Mick did go to school, that's where he met his wife.The fly in the ointment is the fact Mick was 26 at the time
Spot on Eddie - someone should put up a thread asking for a vote. mick and dev believe in deomocracy and sticking by it rather than protesting about the results so what could possibly go wrong?
I left school at 16 ya ****s. And no I don't particularly like democracy, especially not "we're all in this together" collectivist and populist democracies. A bit of meritocracy is what we need before Google replaces all the low skilled jobs with robots and ****s like MD and Toby starting voting in maniac lefty politicians who blame the lack of low-skilled opportunities on 'oppressors', rather than facing the fact that quite a lot of people have **** all talents that are worth paying for.
beelin' Whats the difference between me voting in a maniac lefty - completely for arguments sake as I don't actually subject to any of that ****e you just tried to pin on me. And you voting in a **** that will lower your tax band because you think you've done extra well this year and deserve a bit of respite. Wheres the ****ing respite for people that have to deal with ****s like Atos? or people who get kicked out of there house because a bunch of ****ers in London have decided that you're not allowed spare rooms. Alright for ****s like you to buy council houses on the cheap then reap the ****in' rewards for years to come though
The Universe does not owe me a living, or a house, and I owe the Universe **** all in return. If I earn some money this year that is my money, I have earned it, the government is not being kind to me by letting me keep it, it's ****ing mine - I don't mind paying a fair amount of tax in return for state services and, in fact, I'm quite easily a net contributor in tax to the current state I live in - the state is lucky to have me, it needs more people like me contributing and less taking. If my current state tried to make me and my labour the property of the state then I'd up sticks and move elsewhere. Having some **** in London being able to throw me out of my house sounds terrible (I'm not being sarcastic, it sounds terrible) so I've tried my very best to make sure that I'm standing on my own two feet and not reliant on some **** in London's charity. My job is currently in trouble and I'm facing possible redundancy in a few months time - I've been made redundant before and almost went broke and I've spent the last 4 years being paranoid as **** that it's going to happen to me again. I've been so paranoid that I've been trying my best to get something behind me, to have savings and investments that will fund my existence while I try to find something else. You say it's alright for ****s like me, but that's because I've put a lot of effort into making it ok for me - I spent 3 years not seeing my kids for weeks on end instead of taking more comfortable jobs at home. My brother in law said to me a few years back "I don't know how you do it, you couldn't pay me to be away from my kids most of the time" and fair play to him, he might be happier than me, but he's living month to month off his wage packet and he's ****ed if he loses his job. I've sacrificed comfort and a lot of my youth for financial security, while half the ****s around me are picking their nose assuming that everything will be fine in the future - before crying out that the Universe is not fair when the bad things eventually do happen.
