I will try again.They have gone into multiple GEs pledging not to pay people properly and to maintain real terms funding cuts. How is that a vote winner?
I bet she’s a wet nurse as well. Bitty!really? His nanny?
Suddenly I feel like watching The Shining.
Nor did I have a middle class uni education - but it's not difficult to understand the difference between 'their' and 'there' or 'you're and 'your'.Sorry but I didn't have a middle class uni education like you
Love the big crowd of people going to walsgrave on Thursdays to stand by each other.
The dog and pony show one upmanship has got to stop.Next week: licking handrails for the NHS!
What's happened to Jacob, nor not seen much of him this yearSuddenly I feel like watching The Shining.
We want to play with you forever.
Maybe he took on his bat form, got eaten by a pangolin, who got eaten by a Chinese man...What's happened to Jacob, nor not seen much of him this year
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Yeah but he never said (inserts link to an unrelated speech eleventy billion times while ignoring the link to the speech where he did say it).Has this been posted yet? Johnson in February pretty clearly stating the plan is to not lockdown and make profit when other countries are. Any of the “following the science” people want to take a crack at defending this?
At some point when it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, you’ve got to drop the hypothesis that maybe it’s a particularly well disguised chicken.
The grenners playbook. Special written I chewed crayon editionYeah but he never said (inserts link to an unrelated speech eleventy billion times while ignoring the link to the speech where he did say it).
What’s the nearest airport, Limoges?I'm not a part of that generation. My kids certainly are not.
Brexit? It has shafted me more than most. But you have to take it on the chin.
Jobs for life mainly disappeared many years ago. They went with manufacturing. But think about it. They had the thought of jobs for life but it didn't end that way.
All my older kids but one own their own home. I struggled for years. The so called boomers didn't have it easy like many seem to make out. Labour disaster in the 70's. I just about remember it as a kid. Mortgage interest rates of 15% or more. Grew up on the select council estates in Coventry.
But yes they have ended up with homes worth much more than they paid. This money will eventually be left to ther younger relatives. They don't see the benefit in them. Yes they had better pensions. We have Gordon Brown to thank for decimating final salary pensions.
I can't wait to leave the rat race. 2 years 362 days to go. We will have the equivalent of only one minimum wage coming in until we reach state pension age. But because we have never done luxuries we will be OK. Spend about 60k buying a house that needs a total renovation. Spend about a year doing it up. Then put my feet up. We will have fruit trees and grow vegetables. I will have my river bank to fish from with a man cave next to me. Wife drinks wine at about a quid a bottle. Quite nice too. My tinnies are also cheap. Invest in a Tesla when the older ones get cheaper. Look at generating my own power to charge it. Then I will have very cheap motoring.
My aims in life are low. Our carbon footprint will be low. But no more getting up at silly o'clock in the morning. No more staying up all night or working weekends and missing the football. £12 flights to Midlands airport for games. I will be able to grow old and die in peace.
I think it’s got a lot to do with a good few generations having it as an option because of freedom of movement and people willing to come here with a different work ethic to take up the slack.All of this talk of work, we all know that the British are amongst some of the most idle in the world and prefer a lie in to hard work.
Nah it’s just down to being among the worst idlers in the world, working low hours and early retirement.I think it’s got a lot to do with a good few generations having it as an option because of freedom of movement and people willing to come here with a different work ethic to take up the slack.
What about those who don't/can't work? Do they not come I to the equation? Without private landlords many would be homeless.
We need more homes not less landlords.
I agree we need more homes. Not that we need more landlords.
If you can't/won't work that is what socially provided housing should be therefore. Private landlords tend to steer clear of the examples you give if at all possible,
Fuuuuuuck me. This thread about the “ventilator challenge” is absolutely damning.
Key point:
I will try again.
Tax going up rarely mentioned. Tax reductions shouted from the rooftops. People don't like their wages being taken up with tax. Say something that looks like more tax will have to be raised and you lose votes.
As I said several times before more people think of their own situation more than that of others. Why is this so hard to understand?
He was talking about as a 16 year old he had no money and qualifications and achieved that and I asked is that something a vote for labour encourages.
you seem a bit slow?
Why are you so special? A lot of us have decent jobs that pay well.You're wasting your time with these.
JLR are financially unsound. You need to keep up with your employers mate.Poorly performing?
I'd slap the fucking arse off you mate.I would actually like you to say that to my face but I guess you wouldn't have the bollocks.
You're wasting your time with these.
Cool storyWell if you must know if I've had a bad year its normally under 45k. Not bad for an uneducated thicko eh uni boy?
Well if you must know if I've had a bad year its normally under 45k. Not bad for an uneducated thicko eh uni boy?
The briefings are becoming worse. PPE is on its way is the equivalent of cheques in the post now.Jenrick is fucking awful
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