The Sub Prime Credit Thread - Part IV

izools

cifpower wrote: »

I did but I am only smoking around 5 a day which isn't too bad. Only smoked 2 today.

Good work, I've managed to get a half oz (12.5G for all you metric folk) to last just a shade under a week, which I think is pretty good going - I'm aiming for a whole week at the moment but that depends on how late I stay out Friday night as normal

Keep it up! (or down, as it were)

Brian64

izools wrote: »

Good work, I've managed to get a half oz (12.5G for all you metric folk) to last just a shade under a week, which I think is pretty good going - I'm aiming for a whole week at the moment but that depends on how late I stay out Friday night as normal

Keep it up! (or down, as it were)

Thats not bad i went through 2x 50g packs when i smoked roll ups

izools

Oooooh I'm a happy bunny!

Just got reminded by a colleague that we have to use our holiday entitlement by the end of the month... and I've not used any yet! Lol it's going to be a lean month work wise

seeya23

cifpower wrote: »

Only get a job if you are ready and you have discussed it with your psych. You will also have to make sure your meds are doing their job before you even consider it.

he told me to look at getting back to work all i do is sit around the house all day

cifpower

seeya23 wrote: »

he told me to look at getting back to work all i do is sit around the house all the time

That's all I did. I became kind of wary of going out and even meeting new people. I think this job is the kick up the harris that I need.

izools

seeya23 wrote: »

he told me to look at getting back to work all i do is sit around the house all the time

I presume he's suggested you start off part time? You'll be entitled to some benefits to make up the slack from full time pay and you can ease yourself back in to work so it isn't too much of a shock to the system

seeya23

izools wrote: »

I presume he's suggested you start off part time? You'll be entitled to some benefits to make up the slack from full time pay and you can ease yourself back in to work so it isn't too much of a shock to the system

part time only for me i use to work full time up till last year

ElkyElky

izools wrote: »

LMAO thing is HSBC didn't accept a Council Tax Bill, Credit Card Bill, working tax credit notification, or government benefit notification either. Nor a payslip.

If you don't work for the armed forces pretty much all they'll take is a Tax Code Notification, along with either a Full driving license or a Passport.

Essentially to become a HSBC customer I would not only have to wait four years (or lump with a cashcard account) but also spend £80+ on a passport and / or £1,500+ on getting a full driving license.

I think not!

I spent £600 on getting my driving licence. It's possible to do it for much less, assuming you don't fail the tests.

izools

ElkyElky wrote: »

I spent £600 on getting my driving licence. It's possible to do it for much less, assuming you don't fail the tests.

Ok maybe I was exaggurating on the cost of passing ones test but the point I was making still stands

Zack1

ElkyElky wrote: »

I spent £600 on getting my driving licence. It's possible to do it for much less, assuming you don't fail the tests.

:rotfl: Wish I only spent £600 on mine