Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 12:36 pm  

Mintball wrote:

I have no idea about such a case,

Me neither, but I'm slightly concerned that Dita's has been watching him for 18 years and knows exactly what is going on in the guy's life. Has Dita's been working at all during that 18 years? I think we need to be told.

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 6:01 pm  

Hull White Star wrote:

I remember replying to a very, very similar post on the Daily Mails website not so long ago and I'll tell you the same thing as I did on there; its curtain twitchers like you that I love to hate. You are not a Doctor, you don't know your neighbours medical history. You don't know that after doing his garden he has to lay up for the rest of the day (like I do after I've walked the dogs or cut the grass or had a busy day) but you wouldn't see that. You couldn't possibly know how many pain killers he takes or (like me) how often he has to change his Fentanyl pain killer patches that he wears. You are not present at any of his medical appointments so how could you possibly know that he hasn't been given the ok to do his garden. And since when has been able to do a bit of gardening the disability crime of the centuary???

Jealously is an evil thing.

Why should I be jealous of a lazy b***ard?....

To be fair, having spoke with him on many occasions over the years, I know he is fully capable of work - He has a certain pride in his ability to live a cushy life off the backs of others...

As for yourself, I don't wish to get too personal, but you speak of being tired after a 'busy day'??....Well, so do I, but its usually because I've worked 8 or 9 hours.

Might I suggest that rather than waste up your limited energy on walking the dogs or having a 'busy day' ( ), you could do what many folk do and waste it doing some work - Sorry for being harsh, but many folk get no time for the stuff that you and others are obviously still doing, because they are too shagged from all the work they do funding some people's gardening habits.

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 6:26 pm  

Dita's Slot Meter wrote:

Why should I be jealous of a lazy b***ard?....

To be fair, having spoke with him on many occasions over the years, I know he is fully capable of work - He has a certain pride in his ability to live a cushy life off the backs of others...

As for yourself, I don't wish to get too personal, but you speak of being tired after a 'busy day'??....Well, so do I, but its usually because I've worked 8 or 9 hours.

Might I suggest that rather than waste up your limited energy on walking the dogs or having a 'busy day' ( ), you could do what many folk do and waste it doing some work - Sorry for being harsh, but many folk get no time for the stuff that you and others are obviously still doing, because they are too shagged from all the work they do funding some people's gardening habits.

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 6:34 pm  

Dita's Slot Meter wrote:

Why should I be jealous of a lazy b***ard?....

To be fair, having spoke with him on many occasions over the years, I know he is fully capable of work - He has a certain pride in his ability to live a cushy life off the backs of others...

As for yourself, I don't wish to get too personal, but you speak of being tired after a 'busy day'??....Well, so do I, but its usually because I've worked 8 or 9 hours.

Might I suggest that rather than waste up your limited energy on walking the dogs or having a 'busy day' ( ), you could do what many folk do and waste it doing some work - Sorry for being harsh, but many folk get no time for the stuff that you and others are obviously still doing, because they are too shagged from all the work they do funding some people's gardening habits.

Wow - your brave on here, let's wait for the righteous to rise up

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 6:37 pm  

The clique will be frothing at the mouth as we speak.

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 6:49 pm  

How delightful: a cyber circle jerk.

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 6:51 pm  

Dita's Slot Meter wrote:

Why should I be jealous of a lazy b***ard?....

To be fair, having spoke with him on many occasions over the years, I know he is fully capable of work - He has a certain pride in his ability to live a cushy life off the backs of others...

As for yourself, I don't wish to get too personal, but you speak of being tired after a 'busy day'??....Well, so do I, but its usually because I've worked 8 or 9 hours.

Might I suggest that rather than waste up your limited energy on walking the dogs or having a 'busy day' ( ), you could do what many folk do and waste it doing some work - Sorry for being harsh, but many folk get no time for the stuff that you and others are obviously still doing, because they are too shagged from all the work they do funding some people's gardening habits.

Busy day means running to the hospital for infusions and then to the Doctors for bloods and prescriptions, or having to get to my physios. Busy day means pottering around the house on my sticks. Busy day means having to do the shopping on a mobility scooter because my husband has had to find a job 2 hours away, out of town because we had the threat of my benefit stopping and him losing his public sector job therefore losing my bungalow.

I'm not even going to waste my time on the rest of your post because you've read enough of my posts to know what my illness is and how it affects me.

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 6:52 pm  

Hull White Star wrote:

Busy day means running to the hospital for infusions and then to the Doctors for bloods and prescriptions, or having to get to my physios. Busy day means pottering around the house on my sticks. Busy day means having to do the shopping on a mobility scooter because my husband has had to find a job 2 hours away, out of town because we had the threat of my benefit stopping and him losing his public sector job therefore losing my bungalow.

I'm not even going to waste my time on the rest of your post because you've read enough of my posts to know what my illness is and how it affects me.

Ignore him. He's a troll who thinks he has a brain cell.

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 7:32 pm  

Dita's Slot Meter wrote: Why should I be jealous of a lazy b***ard?.... To be fair, having spoke with him on many occasions over the years, I know he is fully capable of work - He has a certain pride in his ability to live a cushy life off the backs of others... there you go or you can call 0800 854440

Dita's Slot Meter wrote: Why should I be jealous of a lazy b***ard?.... To be fair, having spoke with him on many occasions over the years, I know he is fully capable of work - He has a certain pride in his ability to live a cushy life off the backs of others... there you go or you can call 0800 854440

Re: More undeserving poor told they should work for benefits : Fri Nov 02, 2012 7:32 pm  

Mintball wrote:

Ignore him. He's a troll who thinks he has a brain cell.

Speaks volumes for the pair of numbskulls who praised his post