What are you watching now?

[Rincewind]

Some programme on BBC2 about Digby Jones helping small businesses improve.

 

At 9 there is a good film on. The boy in striped Pyjamas.

[Guest MattP]

"Don't cap my benefits" on BBC1.

Tissues at the ready and the are not for my face.

[Stadt]

"Don't cap my benefits" on BBC1.

Tissues at the ready and the are not for my face.

I think you're addicted to Benefits TV.

[Guest MattP]

I think you're addicted to Benefits TV.

Will have a dedicated channel soon.

Turned on for a great quote "270 pounds a week, that's almost 800 a month"

Ridiculous at the minute, just a load of Somalians and Palestinians each with 7-8 kids moaning because they want to live in London.

[Stadt]

Will have a dedicated channel soon.

Turned on for a great quote "270 pounds a week, that's almost 800 a month"

Ridiculous at the minute, just a load of Somalians and Palestinians each with 7-8 kids moaning because they want to live in London.

It's certainly flavour of the month with broadcasters, programmes of that ilk just make my blood boil.

I'm concerned a sizeable proportion of my school year will be wasters and scrounge off of the state.

[absolutelegend]

7 kids and earns £150 a week. At which point did he think maybe he couldnt afford anymore kids. makes me v.angry that he thinks the taxpayer should pay for them.

[Strokes]

The lady with purple hair complaining about lack of money but must have just walked out of a salon.

[Guest MattP]

Earn £600 a month in part time work between you but have 8 kids so you can claim £54000 a year off the taxpayer.

You can't make this shit up can you, just have to laugh

[Strokes]

Would you be prepared to get a part time job to stay where you are?

Only if I benefit from it financially.

[absolutelegend]

Impressed with the professionalism of the council workers

[Guest MattP]

Impressed with the professionalism of the council workers

Some of them will have been waiting for this for years. I bet you can imagine the states they have seen.

That Somalian is unreal, he can get his wife and kids from Mogadishu to London but 25 miles to High Wycombe is going to destroy his life.

[Strokes]

Some of them will have been waiting for this for years. I bet you can imagine the states they have seen.

That Somalian is unreal, he can get his wife and kids from Mogadishu to London but 25 miles to High Wycombe is going to destroy his life.

It makes you laugh, they use emotional blackmail about the kids welfare in the current residence but don't you dare offer appropriate accommodation in Luton.

[Guest MattP]

You can tell most of these came in under Blair and Brown.

"In you come guys, house and cash for all, get the kids born, have 7-8, vote Labour"

Is anyone in Brent white anymore?

[Strokes]

You can tell most of these came in under Blair and Brown.

"In you come guys, house and cash for all, get the kids born, have 7-8, vote Labour"

Is anyone in Brent white anymore?

Back down to earth with bump! The Somalis a complaining about that house in Luton is disgusting. Feel free to find better free accommodation in another country or get a job and pay for your own.

[Guest MattP]

This is actually quite sickening.

You are taken in to a different country, literally given a free life from that countries government for you and 7-8 kids and you moan the living room is too small.

It's like some weird sick social experiment we've tried and Beadle is waiting to come out.

[Guest MattP]

Back down to earth with bump! The Somalis a complaining about that house in Luton is disgusting. Feel free to find better free accommodation in another country or get a job and pay for your own.

I have no idea how those two housing officers bit their tongues, I wouldn't have managed it.

[Rincewind]

Good film on BBC2 now. Just remembered the ending.

[bovril]

Good film on BBC2 now. Just remembered the ending.

 

Titanic?

[Strokes]

This is actually quite sickening.

You are taken in to a different country, literally given a free life from that countries government for you and 7-8 kids and you moan the living room is too small.

It's like some weird sick social experiment we've tried and Beadle is waiting to come out.

Proof the system can work with the summary, most seemingly finding employment all be it begrudgingly. All except lazy Tracy that played devils advocate with here kids welfare and in my opinion is an apalling mother. Edited 10 April 2014 by Strokes

[Guest MattP]

Proof the system can work with the summary, most seemingly finding employment all be it begrudgingly. All except lazy Tracy that played devils advocate with here kids welfare and in my opinion is an apalling mother.

Yep. As has been said by many on here before it's amazing how quickly people find a job when you take their money away.

Tracy is expecting another child though, what a smart decision that was.

[Rincewind]

Titanic?

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Set during the war in Germany. A young boy makes friends with a boy in a concentration camp which their house is near and his fatter is a German officer stationed at the camp.

Edited 10 April 2014 by Rincewind

[Unabomber]

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Set during the war in Germany. A young boy makes friends with a boy in a concentration camp which their house is near and his fatter is a German officer stationed at the camp.

Sounds decent, I hope that it all works out in the end.

[Rincewind]

Sounds decent, I hope that it all works out in the end.

If you haven't seen it you should. I won't spoil it.

[Strokes]

Sounds decent, I hope that it all works out in the end.

I heard there was a shower scene.

[Unabomber]

I heard there was a shower scene.

Sounds pleasant, I've had a tiring day and I'm absolutely gassed so a nice film will do me well I think.