Crikey!!,my 18 year old has only been allowed it since he legally became able to make his own decisions:o
I am with you there! Mine is 19 and only tried it when he went on a lads night with his mates - he claims the resulting hangover put him off (vodka may have been involved)
He must not have a single brain cell. He'd rather fork out thousands on a gastric band than try and limit his booze and food.
We have "settled travellers" (if that makes sense) living around here and the men in particular all turn to fat when they're about 17. There are a couple of brothers aged about 20 and 25 and they are massive. They drive around eating pizzas, pasties and jumbo sausage rolls. They literally are heart attacks waiting to happen.
I notice they all pick and choose what parts of the gypsy lifestyle they adhere to. They don't pay tax, they don't pay rent and they leave mountains of rubbish behind. Throwing fireworks at cars is just a bit of fun as is stealing from a shopkeeper who has just agreed to give you a bit of discount.
That was really out of order but they called that "messing around."
All travellers have long been suspicious and frightened of hospitals but now they queuing up to have gastric bands.
They can chop and change their beliefs at the drop of a hat so why can't they live in houses and pay taxes like the rest of us.
Well we don't have this to watch next week, we have a thrilling programme on Scientology Although to be honest I'm not sure if there's any difference
I suppose the difference is that travellers keep the money they acquire by paying no taxes, Scientology followers work for money, pay taxes then hand it over to their leaders.
How can travellers get Sky TV, Bank accounts and mobile phones without having to give their name and a fixed address? I envy them for keeping their personal data private.
Exploitative TV with the pure intention of outraging their viewers. It worked a little too well on me, I had to turn it off because I was getting too pissed off with the selfish entitled attitudes.:D
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Like it, turn the tables on them
Crikey!!,my 18 year old has only been allowed it since he legally became able to make his own decisions:o
After Jimmy has wrecked the park, i may as well tarmac it:D
I am with you there! Mine is 19 and only tried it when he went on a lads night with his mates - he claims the resulting hangover put him off (vodka may have been involved)
Haha....
He must not have a single brain cell. He'd rather fork out thousands on a gastric band than try and limit his booze and food.
We have "settled travellers" (if that makes sense) living around here and the men in particular all turn to fat when they're about 17. There are a couple of brothers aged about 20 and 25 and they are massive. They drive around eating pizzas, pasties and jumbo sausage rolls. They literally are heart attacks waiting to happen.
I notice they all pick and choose what parts of the gypsy lifestyle they adhere to. They don't pay tax, they don't pay rent and they leave mountains of rubbish behind. Throwing fireworks at cars is just a bit of fun as is stealing from a shopkeeper who has just agreed to give you a bit of discount.
That was really out of order but they called that "messing around."
All travellers have long been suspicious and frightened of hospitals but now they queuing up to have gastric bands.
They can chop and change their beliefs at the drop of a hat so why can't they live in houses and pay taxes like the rest of us.
He doesn't know that he will have to eat and drink less:o
Nor did his wife :eek:
Its so you can't see the breaking & entering/criminal damage that gets them on the palying fields etc.
Love the way launching rockets at cars is only kids having fun:eek:
If fatso was concerned about whether or not there were any travellers at the hospital or if they knew he was going why have it filmed?
Why are they so concrened about the kids being up late and tired for school? They leave when they are 12 anyway
hitlers idea this you know.
How can travellers get Sky TV, Bank accounts and mobile phones without having to give their name and a fixed address? I envy them for keeping their personal data private.