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Its tough, it will get better and guess what its freezing brrrrr!
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Forced to eat my whole stash of jellybabies to calm my nerves here ....0
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But what about the half million public sector people who will be laid off ?? All they have to look forward to is this new "universal benefit" and being told that after taking their jobs away from them, the govt is now going to make sure they would be better off if they worked !0
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so in laymans terms what does all this mean for the normal person on the street0
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Go Alan Johnson!
First time i've laughed all day...the chief whips pulling the strings of the frontbench. Spot on.Grocery Challenge for October: £135/£200
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Ok I must be the only one, but I can't help feeling a bit sorry for him. The ones who should be in the dock over this are those that spent money we didn't have, surely? Not those who have been given the poisoned chalise of trying to sort it all out.
Whether or not it will work, who knows? Whether they should cut at a slower rate, maybe? I'm no economist, so have no idea. Even the economists don't seem to agree which way is best (confused smilie!)
Listening to the whole lot of them though is making my blood boil. They are smirking,argueing and jeering each other and appear quite happy to continue to score cheap political points. It somehow looks like they are laughing at us and the whole situation:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:. Very statesmanlike, NOT. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr0 -
witchwoopiggy wrote: »so in laymans terms what does all this mean for the normal person on the street
i think it means that we are going to be well and truly screwed.Grocery Challenge for October: £135/£200
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Ok I
Listening to the whole lot of them though is making my blood boil. They are smirking,argueing and jeering each other and appear quite happy to continue to score cheap political points. It somehow looks like they are laughing at us and the whole situation:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:. Very statesmanlike, NOT. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Pompous, posturing prats the lot of them!!!!!0 -
lilmisskitkat - WAY too many people think they are celebrities and "Hello" will be following them on all their wedding shenanigans. What other reason can there be? It seems now that EVERY wedding has to be more OTT than, well, O flipping TT!!!
Annie56 - Blimey!!
Hugs to all who need, well done to all who have achieved.
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well, ive come home for my half day from work, made a sausage butty, and im trying to make sense of the spending cuts????0
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