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here in north lanarkshire,you can no longer buy ur council house,,because of lack of houses0
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Robin double commas because I have MS,and a tremor,SORRY,It does not affect me,it is only an opinion,which I am entilted too,whether you agree with it or not,,SORRY I AINT A RICH BOY,WITH PROPER GRAMMER
Im sorry to. Is that Kelsey Grammer?Dont rock the boat
Dont rock the boat ,baby0 -
Grammar debate still hobbling along here? What a crushing bore.
Why do people care? It seems to me its just a really easy way of feeling superior to other posters.
I write for a living and unless I'm being paid, I ain't checking my grammar.
Forums are where we discuss and relax, I'm sure most people can understand what's being written even with grammatical errors.0 -
It's because it wasn't just a missing apostrophe here and there, it's that it made it genuinely difficult to read and makes the posts look worse than if a child had attempted to write them.Grammar debate still hobbling along here? What a crushing bore.
Why do people care? It seems to me its just a really easy way of feeling superior to other posters.
I write for a living and unless I'm being paid, I ain't checking my grammar.
Forums are where we discuss and relax, I'm sure most people can understand what's being written even with grammatical errors.0 -
How stupid.
If there's a family needing a 3 bed house and you have one yet have a room empty, of course you should move to a smaller place!0 -
As a matter of interest if you suffer a tragic death in the family how long till they start charging you? Is there a grace period? It would be harsh if you lost a relative so no longer fit the criteria for the house and lost your benefitThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Grammar debate still hobbling along here? What a crushing bore.
Why do people care? It seems to me its just a really easy way of feeling superior to other posters.
Dismissing people as "posh boys" and "rich boys" within a rant is not reverse snobbery? OP should not dish out what he cannot take.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0 -
Is it a housing crisis, or a population crisis?
I hope the Government will give people who have suffered a bereavement two years' grace before trying to persuade them to move to a smaller property.0
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