I am. A nosey neightbour.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIf you're trying to keep if with neighbours on benefits, you really need a better job
It's seems people will go to extraordinary length to get one over on their neighbours and it doesn't matter if they're on benefits they just dream up some idea to get more to finance their lifestyle
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostThe problem dear d000hg is you don't have to be nosy, people are all to willing to rub in the fact that they fraudulently claim money and brag about it.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostSo you're basically going to be a nosy git, peering at peoples' cars and noting down on a clipboard so you can update your Excel spreadsheet later? I hope you have binoculars and net curtains for your 1930's ex-council terraced house. What a fun life you must lead. Spartan the curtain twitcher.
The problem dear d000hg is you don't have to be nosy, people are all to willing to rub in the fact that they fraudulently claim money and brag about it.Last edited by The Spartan; 21 February 2013, 11:06.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostSo you're basically going to be a nosy git, peering at peoples' cars and noting down on a clipboard so you can update your Excel spreadsheet later? I hope you have binoculars and net curtains for your 1930's ex-council terraced house. What a fun life you must lead. Spartan the curtain twitcher.
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostLet me think the mobility car might give it away, perhaps the disabled badge or the fact that she uses a walking stick? Or it could be the fact that Mrs Smith likes everyone to know her business.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostHow are you supposed to know which disability Mrs Smith has? Are you going to interrogate anyone you don't see going to work?
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How are you supposed to know which disability Mrs Smith has? Are you going to interrogate anyone you don't see going to work?
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI believe it's called accountability, if Mrs Smith in number 7 is claiming she can't walk more than 100m without being pain and receiving DLA for it fine. But then if I see her jogging every evening something is obviously amiss
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Originally posted by Runs With Scissors View PostGod I'm stupid. I didn't know that you only had to pay taxes if you're English.
Fellow Celts take note - no need to pay tax any more, the generous English are doing it all for us.
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostGod no! You know what the Scots are like for p|ssing away English taxes on their public sector 'free everything for all Scots' programmes.
Fellow Celts take note - no need to pay tax any more, the generous English are doing it all for us.
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