My son Cannot Pay his fine as he is on JSA

woody01

DCFC79 wrote: »

Im beginning to think maybe the OP isnt the parent but maybe the son, just a theory based on the comments used, they're attitude

For the son sake...i REALLY hope you are right, because if it is the mother posting, the son has no hope of ever becoming anything.
As i said before, the apple never falls far from the tree.

SarEl

DCFC79 wrote: »

Im beginning to think maybe the OP isnt the parent but maybe the son, just a theory based on the comments used, they're attitude

And I'm beginning to think you have trolls in the garden.

slightlyconfused1

lusamoel wrote: »

Mc donalds is a good job but id rather break the law

Wonder why he is the mess he is in then!

jamespir

i think he should do the court thing yes hell have to pay more but he can at least pay in installments

jimbms

oh boo hoo he can't pay the fine all at once and if he wants installments he has to pay more..... If he's looking for sympathy then may I suggest trying any dictionary, he will find it somewhere between s4!t and syphilis. Tell him to pull his finger out and pay up, also as another said if he is hoping for a military career then he had better change rapidly, lockers have a strong tendancy to frequently fall on the arms of thieves in the forces.

santacruz_2

woody01 wrote: »

Im ex-forces, and believe me, thieves are treated as the worst kind of scum.
When you are living in the very close proximity of your oppos, a thief is the last thing anyone wants to be around.

You keep making all these pathetic excuses for him, and say how it was a mistake.
Get a grip !!!!!!....it was a mistake because he was caught.

Once the Army find out about this, they may not take him on (and rightly so).

It's no wonder your son is scummy at 18 with such a pathetic role model like yourself.

Then the army is the best place for him. It will teach him respect and to be relevant in part of a team. Could be the best thing for him.

It's turning in to a silly slanging match on here. The OP is protecting his/her son which is a natural thing to do, we're human. Of course stealing is terrible but he needs to realise its a bad mistake and get on with it.

I really think the army is a great way to go.

wireframe_2

The lads in the barracks will kick seven shades out of him if they find him stealing from their lockers.

shellsuit

Why is the OP asking people if their kids have done wrong?

What's that got to do with someone stealing?

Most, if not all kids do wrong, but only some do something ILLEGAL.

[Deleted User]

IF the Army will accept him now depends on if this was a conviction or an on the spot fine. The Army wont accept him until the conviction is spent. http://www.nacrodisclosures.org.uk/Q66.htm

suited-aces

Rather be a criminal than do an honest day's work? Says it all OP.