A bit council (Vol 3)
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not sure on this one ... on one hand, getting naked in the papers, Cahncilll ... on the other, hell yeah!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
austinsmirk said:
they actually get a homeloss payment.
debts to us are deducted. this means most of them don't get the full amount. they are heartbroken.
although I witnessed a couple of tenant's necking cider back at 9.00 am the other day, giddy with joy about the pending cash coming their way.
think lottery win joy, life changing money joy, birth of a child joy.
or the thought of 9.00 am more cider joy.
Just gone up haven't they? £6,00 these days I think?debts to us are deducted. this means most of them don't get the full amount. they are heartbroken.
although I witnessed a couple of tenant's necking cider back at 9.00 am the other day, giddy with joy about the pending cash coming their way.
think lottery win joy, life changing money joy, birth of a child joy.
or the thought of 9.00 am more cider joy.
alorotom said:
not sure on this one ... on one hand, getting naked in the papers, Cahncilll ... on the other, hell yeah!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
Hell yeah?https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
I dread to imagine what you look like if you think that is even worth a second look. What an absolute swamp donkey.
austinsmirk said:
£6,100.
one of the tenant's I'm moving said to me today
" you shouldn't be giving most of them anything, they'll all be dead in a few months, over dosing on all that extra drink and drugs that they can now afford".
many a true word spoken in jest.
At least you'll have some fresh houses to rent-every cloud etc one of the tenant's I'm moving said to me today
" you shouldn't be giving most of them anything, they'll all be dead in a few months, over dosing on all that extra drink and drugs that they can now afford".
many a true word spoken in jest.
Downside...a never ending supply of deadbeats
Edited by kowalski655 on Thursday 16th August 13:16
sc0tt said:
alorotom said:
not sure on this one ... on one hand, getting naked in the papers, Cahncilll ... on the other, hell yeah!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
Hell yeah?https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
I dread to imagine what you look like if you think that is even worth a second look. What an absolute swamp donkey.
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yor...
Hull daily mail the gift that keeps giving.
Trampy sofa 😂
Sofa on tick.
Hull daily mail the gift that keeps giving.
Trampy sofa 😂
Sofa on tick.
alorotom said:
not sure on this one ... on one hand, getting naked in the papers, Cahncilll ... on the other, hell yeah!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
Butter Face said:
pass the eye bleachand bring back fat shaming
sc0tt said:
alorotom said:
not sure on this one ... on one hand, getting naked in the papers, Cahncilll ... on the other, hell yeah!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
Hell yeah?https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
I dread to imagine what you look like if you think that is even worth a second look. What an absolute swamp donkey.
wildoliver said:
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yor...
Hull daily mail the gift that keeps giving.
Trampy sofa ??
Sofa on tick.
GILF Hull daily mail the gift that keeps giving.
Trampy sofa ??
Sofa on tick.
MWM3 said:
I didn't know Frankie Boyle was from Norfolk. Is the whole Scottish accent thing an act then?wildoliver said:
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yor...
Hull daily mail the gift that keeps giving.
Trampy sofa ??
Sofa on tick.
Most of the Sofa places offer minimal deposit with 0% finance, nothing council about using someone else's money rather than pay out over a grand of your own in one goHull daily mail the gift that keeps giving.
Trampy sofa ??
Sofa on tick.
Indeed. We've just ordered new sofa's from one such place.
Very difficult to tell the difference between a sofa from a posh place and a shed when the posh place is 2 -3 times more expensive and don't offer credit.
£40 a month over 4 years is basically free.
Anyway. I did spot these beauties on the shopping trip.
Enjoy.
Very difficult to tell the difference between a sofa from a posh place and a shed when the posh place is 2 -3 times more expensive and don't offer credit.
£40 a month over 4 years is basically free.
Anyway. I did spot these beauties on the shopping trip.
Enjoy.
austinsmirk said:
so we're demolishing some flats. the tenants naturally and fairly now get an alternative home of their choice.
It's fascinating looking at the data of how many want a larger home "because they're hoping to win/get/back/have a court case" where they may get custody back of their children.
A sad indication of society !
It really is a sad state in that regard. It's fascinating looking at the data of how many want a larger home "because they're hoping to win/get/back/have a court case" where they may get custody back of their children.
A sad indication of society !
When my wife and I were going through the system having our son who had complications it was disconcerting that every time we went through paperwork with a nurse or doctor. They seemed genuinely surprised to find that I was in fact the biological father and that we were married long enough for it to be planned.
It says a lot that over half of my wife friends from school have children now and not one of them has the Dad involved at all. In your early 20s it must be tough. Plus it is a little sad for those kids.
ntiz said:
austinsmirk said:
so we're demolishing some flats. the tenants naturally and fairly now get an alternative home of their choice.
It's fascinating looking at the data of how many want a larger home "because they're hoping to win/get/back/have a court case" where they may get custody back of their children.
A sad indication of society !
It really is a sad state in that regard. It's fascinating looking at the data of how many want a larger home "because they're hoping to win/get/back/have a court case" where they may get custody back of their children.
A sad indication of society !
When my wife and I were going through the system having our son who had complications it was disconcerting that every time we went through paperwork with a nurse or doctor. They seemed genuinely surprised to find that I was in fact the biological father and that we were married long enough for it to be planned.
It says a lot that over half of my wife friends from school have children now and not one of them has the Dad involved at all. In your early 20s it must be tough. Plus it is a little sad for those kids.
The days are long gone when double-barrelled suggested country homes and weekend shoots. It's still shoots, but of a different kind.
nicanary said:
Don't they "involve" the father by using double-barrelled surnames? Surefire way to get them to pay child support. Just look how many "promising young footballers" now have two surnames, mum's AND dad's.
The days are long gone when double-barrelled suggested country homes and weekend shoots. It's still shoots, but of a different kind.
You're right nicanary. Double barrelled surnames are like the word 'estate' - they exist poles apart at the extremes of the social spectrum. We middle-classers are lucky to have two first names let alone twin surnames, and we strive to avoid estates unless they are of the F-Type Sport Brake variety.The days are long gone when double-barrelled suggested country homes and weekend shoots. It's still shoots, but of a different kind.
alorotom said:
sc0tt said:
alorotom said:
not sure on this one ... on one hand, getting naked in the papers, Cahncilll ... on the other, hell yeah!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
Hell yeah?https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/7025686/lena...
I dread to imagine what you look like if you think that is even worth a second look. What an absolute swamp donkey.
Oh don’t worry you have a pic in your profile.
Bullett said:
Indeed. We've just ordered new sofa's from one such place.
Very difficult to tell the difference between a sofa from a posh place and a shed when the posh place is 2 -3 times more expensive and don't offer credit.
£40 a month over 4 years is basically free.
Enjoy.
Awooga! Awooga! Awooga! Very difficult to tell the difference between a sofa from a posh place and a shed when the posh place is 2 -3 times more expensive and don't offer credit.
£40 a month over 4 years is basically free.
Enjoy.
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