Any Idea what to do?

Deepmistrust

welshmoneylover wrote: »

I'm not your mate, nor by the sound of it will I ever be.

I'm a snob, I look down my nose at those unwilling to work *sniff*

You're Welsh. That's an awful lot of sniffing.;)

welshmoneylover

Deepmistrust wrote: »

You're Welsh. That's an awful lot of sniffing.;)

Must be the hayfever still doesn't stop me going to work though :T:rotfl::j:beer:

I'm still a snooty bugga tho

Deepmistrust

welshmoneylover wrote: »

Must be the hayfever still doesn't stop me going to work though :T:rotfl::j:beer:

I'm still a snooty bugga tho

Get outta here, we can all spot a blagger when we see one. Come on, you haven't worked since they shut down pits. Even the one call centre in Merthyr Tydfil has a waiting list with about 5000 applicants on it.;)

welshmoneylover

Deepmistrust wrote: »

Get outta here, we can all spot a blagger when we see one. Come on, you haven't worked since they shut down pits. Even the one call centre in Merthyr Tydfil has a waiting list with about 5000 applicants on it.;)

!!!!!!! hell, I didn't realise anyone in Merthyr worked anymore cos they all got bad backs suddenly overnight :rotfl:

Deepmistrust

welshmoneylover wrote: »

!!!!!!! hell, I didn't realise anyone in Merthyr worked anymore cos they all got bad backs suddenly overnight :rotfl:

Lol, I guess that crouching down them pits for years plays havoc with the spine.

I take it you were either a little person who wasn't affected by crouching, or you were the canary (what with your enormous sniffing habit) they used to test for gas?

ajones28

Just one question if OP has got to go out to work on a night shift, when does he get to sleep? That would be really sensible having to look after his child/ children when half asleep, during the daytime, because he has been working all night. Nobody would say anything about getting out to work if the OP was the wife, not the husband. I really hope you get something sorted out. It won't help you much right now but you obviously need to ensure that Tax Credits are aware it was only a one-off payment. As for now I think the only option you really have is to see if you can get your wife to do some extra hours at work. I totally agree by the way spaceman1, it is a lot harder being at home looking after a house and children than being out to work.

welshmoneylover

Deepmistrust wrote: »

Lol, I guess that crouching down them pits for years plays havoc with the spine.

I take it you were either a little person who wasn't affected by crouching, or you were the canary (what with your enormous sniffing habit) they used to test for gas?

Gosh no, I'm not little nor do I need a canary to work with.

There's loads of gas on these boards, perhaps you'd like me to buy you a canary for your own hot air?

Deepmistrust

welshmoneylover wrote: »

Gosh no, I'm not little nor do I need a canary to work with.

There's loads of gas on these boards, perhaps you'd like me to buy you a canary for your own hot air?

Hot air, moi?

Not me pretending to be Welsh and wealthy (an oxymoron perhaps;))

Let's be honest here, you're no landed gentry. Just an old moaner with internet access, and a nice pension. Who continually attempts to mask his own insecurities about money, by continually harking on to people who don't care, about his supposed wealth.

I guess, there is at least one thing money can't buy: Class.

AnxiousMum

Come on girls......let's keep the thread on topic eh

welshmoneylover

Deepmistrust wrote: »

Hot air, moi?

Not me pretending to be Welsh and wealthy (an oxymoron perhaps;))

Let's be honest here, you're no landed gentry.

*ahem* :rotfl: