A bit council Vol 2

[CoolHands]

"Frustrated father blockades his 15-year-old daughter's school gates"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4454862/Fr...



Note the Vauxhall

[Stickyfinger]

When your 15 year old daughter is bigger than you....in all directions !

[nonsequitur]

talksthetorque said:

Tom_C76 said:

Funky Panda said:

'Council'?

Are we just picking large swaths of the country now?
Most of those 2 counties are very rural

In defence of the opinion, Leicestershire has its county town, and Lincolnshire has Skegness. Both are so council they outweigh large amounts of greenery.

This is Belvoir castle.
It's pronounced Beaver

So qualifies as council under both the misspelt name and unfortunate name rules.

Very popular attraction is beaver.

[Funky Panda]

Bloke from the story said:

Peacefull

Maybe he should join her in lessons?

It is a shame when a child's education is disrupted by things like this but I can also see why the schools need to draw a line and stick to it.

[technodup]

Putting political party posters in your window. Proper council.

For extra council points huge home made fluorescent yellow S N P letters across the three panes of your bay window.

[SlimJim16v]

Maybe cut down on all the pies she eats, will pay for the blazer in no time.

[T6 vanman]

CoolHands said:

"Frustrated father blockades his 15-year-old daughter's school gates"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4454862/Fr...



Note the Vauxhall

All the better from the local rag.... and the reader comments section .... (Bless the precious snowflake of a father)

http://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/news/15251702.K...

[ferrariF50lover]

I like the woman in the comments saying she and her husband work full time, have a toddler and "can't afford diddly squat".

Shouldn't have had the fking child then should you, Brains!

[Bowen86]

CoolHands said:

"Frustrated father blockades his 15-year-old daughter's school gates"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4454862/Fr...



Note the Vauxhall

Saw this earlier and the first thing I noticed, well possibly 3rd thing I noticed/that made me laugh was "Peacefull".

[PH XKR]

CoolHands said:

"Frustrated father blockades his 15-year-old daughter's school gates"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4454862/Fr...



Note the Vauxhall

Good grief... Nova is behind a new build shanty town, a uk favela built like many new estates but within reach of pen hill, a place so council they thought Jeremy Kyle was an inspirational speaker.

[meehaja]

I grew up in Belvoir. Beautiful part of the world. The villages all have a "council estate" of 3-6 council semis. boys dream of being farmers, girls get pregnant by bus drivers (free travel for life), I got out and moved to a ghetto estate in inner city Leeds. With hindsight maybe I should have knocked up a teenager then learnt to drive a tractor!

[anonymous-user]

Stickyfinger said:

When your 15 year old daughter is bigger than you....in all directions !

Give it a few years and she'll probably have the beard, too

[djc206]

ferrariF50lover said:

I like the woman in the comments saying she and her husband work full time, have a toddler and "can't afford diddly squat".

Shouldn't have had the fking child then should you, Brains!

Gets on my nerves that one. Regularly on the various benefits programmes that fill Channel 4's schedule someone asks the camera how they are expected to provide for their kids. Now I understand there are a great number of circumstances people find themselves beyond their control but it seems that most British people think having kids is their right and that if they can't afford to raise them that's the states problem. Surely it's high time we scrapped all tax and cash incentives to have kids and start dishing out contraceptives at the dole office.

[austinsmirk]

Bowen86 said:

Saw this earlier and the first thing I noticed, well possibly 3rd thing I noticed/that made me laugh was "Peacefull".

Spot on. I noticed that too !

I hear this from tnts too: I need my mobility car for the hospital


Hmmmm you mean that once every 3 mth visit? As oppose to parents with really poorly/disabled children who are there every other day.

[PH XKR]

djc206 said:

ferrariF50lover said:

I like the woman in the comments saying she and her husband work full time, have a toddler and "can't afford diddly squat".

Shouldn't have had the fking child then should you, Brains!

Gets on my nerves that one. Regularly on the various benefits programmes that fill Channel 4's schedule someone asks the camera how they are expected to provide for their kids. Now I understand there are a great number of circumstances people find themselves beyond their control but it seems that most British people think having kids is their right and that if they can't afford to raise them that's the states problem. Surely it's high time we scrapped all tax and cash incentives to have kids and start dishing out contraceptives at the dole office.

The comment on the Swindon advertiser site? The comment that is obviously sarcastic and piss taking, that comment?

Side order of whoosh parrots for you two

[djc206]

PH XKR said:

djc206 said:

ferrariF50lover said:

I like the woman in the comments saying she and her husband work full time, have a toddler and "can't afford diddly squat".

Shouldn't have had the fking child then should you, Brains!

Gets on my nerves that one. Regularly on the various benefits programmes that fill Channel 4's schedule someone asks the camera how they are expected to provide for their kids. Now I understand there are a great number of circumstances people find themselves beyond their control but it seems that most British people think having kids is their right and that if they can't afford to raise them that's the states problem. Surely it's high time we scrapped all tax and cash incentives to have kids and start dishing out contraceptives at the dole office.

The comment on the Swindon advertiser site? The comment that is obviously sarcastic and piss taking, that comment?

Side order of whoosh parrots for you two

I wasn't referring to that comment specifically, didn't even click on the link but people do say such things with a straight face and it's definitely council to expect others to pay for your brats. I'll take good care of the parrot though.

[Saleen836]

Odds on the father and daughter both have the latest iPhone on contract along with a decent Sky package at home

[nicanary]

Saleen836 said:

Odds on the father and daughter both have the latest iPhone on contract along with a decent Sky package at home

"Council" have never understood priorities as others see them. Watch any benefits-style programme on TV and as soon as they get their money it's fags, booze and scratchcards. Maybe £5 on the electricity meter. They then spend £100 at Iceland and claim it'll last them a month.

Kids clothes/shoes? Nah. It'll have to wait till next month.

[nigelpugh7]

Totally Council!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4458100/Ca...

[Honk]

SlimJim16v said:

Maybe cut down on all the pies she eats, will pay for the blazer in no time.

Heavily Greggnant indeed.