Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 12:35 pm  

I want to live in standee's perfect world

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 12:36 pm  

hopps wrote:

I want to live in standee's perfect world

I don't. People there are very selfish.

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 12:39 pm  

Rock God X wrote:

You weren't the specific example I was using, as I didn't know your circumstances. It is a good point though: is it 30 quid a day most nurseries charge these days? Per child. By the reckoning, you'd be making quite a big loss.

That cannot be right can it?
I mean Standee says it is easy and anyone who disagrees and can't make the sums add up is a lazy waster.

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 12:45 pm  

Anakin Skywalker wrote:

That cannot be right can it?
I mean Standee says it is easy and anyone who disagrees and can't make the sums add up is a lazy waster.

Fear not. I'm sure Standee will be along in a minute to tell us how it all works. Perhaps he knows where you can get free childcare, digs and petrol.

Either that or he'll just tell you that you shouldn't have had children without checking your crystal ball to see what your future employment prospects were.

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 1:00 pm  

What's fairly sad is that the lad hasn't been stuck in a little village all his life, oblivious to the world around him.
As far as I can gather he's worked in both London and B'ham, at least, for periods.

How big is that bubble of his?
Hasn't he got any half reality how the real world works?

Apparently not!

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 1:20 pm  

Rock God X wrote:

Fear not. I'm sure Standee will be along in a minute to tell us how it all works. Perhaps he knows where you can get free childcare, digs and petrol.

Either that or he'll just tell you that you shouldn't have had children without checking your crystal ball to see what your future employment prospects were.

Also let us not forget that our beloved Gideon is adding another 3p on a litre in January and another 5p in August which will add to travel, Food and clothing costs.
I mean I know Thatcher was a hard faced **** but my god even she wasn't this delusional.

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 1:30 pm  

WIZEB wrote:

What's fairly sad is that the lad hasn't been stuck in a little village all his life, oblivious to the world around him.
As far as I can gather he's worked in both London and B'ham, at least, for periods.

How big is that bubble of his?
Hasn't he got any half reality how the real world works?

Apparently not!

no bubble here, it's a hard world, you either get on with it, or you bleat about it on RLFans each and every day.

life isn't fair, go figure, survival of the fittest I am afraid, the system and the way the world works is fundamentally wrong, I agree, but a few people rattling their keyboard isn't going to change it, nor will a few deluded individuals sitting in tents obstructing people going about their daily (and lawful) business.

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 1:35 pm  

Standee wrote:

no bubble here, it's a hard world, you either get on with it, or you bleat about it on RLFans each and every day.

life isn't fair, go figure, survival of the fittest I am afraid, the system and the way the world works is fundamentally wrong, I agree, but a few people rattling their keyboard isn't going to change it, nor will a few deluded individuals sitting in tents obstructing people going about their daily (and lawful) business.

Survival of the fittest eh?

So you have never availed yourself of the NHS?

Never taken advantage of a state-sponsored education system?

All you have ever required in life has been provided by you or by your parents before you were able to provide for yourself?

If the answer is yes to the above, then you really do have a right to moan about other "taking advantage", or you could simply keep your trap shut and continue looking after you and yours alone and not caring what happens to the "others"

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 1:38 pm  

Standee wrote:

no bubble here, it's a hard world, you either get on with it, or you bleat about it on RLFans each and every day.

life isn't fair, go figure, survival of the fittest I am afraid, the system and the way the world works is fundamentally wrong, I agree, but a few people rattling their keyboard isn't going to change it, nor will a few deluded individuals sitting in tents obstructing people going about their daily (and lawful) business.

Have you noticed they only person who doesn't think you are clueless and delusional is infact you.
There is a clue there is you look hard enough.

Re: State Sponsored Slavery : Fri Nov 18, 2011 1:38 pm  

I bet his parents next door neighbours were called Jones in that little cul-de-sac he grew up in.