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... that the lawn has had its second mowing of 2024.
You must have wanted to film them and then dob them in. I know I would.I know plenty here who have never worked. I’ve got neighbours, a brother and sister in a four bedroom council house. In their sixties now, she’s never worked and he had to stop work 20 years ago cos he ‘hurt his neck’
They have horses and since his ‘injury’ I’ve watched him filling eight 20 litre containers with water several times a week and carrying them round from the back of the house to the car to take to the horses field. Every now and then she appears out with a white stick and dark glasses for her ‘blindness assessment’ then she goes back about her day as usual.
It gives me a warm glow inside knowing I help to pay for their lifestyle
I normally email my pics to myself then upload them from my laptop to here, I dont use my phone for the forum.
I'll give that a try after - at the moment it is 'feeding time at the zoo'.Plug a cable into the phone. T'other end into yer phooter. Open file explorer on yer phootrr and look in yer phone for yer pic's.
Tratterists laff at potholesWhen they say they is putting more money in it ain't like a pay rise where the rise stays for subsiquent years. Its a one oft additional payment.
My roads are ok. Eye reports all me pot holes and the clowncil fills em. Recently doing some strips of patch repairs on me wurk route. Got the big machines in over night to do the wuk.
They voted for change. Its no different to me being laid oft for 2 months wivvoot pay. Yer dun't automatically claim. You apply to claim. Said claim would be job seekers. In reality farmers have a lot of kit to do other jobs like cutting back hedges. They can do that during quiet times.Farmers claiming benefits are being told their businesses are “hobbies” and that they should seek paid employment.
The older benefit system calculated on a yearly average is being replaced by Universal Credit, under which households are assessed on their monthly income.
But farmers say their income varies wildly over a year because of agricultural seasons, meaning the system does not work for them.
When monthly income works out as effectively lower than the minimum wage, the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) can require claimants to look for alternative paid employment.
Farmers claiming benefits told their farms are ‘hobbies’ and to get jobs
Farmers claiming benefits are being told their businesses are “hobbies” and that they should seek paid employment.uk.news.yahoo.com
Having square wheels helps.Tratterists laff at potholes
@Hippo , Talking of clocks shall I fall back or spring forward
Also reminds me I must change my 24 hour sundial as it seems to be running slow
If yer go back yer gerra nuvva hour sheep.
You spoils him, you'll make him soft(er)Snow foamed ma ippo twice. Hand washed once. Eye now want to spray him wiv stuff to get stubborn dirt like tar oft but he needs to be dry to do this. Eye has wiped him down. He's ootside at the moment drying int breeze. Just had me pizza. Will lock him in his garage after me chips. He will dry a bit more over night.
You spoils him, you'll make him soft(er)
Pink one of coursenot forgetting it’s blankee
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