Sexlightened
I am just about to go on a late shift, noticed loads of people on here, was wondering what people do, do people log on at work, or are all the benefit scroungers sex maniacs?
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don't people have work to go to!
Sex God
usually log on at work just to see what's happening, but today I've got an exam in 3 hours and 50 mins. :eeek: :uhoh:
Well i am trying to get me house work done !.........this is my tea brack! 
Sex God
Not on benefits and never have been and I take exception to the insinuation that if we're not at work right now, then we must be scroungers 
I am lucky in that I work the hours to suit myself - which is mostly afternoons. However, if Jon earned enough for me to pack up work or if we won the lottery, I wouldn't work at all - just sit at my pc all day pervin on here
Tracy-Jayne
I am lucky in that I work the hours to suit myself - which is mostly afternoons. However, if Jon earned enough for me to pack up work or if we won the lottery, I wouldn't work at all - just sit at my pc all day pervin on here
Tracy-Jayne
Sex God
Quote by Debbiewebs
Well i am trying to get me house work done !.........this is my tea brack!
OI.....Get on with it wench......
(only joking Debs
):cheers: Re-lapse.
Sex God
Some of us are 'housewives' lol (although I don't particularly like that term) Looing after house and kids can be a full time job...
btw.. I used to be on benefits.. and I certainly wouldn't have classed myself as a 'scrounger'.. everyones circumstances are very different!!!
btw.. I used to be on benefits.. and I certainly wouldn't have classed myself as a 'scrounger'.. everyones circumstances are very different!!!
Sex God
I'm at work and hard at it too....................
Cafettiere of coffee, chocolate cake, feet up and radio on - All I need now is some customers lol
Seriously though it isn't always quiet and I worked somewhere in the region of 49 hours last week with 3 days off
Cafettiere of coffee, chocolate cake, feet up and radio on - All I need now is some customers lol
Seriously though it isn't always quiet and I worked somewhere in the region of 49 hours last week with 3 days off
Flavio 12000,surely you've noticed that the 9-5 Monday-Friday thing is a tad old hat for a lot of us is a quick peek at the Forum for me before I scoot off to do an 8 hour shift.I was here so much yesterday because I had a rare day off that wasn't full of STUFF to older I get the busier I seem to be,I'm sure many will be familiar with that feeling!
I've just got back from a riding lesson.
I've taken a week off work to do all (some of) those "little" jobs I can't do from 200 miles away.
(but dividing my time between being on here or having riding lessons)
Isn't choice a wonderful thing. I choose to see the people here as pals, regardles of their employment status!
And I agree, Libra-Love. Nice Avatar
I've taken a week off work to do all (some of) those "little" jobs I can't do from 200 miles away.
(but dividing my time between being on here or having riding lessons)
Isn't choice a wonderful thing. I choose to see the people here as pals, regardles of their employment status!
And I agree, Libra-Love. Nice Avatar
Quote by Happy Cats
Its either a good wind up or he is just excited to have a job at last.
Or off to collect his Giro
Sex God
Quote by tallnhairy
So here are the results so far...
Quick view at work: 5
Part time worker: 1
Houseperson: 2
Shifts / Flextime: 5
Sick: 3
Holiday: 2
Scroungers: 0
erm . . . . best stick one down on the scroungers! :lol2:
technically, i'd say i've been off sick, but the dole don't really accept that particular sick note, so statistically, i'm a scrounger. ;)
n x x x ;)
Sex God
I "work" from home...in fact, I'm "working" right now! ;)
~Reese!
~Reese!
Never had any state benefits in my life.
But
I'm a pensioner - but before you all switch me off - I was in a motorbike accident while on duty and I was offered my pension early. I retired at the age of 41. I am fully recovered and I don't regret one minute of my freedom.
A free life is truly wonderful.
Major Tom
But
I'm a pensioner - but before you all switch me off - I was in a motorbike accident while on duty and I was offered my pension early. I retired at the age of 41. I am fully recovered and I don't regret one minute of my freedom.
A free life is truly wonderful.
Major Tom
After several years of being 'home-maker' to ungrateful 'bread-winner', I chose to go on benefits to be a Full Time Mother. While that may be seen as 'scrounging', just remember all the quality time I've spent with my child when in 20 years time she comes up with a cure for cancer or world peace, or maybe even a new snazzy logo for Asda...
... Anyway! I'm now a full time student. My profile says "Professional Tax Dodger" 'cos I know how so many under-educated people hate students :twisted: but also, remember that one day, all this money I've 'scrounged' I WILL be paying back AND with my posh degree (First with Honours, obviously!) there's a great possibilty I will be in a higher tax bracket than you, so will be paying a helluva lot more out for the same services.
Nowwho's the scrounger? Eh? Eh?
*** end of rant ***
BTW, I'm off sick today.
... Anyway! I'm now a full time student. My profile says "Professional Tax Dodger" 'cos I know how so many under-educated people hate students :twisted: but also, remember that one day, all this money I've 'scrounged' I WILL be paying back AND with my posh degree (First with Honours, obviously!) there's a great possibilty I will be in a higher tax bracket than you, so will be paying a helluva lot more out for the same services.
Nowwho's the scrounger? Eh? Eh?
*** end of rant ***
BTW, I'm off sick today.
