Needs must when the devil vomits into your kettle! Bob's cunning plan mark 2

taxi73

Sorry to hear about your son.How dare they treat someone so bad.I'm sure that your DS will find another job with his conscientious ways and where his strengths will be appreciated.
Well done on debtbusting and as for MR BOB ..what can I say...mmmm

penguin83

How awful for your son BOB, I'm sure he has done the right thing by resigning and fingers crossed he finds a new job that will treat him properly - he sounds like a hard worker that an employer would be glad to have.

xxxx

GeorgeUK

Hi Bob, hopefully the new year will be better for DS. Is he taking this to an employment tribunal or anything?

Glad the debtbusting is going well. Don't know what i'd do without those 0% offers.

As for DH, sounds just like my dad that does
(Sounds like you'll need all the luck you can get there)

boredofbeingathome

GeorgeUK wrote: »

Hi Bob, hopefully the new year will be better for DS. Is he taking this to an employment tribunal or anything?

Glad the debtbusting is going well. Don't know what i'd do without those 0% offers.

As for DH, sounds just like my dad that does
(Sounds like you'll need all the luck you can get there)

I don't know about a tribunal- he is not the most confident of young men:o He is no good with confrontation and i think that he has been unable to defend himself because he felt so intimidated. He was beaten up badly a few years ago and i think that has had such an effect on him- which is so sad, as he keeps making strides then getting knocked back down.:o:o I felt like going and knocking that bloke and his daughter's block off:mad:

I totally agree about the 0% offers, the £2000 has allowed me to play around with a few things and juggle the balances. It is so nice to see things progressing for a change.

As for Mr.B i think all dad's/hubby's are generally the same- there are a few exceptions to the rule-notably young Shauny and maybe your good self:D

Today i have finished shopping for family and did quite a bit on line with cashback through quidco. I also did one through natwest gold service, before i stop it:rolleyes:...got 20% off and was quite bargainous including free delivery sorted out two Christmas pressies and two birthdays for jan, all delivered and was only £25. Seems a bit steep but they live at the other side of country and if i had posted two separate lots of birthday, Christmas pressies...well it would have cost lots more.:D Plus it looks like i spent more:whistle:

GunJack

Ellidee wrote: »

As for Mr Bob - typical male - nuff said.

Ahermmm....May I for one take exception to that.....some of us get a bit fed up of being tarred with the same brush as some of the dingbats that the almighty decided to endow with dangly bits......believe me, even my dangly bits get fed up with being tarred with the same brush as...etc., etc.,

Just because the majority of my gender are a bunch of complete no-brain, selfish, disorganised, lazy good-for-nothings (well, according to the majority of your gender anyway) doesn't mean we all are.

Dunno about giving up food for Lent, think I'll give up gender for a New Year's Resolution...it'll go one of two ways...either no hassle at all, or grief from both sides in the gender battle s0d's law says I'd end up withthe latter :mad:

Percy/Edna/GunJack signing off now rant over

GunJack

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

As for Mr.B i think all dad's/hubby's are generally the same- there are a few exceptions to the rule-notably young Shauny and maybe your good self:D

Ahermmm bob/kate/nursey....see post above, if you please

boredofbeingathome

OOh G-J i did say there are a few exceptions to the rule..i know you are one of them. Mwah xx

Well as expected i have posted off everything that needed posting and wrote all the cards as well...serves me right for listening to him saying he would help...and i what makes it worse is he is a post office sub master too!! I can think of a few other choice working titles- but at least is done and dusted..apart from his family...ooh evil i am

redsquirrel80

Sorry to hear about young Bob's troubles at work Bob

Sounds like you are getting yourself pretty organised there! Maybe next year hand Mr Bob pile of cards and pen and tell him to get on with it

boredofbeingathome

I did Squizz...he has just rung me up and said did i want him to buy some more cards to send off? Honestly he either sits on his brains or well i don't know what..some times i feel like just throwing in the towel or throwing up all over him...*ponders best effect*
He did say he was going to buy me a card..i told him not to bother as he wasn't get one off me, don't see the point when we live in the same house. Just off to get some bits and bats, then i am finished for the year.

redsquirrel80

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

I did Squizz...he has just rung me up and said did i want him to buy some more cards to send off? Honestly he either sits on his brains or well i don't know what..some times i feel like just throwing in the towel or throwing up all over him...*ponders best effect*
He did say he was going to buy me a card..i told him not to bother as he wasn't get one off me, don't see the point when we live in the same house. Just off to get some bits and bats, then i am finished for the year.

Throwing up would be dramatic

I've lost the card that I got for Mr Squizz :rotfl:Didn't know what to write in it anyway so never mind!