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StereoTypist said:
What's wrong? Has the arse fallen out the shed building business? Did Customs & Revenue finally catch up with your Albanian workforce?

Printer companies finally called in their debts?
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Piss poor.

Probably the worst ever retort in the history of Not606.

You used to be cool :(
 
StereoTypist said:
<laugh>

I've spent most of my adult life working in the public sector and politics. Sorry, but you're talking Daily Mail-inspired bullshit.
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Have you spent most of your working life in Haringey, Lambeth, Lewisham, Brixton, Harlesden? Until you have seen the reverse discrimination against white, able bodied, heterosexual British natives I fear you won't understand where I am coming from.

Housing policy is based on points and you get more points if you declare you are from a minority background. Should you be an asylum seeker (or rather already been granted asylum) you get top marks, any disability you or your offspring may have adds to the credits, being of an ethnicity or religion other than Christian adds even more to your score. Declaring your homosexuality gives more points than being straight.

I agree with housing the poorest members of society, not a view of the Daily Fail, but when you have housing officers of the same ethnic, religious, sexual preference etc in charge of handing out Council flat keys it isn't a stretch of the imagination to see how it works in favour of those of a similar background.

Recently I've drifted towards being a bit of a bigot regarding some subjects (getting old) but I stopped being naive quite some time ago.
 
Nowt wrong with ****tas.

After me an ma ex-missus separated a gay couple who are friends of ours moved in for a few weeks between selling their house and moving to their new house in Perth.

It never occurred to me how it must have looked to the neighbours <laugh>
 
GroveRanger said:
Have you spent most of your working life in Haringey, Lambeth, Lewisham, Brixton, Harlesden? Until you have seen the reverse discrimination against white, able bodied, heterosexual British natives I fear you won't understand where I am coming from.

Housing policy is based on points and you get more points if you declare you are from a minority background. Should you be an asylum seeker (or rather already been granted asylum) you get top marks, any disability you or your offspring may have adds to the credits, being of an ethnicity or religion other than Christian adds even more to your score. Declaring your homosexuality gives more points than being straight.

I agree with housing the poorest members of society, not a view of the Daily Fail, but when you have housing officers of the same ethnic, religious, sexual preference etc in charge of handing out Council flat keys it isn't a stretch of the imagination to see how it works in favour of those of a similar background.

Recently I've drifted towards being a bit of a bigot regarding some subjects (getting old) but I stopped being naive quite some time ago.
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Everybody is ahead in the queue of the single white straight working tax paying man. FACT.
 
GroveRanger said:
Have you spent most of your working life in Haringey, Lambeth, Lewisham, Brixton, Harlesden? Until you have seen the reverse discrimination against white, able bodied, heterosexual British natives I fear you won't understand where I am coming from.

Housing policy is based on points and you get more points if you declare you are from a minority background. Should you be an asylum seeker (or rather already been granted asylum) you get top marks, any disability you or your offspring may have adds to the credits, being of an ethnicity or religion other than Christian adds even more to your score. Declaring your homosexuality gives more points than being straight.

I agree with housing the poorest members of society, not a view of the Daily Fail, but when you have housing officers of the same ethnic, religious, sexual preference etc in charge of handing out Council flat keys it isn't a stretch of the imagination to see how it works in favour of those of a similar background.

Recently I've drifted towards being a bit of a bigot regarding some subjects (getting old) but I stopped being naive quite some time ago.
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You tell him ya big ****in ****tah.
 
GroveRanger said:
Have you spent most of your working life in Haringey, Lambeth, Lewisham, Brixton, Harlesden? Until you have seen the reverse discrimination against white, able bodied, heterosexual British natives I fear you won't understand where I am coming from.

Housing policy is based on points and you get more points if you declare you are from a minority background. Should you be an asylum seeker (or rather already been granted asylum) you get top marks, any disability you or your offspring may have adds to the credits, being of an ethnicity or religion other than Christian adds even more to your score. Declaring your homosexuality gives more points than being straight.

I agree with housing the poorest members of society, not a view of the Daily Fail, but when you have housing officers of the same ethnic, religious, sexual preference etc in charge of handing out Council flat keys it isn't a stretch of the imagination to see how it works in favour of those of a similar background.

Recently I've drifted towards being a bit of a bigot regarding some subjects (getting old) but I stopped being naive quite some time ago.
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At random from the list of councils you cited I selected the Lambeth housing allocation policy: http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/NR/rdonly...4D30/0/Housing_Allocation_Scheme_2008_v12.pdf

I didn't read all 54 pages but I didn't see any reference to extra points for being gay.

I'm happy to be proved wrong though.
 
I_amEasterRoad1980 said:
I used to be gay but I was cured in 1985.

It's easily reversed.

No guy really likes shoving his truncheon up some hairy arsed fellow ****'s dunger. It is absolutely unnatural and the feeling of guilt and depression can seriously affect you.

You just need to look at Toby and STD. Both destined to top themselves over the guilt and the shame.
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Don't you hate it when a burd calls yer cock a dick? I do.

It's no ma dick. It's ma cock. Dick sounds limp wristed and effeminate, whereas cock sounds "you're ****in gettin it ya hoor".

I may have issues.
 
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