Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

rose28454

Glitch_Grabber wrote: »

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/07/12/celebrity-big-brother-benefits-street-white-dee_n_5580035.html


lol

What a lovely photo of her!!!. It makes my blood boil. Both my daughter and husband suffer from real depression and both have attempted suicide ( DD last year as some of you know) and when by beautiful funny clever daughter says "Mum I feel down and I still think about ending it sometimes" thats depression not what that F++ B+++++ has. She has lazyitis. I know there are a lot of people on benefits who need them but there are an awful lot who don't.

Nannylala

Nannylala wrote: »

Looking at the calender just realised its oldest Grandson's Birthday today:eek: so off to the treasure chest to make up a Birthday Pressie for him he is 24yars old today:Athank goodness for glitches;)

Well that was an easy exercise thanks to the Elite.
1.A bottle of finest red
2.Chanel Aftershave(less than half price in Mr shoes)
3.Obligatory pack of brightly coloured socks for when he plays golf.
4.Grandson birthday card
Sorted:T:T:T

tweets

rose28454 wrote: »

What a lovely photo of her!!!. It makes my blood boil. Both my daughter and husband suffer from real depression and both have attempted suicide ( DD last year as some of you know) and when by beautiful funny clever daughter says "Mum I feel down and I still think about ending it sometimes" thats depression not what that F++ B+++++ has. She has lazyitis. I know there are a lot of people on benefits who need them but there are an awful lot who don't.

Well said :T:T:T

rose28454

nerfdad wrote: »

I'm worn out just reading your post:)
My shop yesterday cost me £9.56 in cash and £27 apg but I'm getting a £40 apg back:cool:

Great APG! I've now moved a load more stuff into the cupboard, steamed cleaned shower floor, hoovered stairs and deleted loads of email from my email box. i have over 100000 so have a way to go. Now going to make my breakfast.

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Well that was an easy exercise thanks to the Elite.
1.A bottle of finest red
2.Chanel Aftershave(less than half price in Mr shoes)
3.Obligatory pack of brightly coloured socks for when he plays golf.
4.Grandson birthday card
Sorted:T:T:T

Lovely pressie Nannylala

Time to get ready and go to mums cya all laters :wave:

bubbs

Morning everyone:wave:
No booty today as wet although not raining now, not cooled it down much though 24 in here already:eek:
I did get up to go at 6.15 but soon went back to bed :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: got up again at 8.15:D

Enterprise_1701C

rose28454 wrote: »

What a lovely photo of her!!!. It makes my blood boil. Both my daughter and husband suffer from real depression and both have attempted suicide ( DD last year as some of you know) and when by beautiful funny clever daughter says "Mum I feel down and I still think about ending it sometimes" thats depression not what that F++ B+++++ has. She has lazyitis. I know there are a lot of people on benefits who need them but there are an awful lot who don't.

What really annoys me is the amount of benefits claimants that are now complaining because they have to move because they are not allowed so much for rent :mad::mad: If you can't afford to live somewhere you move, if we couldn't afford to continue paying for this house there would be no-one saying that we should get more money to allow us to continue living here, because we pay our way, even if it is one incredible struggle at times.

I have always said that benefits should be paid in vouchers, for essentials, not the sort of money that people get to allow them to get big tellies and lay around all day. Vouchers for food and clothes, reasonable rent paid to the landlord, if they want extras like alcohol and cigarettes they should go out and earn for them :mad:

Don't get me wrong, I know there's people that can't work, but we should not go giving big houses to fathers of 20 just cos they can't keep it zipped up, and benefits always used to be provided to tide people over, just so they could still live. Some of these people live in houses bigger than ours and have everything paid for, makes you wonder why you break your back trying to run a business and actually make money!

Savvy_Siobhan

cjj wrote: »

Got 6 more coconut SG today from another small A. No space in my medium A. Many thanks to op as we use quite a bit and I've missed loads of c&c shower gel glitches due to being banned from A.com lol

how did you get banned?

Busylizzie

nerfdad wrote: »

Mums cabs:eek::eek:
Is that the next stage:o:eek::eek:

Just sent off for her provisional driving licence - can't wait till she can drive herself!

rose28454

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

What really annoys me is the amount of benefits claimants that are now complaining because they have to move because they are not allowed so much for rent :mad::mad: If you can't afford to live somewhere you move, if we couldn't afford to continue paying for this house there would be no-one saying that we should get more money to allow us to continue living here, because we pay our way, even if it is one incredible struggle at times.

I have always said that benefits should be paid in vouchers, for essentials, not the sort of money that people get to allow them to get big tellies and lay around all day. Vouchers for food and clothes, reasonable rent paid to the landlord, if they want extras like alcohol and cigarettes they should go out and earn for them :mad:

Don't get me wrong, I know there's people that can't work, but we should not go giving big houses to fathers of 20 just cos they can't keep it zipped up, and benefits always used to be provided to tide people over, just so they could still live. Some of these people live in houses bigger than ours and have everything paid for, makes you wonder why you break your back trying to run a business and actually make money!

The thing about rent rang a bell with me. My daughter's friend who is 22 and a single mum moved into a small house belonging to her Dad and gets about £500.00 benefit for that every month. She actually only pays him £250.00 and pockets the rest. She was moaning the other day that she only gets £17,000 a year in benefits and grants ( she is doing a degree of sorts) and my daughter said when they go shopping she spend £200 to £300 at a time. Her parents have room for her to live with them but why not live where you can live for free and get paid extra aswell!!