A bit council Vol 2
Discussion
ambuletz said:
parents who allow their children below the age of 12 (or with an IQ of similar number) to own or use a whistle. f
king annoying!!
I enter the gym today and some woman is leaving with 3 of her kids who must have been to a birthday party in one of the function rooms, they all have whistles in their mouth and blowing it along the very long corridor as I'm putting my belongings in the lockers.
You sure it wasn't a pro-Corbyn rally? king annoying!!I enter the gym today and some woman is leaving with 3 of her kids who must have been to a birthday party in one of the function rooms, they all have whistles in their mouth and blowing it along the very long corridor as I'm putting my belongings in the lockers.
Gunk said:
The Spruce goose said:
it is the one in uttoxeter which is the best one i have been to.
The bar is not set particularly high with JDW. Good breakfasts though king balticFN2TypeR said:
Gunk said:
The Spruce goose said:
it is the one in uttoxeter which is the best one i have been to.
The bar is not set particularly high with JDW. Good breakfasts though king balticTom Logan said:
lord trumpton said:
I've always thought that going out on the lash on a Sunday afternoon is a bit council.
Sitting in the beer garden with flip flops, petrol station sunglasses and a superdry t shirt getting progressively shouty etc
The downsides to this are...?Sitting in the beer garden with flip flops, petrol station sunglasses and a superdry t shirt getting progressively shouty etc
I wouldn't have my Sunday afternoons any other way! Add a good quality Bluetooth speaker to the table (not too loud) for a few tunes too.
Sheets Tabuer said:
Taking your dog to the local pub on a Sunday afternoon and sitting there while it cocks it's leg up every table people are eating at outside.
One of my pet hates (see what i did there ...). If we're there for a while, I will take our dog for a walk every hour or so, just he can relieve himself in more appropriate surroundings.So today I've spoken to someone who, at the age of 42 can't possibly ever work again because he's struggling with his mobility. Now, he doesn't know that I know him and this is of course untrue.
so the only home he can now live in, as oppose to his 3 bed flat, is a 2 bed new build house.
they must have a house because they want a garden. to buy a trampoline. to help with their daughter's learning. She's at grammar school !!!
The wife cannot possibly work. because she needs to care for him. because he falls asleep and what if he fell asleep when at home cooking without her.
(because we are all cooking endlessly during the day of course ?)
Oh and we'd need to maintain a garden for them.
and they cannot move far from where they are, due to dtr's schooling. Despite the fact that it couldn't be better served by public transport if they tried, as is often the case of these huge "academies".
On a lighter note, I learnt of someone getting £36k a year in tax credits last week. plus all the child care paid for and child benefit.
and someone moaning about late benefits payments, due to her having been in Spain on holiday.
what we need clearly is more food banks and a revolution for the poor and needy. They really have it too hard. Honestly the next thing will be they'll be having to stop going on foreign holidays. or downgrading their sky subscription.
so the only home he can now live in, as oppose to his 3 bed flat, is a 2 bed new build house.
they must have a house because they want a garden. to buy a trampoline. to help with their daughter's learning. She's at grammar school !!!
The wife cannot possibly work. because she needs to care for him. because he falls asleep and what if he fell asleep when at home cooking without her.
(because we are all cooking endlessly during the day of course ?)
Oh and we'd need to maintain a garden for them.
and they cannot move far from where they are, due to dtr's schooling. Despite the fact that it couldn't be better served by public transport if they tried, as is often the case of these huge "academies".
On a lighter note, I learnt of someone getting £36k a year in tax credits last week. plus all the child care paid for and child benefit.
and someone moaning about late benefits payments, due to her having been in Spain on holiday.
what we need clearly is more food banks and a revolution for the poor and needy. They really have it too hard. Honestly the next thing will be they'll be having to stop going on foreign holidays. or downgrading their sky subscription.
Front bottom said:
Tom Logan said:
lord trumpton said:
I've always thought that going out on the lash on a Sunday afternoon is a bit council.
Sitting in the beer garden with flip flops, petrol station sunglasses and a superdry t shirt getting progressively shouty etc
The downsides to this are...?Sitting in the beer garden with flip flops, petrol station sunglasses and a superdry t shirt getting progressively shouty etc
I wouldn't have my Sunday afternoons any other way! Add a good quality Bluetooth speaker to the table (not too loud) for a few tunes too.
austinsmirk said:
So today I've spoken to someone who, at the age of 42 can't possibly ever work again because he's struggling with his mobility. Now, he doesn't know that I know him and this is of course untrue.
so the only home he can now live in, as oppose to his 3 bed flat, is a 2 bed new build house.
they must have a house because they want a garden. to buy a trampoline. to help with their daughter's learning. She's at grammar school !!!
The wife cannot possibly work. because she needs to care for him. because he falls asleep and what if he fell asleep when at home cooking without her.
(because we are all cooking endlessly during the day of course ?)
Oh and we'd need to maintain a garden for them.
and they cannot move far from where they are, due to dtr's schooling. Despite the fact that it couldn't be better served by public transport if they tried, as is often the case of these huge "academies".
On a lighter note, I learnt of someone getting £36k a year in tax credits last week. plus all the child care paid for and child benefit.
and someone moaning about late benefits payments, due to her having been in Spain on holiday.
what we need clearly is more food banks and a revolution for the poor and needy. They really have it too hard. Honestly the next thing will be they'll be having to stop going on foreign holidays. or downgrading their sky subscription.
I love your updates Austin so the only home he can now live in, as oppose to his 3 bed flat, is a 2 bed new build house.
they must have a house because they want a garden. to buy a trampoline. to help with their daughter's learning. She's at grammar school !!!
The wife cannot possibly work. because she needs to care for him. because he falls asleep and what if he fell asleep when at home cooking without her.
(because we are all cooking endlessly during the day of course ?)
Oh and we'd need to maintain a garden for them.
and they cannot move far from where they are, due to dtr's schooling. Despite the fact that it couldn't be better served by public transport if they tried, as is often the case of these huge "academies".
On a lighter note, I learnt of someone getting £36k a year in tax credits last week. plus all the child care paid for and child benefit.
and someone moaning about late benefits payments, due to her having been in Spain on holiday.
what we need clearly is more food banks and a revolution for the poor and needy. They really have it too hard. Honestly the next thing will be they'll be having to stop going on foreign holidays. or downgrading their sky subscription.
But they thoroughly f
kin depress me at the same time !Ascayman said:
Front bottom said:
Tom Logan said:
lord trumpton said:
I've always thought that going out on the lash on a Sunday afternoon is a bit council.
Sitting in the beer garden with flip flops, petrol station sunglasses and a superdry t shirt getting progressively shouty etc
The downsides to this are...?Sitting in the beer garden with flip flops, petrol station sunglasses and a superdry t shirt getting progressively shouty etc
I wouldn't have my Sunday afternoons any other way! Add a good quality Bluetooth speaker to the table (not too loud) for a few tunes too.
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