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mobertol 09-02-2014 12:20
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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 1093608)
No-one answered your questions Margaret - I have put my answers in red. Hopefully not TMLW for the thread-starter - I could crop the "s" to make the second answer have just 5 letters if that's more acceptable - or should that be better... ;):D
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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1093609)
Perhaps the word your looking for is apt?

Not a long word and not used as often in everyday conversation by some folk so it may cause complications.



http://th06.deviantart.net/fs11/PRE/...Powerpoint.jpg
Yes -"apt" is definitely more...apt! :D

Odd but that large smiley has a look of me :eek:

Margaret Pilkington 09-02-2014 12:24
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No Dianne....you are much prettier!

mobertol 09-02-2014 13:39
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1093705)
No Dianne....you are much prettier!
Lol! I have recently been likened to a greek goddess! :eek::D

(Seriously! But referring to a photo of me in fancy dress back in 1979!)

Margaret Pilkington 09-02-2014 14:00
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And that's bad ????

Less 09-02-2014 14:24
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1093716)
And that's bad ????
Perhaps you should mention the possible benefits hmmmm?
:)

Margaret Pilkington 09-02-2014 14:56
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I'm sure Dianne doesn't need me to tell her the benefits of being a Greek Goddess! :)

mobertol 09-02-2014 15:52
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1093724)
I'm sure Dianne doesn't need me to tell her the benefits of being a Greek Goddess! :)
The odd glass of nectar, not bad and I must admit to being fond of Ambrosia (creamed rice of course!) Yes, those are benefits Mmmmm! ;)

Margaret Pilkington 09-02-2014 16:01
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and of course you must not forget the lesser mortals worship.

Balbus 09-02-2014 18:25
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Perhaps there should be a rule that anyone convicted of cheating the benefit system should thereafter be disqualified from receiving any further benefits.

DaveinGermany 09-02-2014 18:35
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Originally Posted by Balbus (Post 1093750)
Perhaps there should be a rule that anyone convicted of cheating the benefit system should thereafter be disqualified from receiving any further benefits.
Nice thought but unworkable, they've got rights!

Margaret Pilkington 09-02-2014 21:19
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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1093753)
Nice thought but unworkable, they've got rights!
Yes, I was going to say that too.
Everyone has rights, but no-one seesm to step up to the plate of responsibility.

Accyexplorer 10-02-2014 08:39
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The cost of fraud is dwarfed by the surplus from unclaimed benefits from folk who are entitled but don't claim,.“Errors” cost more than fraudsters. how much does locking them up cost £35k on average per yr? :rolleyes: (I'm not saying they should get a slapped wrist)
The Government announced that benefit cheats will now be dealt with as harshly as fraudulent bankers :eek:...I'm not sure giving them Knighthoods is the right way to go :)
Having watched Benefits Street,It's not much different to Sesame Street I watched as a child,I mean they've Both have a big bird, a bloke living out of a bin and people trying to learn the alphabet.
David Cameron has said that people in the UK will have to learn to speak a usable standard of English or face losing their benefits.
David Cameron's 'Earn or learn' benefit crackdown: Go to college, get a job or lose handouts | Mail Online
How many in Accy alone are up the creek without a paddle :D

Less 10-02-2014 09:02
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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1093800)
Having watched Benefits Street,It's not much different to Sesame Street I watched as a child,I mean they've Both have a big bird, a bloke living out of a bin and people trying to learn the alphabet.
Now that was a shame, I was about to put a like on this post, for it's humour, I hesitated and googled it on the web instead:-

https://www.google.com/search?q=Havi...=t&channel=rcs

It comes up on several sites all dated before your post.

Please don't plagiarise, if you read something elsewhere worthy of putting on site the least you can do is put a link to where you found your quote.
If the original author sees you have used their work, both you and the site could be in big trouble.
:(:o:p;)

Accyexplorer 10-02-2014 09:10
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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1093804)
Now that was a shame, I was about to put a like on this post, for it's humour, I hesitated and googled it on the web instead:-

https://www.google.com/search?q=Havi...=t&channel=rcs

It comes up on several sites all dated before your post.

Please don't plagiarise, if you read something elsewhere worthy of putting on site the least you can do is put a link to where you found your quote.
If the original author sees you have used their work, both you and the site could be in big trouble.
:(:o:p;)
The site I used wasn't exactly child friendly,thought I'd incorporate into a little paragraph an use it here(it's only cheap
humour anyway) I'll bare your advice in mind tho ;)

MargaretR 10-02-2014 09:25
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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1093806)
I'll bare your advice in mind tho ;)
Nudity is a 'no no' on here - we are a family forum ;)


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