Shine, are you not in a pension scheme I know I think of pulling out of mine as it's a bit tough but thought I'd do the sacrifice.........which would pay for me fares......life is a shit and a juggle at times :rolleyes:
The teachers biggest dispute at the mo is the pension thing, most of those I work with are minted I have to say or appear to be
bet there knee deep in debt! keeping up appperances
most teachers I have met have Zero clue about how debt works and have been living that way so long its normal to pay 80% of there monthly salary back to the CC companies
bet there knee deep in debt! keeping up appperances
most teachers I have met have Zero clue about how debt works and have been living that way so long its normal to pay 80% of there monthly salary back to the CC companies
bet there knee deep in debt! keeping up appperances
most teachers I have met have Zero clue about how debt works and have been living that way so long its normal to pay 80% of there monthly salary back to the CC companies
Most of our staff have been in teaching a good while Sons and are established in their lives, they have the latest cars and all that but such lovely people and in truth do not moan about anything.......most are not really up for the strike either if truth be known I think some feel that they just should :eek:
Most of our staff have been in teaching a good while Sons and are established in their lives, they have the latest cars and all that but such lovely people and in truth do not moan about anything.......most are not really up for the strike either if truth be known I think some feel that they just should :eek:
Mine oldest brother was a miner in "84/85" strike my grandfather used to tell us about the 30`s he was a card carrying member of the Communist party and both said the same the only people who win out of strikes are the employers.
Mine oldest brother was a miner in "84/85" strike my grandfather used to tell us about the 30`s he was a card carrying member of the Communist party and both said the same the only people who win out of strikes are the employers.
Or the Unions :eek::eek:
But I do see what you mean too...........I was with someone who was striking and just had my son, it was nigh impossible to make up the money we lost in a reasonable time scale, I hated that situation and they ended up with nothing for all the money they lost. The end was nigh within a few years, what was fairly mighty became less, others created their own business who had once been a part of it..........and I will still say and continue to say that people will always feather their own nests and speak with a forked tongue
But I do see what you mean too...........I was with someone who was striking and just had my son, it was nigh impossible to make up the money we lost in a reasonable time scale, I hated that situation and they ended up with nothing for all the money they lost. The end was nigh within a few years, what was fairly mighty became less, others created their own business who had once been a part of it..........and I will still say and continue to say that people will always feather their own nests and speak with a forked tongue
I'm a bit nissed :D:D
its not thier fault blame the the selfish gene!
good nissed is a happy state of afairs
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Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Oh Son's I love him to bits but I love so much more seeing him in the arms of my son or his wife, I'm filling up now
I cannot wait for him smiling and all that...........I have ordered books for him, beautiful coloured story books
Chins
bet there knee deep in debt! keeping up appperances
most teachers I have met have Zero clue about how debt works and have been living that way so long its normal to pay 80% of there monthly salary back to the CC companies
Sùp you mad one
and can i carry the bag containing your gaul stones again ?
that was shuch a happy day i want to relive the experiance
Know that feeling
gandchildren are so different aint they
your own kids your to busy keeping your head above water it was rare to just look at them and smile..
Most of our staff have been in teaching a good while Sons and are established in their lives, they have the latest cars and all that but such lovely people and in truth do not moan about anything.......most are not really up for the strike either if truth be known
Gaul stones!!! :eek:
Is that like stones in the image of Asterix?
:eek:
you need to come live in scotland
leave that expensive dump!
btw
Aldi do rump steak £3.25 for 330g and its well lush
my wife works in a butchers get 30% discount but Aldi beefs better
I iz strong dont ya know!
You are so completely right Sons and your latter statement I have hopefully considered when with my son and his wife hence the chippy teas
It's a bloody good chippy too
Mine oldest brother was a miner in "84/85" strike my grandfather used to tell us about the 30`s he was a card carrying member of the Communist party and both said the same the only people who win out of strikes are the employers.
I don't eat meat
well nobody`s perfect :eek:
except possibly ME
I used to love steak pie supper from our chippy
but alas i cant eat that gluten stuff nowadays
Tune!
Or the Unions :eek::eek:
But I do see what you mean too...........I was with someone who was striking and just had my son, it was nigh impossible to make up the money we lost in a reasonable time scale, I hated that situation and they ended up with nothing for all the money they lost. The end was nigh within a few years, what was fairly mighty became less, others created their own business who had once been a part of it..........and I will still say and continue to say that people will always feather their own nests and speak with a forked tongue
I'm a bit nissed
Have some Fish and Peas.........lush
its not thier fault blame the the selfish gene!
good nissed is a happy state of afairs
I remember having this on repeat after seeing them at Reading Festival :cool:
they put that battery or the bready type stuff ont fish :mad:
i saw a bit of the set on youtube at the time and i was hooked also.