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thehawk

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9,335 posts

236 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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blueyes

4,799 posts

281 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Where's the button for the subtitles please?

Steamer

14,183 posts

242 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Is that a Gunt?

crazypav

295 posts

237 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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thehawk said:
Pathetic woman comes to mind, this is MY opinion.
Since starting work in the late 80's, I have never been without work...there is ALWAYS something to do, even if it's cleaning floors and toilets.
GET OFF YOUR AcensoredE AND GET SOMETHING, contribute to society instead of being a drain on it......
Scroungers with a blight on society if you ask me...scum sucking TcensoredS

DAVEVO9

3,469 posts

296 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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thehawk said:
Lethal injections for the whole family


furious

Harry Flashman

21,800 posts

271 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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To be fair, despite having lived off the state for ages, she was once part of a 2 parent family (and presumably the father worked), and is now on her own, having never had a job. And she expresses the desire to work, and regret for not having done so.

Better than a lot of cases. It's the layabout children who need to be given a kick into working...

becksW

14,698 posts

240 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Steamer said:
Is that a Gunt?
rofl She probably has one though.

Rav

3,084 posts

259 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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"I just didnt like it"

No one fking likes it, but thats what we have to do to pay the mortgage and feed the kids....


scotal

8,751 posts

308 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Harry Flashman said:
To be fair, despite having lived off the state for ages, she was once part of a 2 parent family (and presumably the father worked), and is now on her own, having never had a job. And she expresses the desire to work, and regret for not having done so.

Better than a lot of cases. It's the layabout children who need to be given a kick into working...
O/t how's her ladyship?

7 Sevens

658 posts

250 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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£270/week to stay at home with the kids! there's the problem.

crofty1984

17,064 posts

233 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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I was about to post this topic. The only one I have anything close to respect for is the eldest (William?) At least he gives the impression that he wants to get his life back in order. That silly daughter, my God, "You have to write your CV and everything." "Give me a job and I'll do it"

fk me. fk ME how fking useless are you, you lazy fking fk?!?!?! Why should fking anyone give you a fking job if you can't even be botherd to let them know you fking exist you silly fking AAARGHH!!??

NobleGuy

7,133 posts

244 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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My parents in law are permanent layabouts. Got the Wii, other games consoles, surround sound, holiday in France this year. They never get up before 3pm. They have two sons aged more than fifty between them and neither of them are even energetic enough to sign on. One's scared of leaving the house (unless someone invites him to the pub and has to pay for his drinks all night) and the other can't get a job because he 'has trouble sleeping'. Except during daylight hours. Sleeps really well then.... Grrrr!

becksW

14,698 posts

240 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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crofty1984 said:
I was about to post this topic. The only one I have anything close to respect for is the eldest (William?) At least he gives the impression that he wants to get his life back in order. That silly daughter, my God, "You have to write your CV and everything." "Give me a job and I'll do it"

fk me. fk ME how fking useless are you, you lazy fking fk?!?!?! Why should fking anyone give you a fking job if you can't even be botherd to let them know you fking exist you silly fking AAARGHH!!??
Feel quite strongly about this? I just got that impression smile

crazypav

295 posts

237 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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crofty1984 said:
I was about to post this topic. The only one I have anything close to respect for is the eldest (William?) At least he gives the impression that he wants to get his life back in order. That silly daughter, my God, "You have to write your CV and everything." "Give me a job and I'll do it"

fk me. fk ME how fking useless are you, you lazy fking fk?!?!?! Why should fking anyone give you a fking job if you can't even be botherd to let them know you fking exist you silly fking AAARGHH!!??
Totally agree with you here. lazy tossers - yes I din't "censor" it

Edited by crazypav on Tuesday 2nd December 13:36

eccles

14,376 posts

251 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Harry Flashman said:
To be fair, despite having lived off the state for ages, she was once part of a 2 parent family (and presumably the father worked), and is now on her own, having never had a job. And she expresses the desire to work, and regret for not having done so.

Better than a lot of cases. It's the layabout children who need to be given a kick into working...
It seems to quite a coincidence, and now becoming a very popular excuse among the hardcore unemployed to claim to have 'panic attacks' or 'stress' when the screws are finally turned and they are threatened with having their benefits withdrawn. Next step seems to be to aim for incapacity benefit.

Established 1984

1,237 posts

214 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Reading through the whole story I feel bad for her. She seems genuing about wanting to work. I can't imagine what it would be like to have to find a job after 40 years as a house wife/ mother. Hopefully some body will be willing to give her some hours cleaning and she won't be to proud to turn it down. The childrens father was stabbed to death, although they were already seperated.

Her children of working age that aren't even seeking work are a different matter.

chunkymonkey71

13,169 posts

227 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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can anyone else hear a boiling noise?

Its my piss.

Lazy waster... "I never got round to getting a job". I hope the taxpaying public dont get round to paying her benefits.

As a person who works in a further education college I can confirm that there are opportunities for EVERYONE! In fact, if Mrs Lazy Waster came back to college she would have funding practically thrown at her.

And once again the Scots look like aholes. Only a matter of time before this thread goes like all the others and becomes a "Scots are all lazy wasters" thread... makes me sick.

...and I noticed she can afford to keep pets and smoke.

Galileo

3,147 posts

247 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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crofty1984 said:
fk me. fk ME how fking useless are you, you lazy fking fk?!?!?! Why should fking anyone give you a fking job if you can't even be bothered to let them know you fking exist you silly fking AAARGHH!!??
That sums it up for me too. I just couldn't be bothered to write it out. wink


andy400

11,665 posts

260 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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We pay, we should have more say in where our money goes.

All the bleeding heart liberals who actually think it's ok to pay to support the lazy and feckless can put some of their taxes in a pot, and the total can then be split between the layabouts.

The taxes that the rest of us pay, sorry 'pay' suggests one is getting something in return for it, so 'give' - could then be put to better use.




It's nice to dream..... cloud9

chazzer

383 posts

224 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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7 Sevens said:
£270/week to stay at home with the kids! there's the problem.
at the moment I am working from 7am til 6pm to get just over that take home per week ..... and she doesn't even get out of bed mad I know my current job is almost as crap as the pay but its a job for the time being