ever saw was a halfway house for sale that I visited with a friend who was considering buying it to gut, do up and live in. It was vacant possession, and relatively habitable by comparison with those above, but one room which utterly broke my heart had obviously been occupied by a young woman. She'd left her room pretty tidy, with scarves, photos on the wall, a few bits of cheap jewellery lying about, but wherever she'd gone, she'd left it all behind. The rest of the house was, to my utterly unexperienced eye, indescribable - but nothing close to those pictures above.

My mate didn't buy it, too much work needed, but that room still haunts me, over 10 years later. Where did she go? What had happened to her that she ended up there? Was she the only girl in a houseful of male junkies? Several locks on the inside of her door made me think it was likely.

I hadn't taken a camera with me, but images of that house are still seared in my mind. How you deal with that (either living in it, or clearing after those that did), day in and day out, is beyond me.

[Ubar]

KAgantua said:

Asking people 'if thats a rolex' or worse, 'is that a real rolex'?

Going through airport security recently, the girl searching my girlfriend asks her "Is that Cartier?" followed by "How much did that cost?"

"None of your fking business" should have been the answer

[Devil2575]

BigBen said:

KAgantua said:

Having a 'community centre', or 'social services hub' within a few blocks of your location.

Having a mobile library regularly visit your area.

Not having a 'welcome to xxx, please drive carefully' sign within a few blocks of your house

Asking people 'if thats a rolex' or worse, 'is that a real rolex'?

Aren't mobile libraries for villages too small to have a library and by extension much council housing?

Welcome to xxx signs could similarly be on the outskirts of a very nice village where the massive non council houses are.

Come to mention it village halls are also community centres and the same applies but that one may count in more urban locations.

Yes, he's talking st

[Johnnytheboy]

KAgantua said:

Having a 'community centre', or 'social services hub' within a few blocks of your location.

Having a "community leader" who appears on local news at the drop of a hat.

[Devil2575]

Jim the Sunderer said:

Geekman said:

This 'bubbly, cheeky chappy'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3466923/Ma...

He was fk ugly too, it's almost a crime there's a 1 year old that'll grow up resembling him.

That last comment just makes you sound like an ahole.