Son left education- losing large percentage tax credits

CKhalvashi

sammyjammy wrote: »

Dunroamin's posts are factual and to the point, she gives her opinion, as is her right. If you don't like what she says why don't you just ignore her posts instead of coming out with your own diatribe.

Wicked_witch wrote: »

Dunroamin was an established poster when I joined, so yes, she's been here awhile. She can be blunt, but her point of view is usually worth considering, even if ultimately you disagree.

I feel that she has mad a well worded, valid and factually correct post, from the information given.

Sorry if you disagree.

CK

MissMoneypenny

Own_My_Own wrote: »

So is my D,ad but he has real life friends. Ones that come to his house if he can't get to theirs. Being disabled is no reason to live though a laptop.

The Internet is a lifeline for those that can't get out much. Those people certainly shouldn't feel bad about being on the forums a lot.

pipkin71

OT, I know, but my girls have left to go and sleep outside in a cardboard box for 12 hours and it's cold

I'm sure they will appreciate their warm beds even more after this experience

bestpud

Own_My_Own wrote: »

Why do you feel the need to keep reading ?

Put me on ignore. I won't get upset. The sun will still rise tomorrow.

I'm sure you'd love us all to disappear so you can try and clamber out of the massive hole you've dug yourself without doing the right thing and admitting you are in the wrong!

You were wrong about the new regulations but you told Dunroamin she was wrong and knows nothing!

Then you went further and said she was rude and a bully, while acting like a bully yourself.

Lastly, you have insulted posters who have backed up Dunroamin with evidence!

Sometimes it's about knowing when to step away - you're just making a fool of yourself now!

Dunroamin

poet123 wrote: »

http://www.education.gov.uk/childrenandyoungpeople/youngpeople/participation/rpa

Leaving school is not the issue, you can leave school but still must go on to further training as shown in Pipkins post. So I am afraid it is OMO who is wrong.

As for the real life comment....yes, none of us have jobs, families, friends or indeed lives!!;)

Which is exactly what I posted in post # 31

"They won't have to stay in education, it's "education and training" which includes apprenticeships and jobs with training. What they won't be able to do is sit round at home all day playing games."

Unfortunately, this seems to have been the post that started Ownyourown kicking off, so you may find it's your turn now. How anybody can get so annoyed at someone politely posting accurate information, escapes me entirely.

bestpud

Dunroamin wrote: »

Which is exactly what I posted in post # 31

"They won't have to stay in education, it's "education and training" which includes apprenticeships and jobs with training. What they won't be able to do is sit round at home all day playing games."

Unfortunately, this seems to have been the post that started Ownyourown kicking off, so you may find it's your turn now. How anybody can get so annoyed at someone politely posting accurate information, escapes me entirely.

I wouldn't even have said you were blunt on this occasion! It's all very bizarre!

Dunroamin

bestpud wrote: »

I wouldn't even have said you were blunt on this occasion! It's all very bizarre!

Bizarre is the word indeed - I thought I'd been meticulously polite on this thread, as well as very helpful.

I suppose some people just react badly when they find out they're wrong.

poet123

bestpud wrote: »

I wouldn't even have said you were blunt on this occasion! It's all very bizarre!

:T:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

cockaleekee

Dunroamin wrote: »

Bizarre is the word indeed - I thought I'd been meticulously polite on this thread, as well as very helpful.

I suppose some people just react badly when they find out they're wrong.

Maybe we have misjudged? I'm sure she's notsobad

notsobad wrote: »

What are you calling undesirable behaviour ?

You make it sound like these young people are all anti social yobs.

Own_My_Own wrote: »

She won't answer that. She likes to post negative things and run.

mambo69 wrote: »

Hi all

My for year old has managed to snap the handle of the glove box so does anyone know how to get access to the glove box so i can change the handle

Many thanks as always

notsobad wrote: »

I'm taking it that the cars quite new. Just had a look at my 04 and it just needs a flat screwdriver or a blunt knife.

Own_My_Own wrote: »

Could somebody please be kind enough to explain how the new car registrations are worked out. My car is an 04, and I get that. But I am now completely confused.

Sorry if this has been asked before ! I'm sure it must have been, or am I the only slow one on here !

Own_My_Own wrote: »

I know some people don't like them, but the picasso has 3 individual seats in the back. ( I like mine)

(Very longwinded way of saying she is one of them "sad people" that has an AE!)

Errata

Perhaps it's time to draw a line in the sand on this and allow discretion to be the better part of valour.