bathyboy81

Thanks lads, been away, had a great day Friday.

Thanks lads, been away, had a great day Friday.

Sorry for disappearing act, broadband died on me and couldn't get back on till 10 mins ago.

Add me pls spike - Bathyboy81 - white

Can you add me please Dave - Bathyboy81

Happy Birthday m8, have a good day.

I'd be up for it as well.

Cheers lads, did have a good day thanks - had today off work as well, so long long holiday weekend.

Cancel tonight - will be there tomorrow though.

Bathyboy81 - Yellow

in about 18 minutes m8, though 'racing' may be in its loosest term for a month or so.

cancel me pls m8

What a load of [b][color=red]FILTERED[/color][/b] - the Facebook Group guide to Political Economy. 100 Years ago the population of the Britain was about 50% what it is now, the tax payer base probably about 25% as mum stayed at home not working (or having the vote) and a substantial amount of the population were essentially still peasants living on the whim of the landowner. Average wages were about £2 per week - £104 a year (compared to £23000 pa now) - do the maths and the scale of the cash coming in to government can be calculated. Kids worked down pits and cleaning chimneys and there was no NHS, schools, national police or fire service, old age pension, winter fuel relief, child benefits, unemployment benefit or income support - if you couldn't pay your way you went to the poor house. The government is still the biggest employer in the country, so a lot of the taxes we pay simply gets redistributed to teachers, doctors, firemen, coppers, bin men, DSS staff trying to deal with the lazy chavs who scrounge dole and rob the rest of us. (But at least they pay back some tax on their Lambert & Butlers, and White Lightning) I am not defending the shower that are in government now, or the ones that were in before them, right back to the fuckwits who had millions of British soldiers climbing out of trenches and walking to their deaths across no man's land in WW1. 2 World Wars (and one World Cup), a Great Depression, austerity in the 50s, the swinging 60s, the recession of the 70s, 80s and 90s housing boom, and the out of control growth of credit, (money that doesn't exist) got us here, all contributing in stages. What do suggest we do anyway? Vote for David Cameron? become anarchists? throw out all the foreigners? cut and past half arsed nonsense on a forum?

Have a good day m8

Congrats Tosh & Carol Ann, good to hear all is ok.