Tax & Spend Tories

[Notch7]

I'll start you off. I have two children, real ones that exist, neither are Doctors. How about you

Well I have no children, I do have a dog but she is not a doctor.

 

[Ihavenojob]

I may flog my house to one of those equity release mobs and do a Viv .

 

[Notch7]

Douglas McWilliams

your bio seems to miss some detail.

“Douglas McWilliams smoked crack with a prostitute, then assaulted her”

oh and he is a Brexit supporter…so he obviously spouts hogwash…goes without saying

a mate of George Osborne

 

[fillyboy]

“Douglas McWilliams smoked crack with a prostitute, then assaulted her”

Nobody's perfect Notch.

 

[Mottie]

Your constant mention of older people dying, especially people that challenge your fantasies on this forum, speaks volumes about you. Not very nice TBH.

Just like Ellal doesn’t believe in the seriousness of Covid, ellal also doesn’t believe that they will not be getting old. Fool, although I should say old fool because ellal has stated that children came to them very late in life and with so-called qualified 'doctors' for children, they must be 60 or nearabouts. As sure as eggs are eggs, old age will be there before they know it and some other odious, friendless, anonymous loner with an inflated sense of self-importance will join this forum with the same attitude and will start wishing a speedy death to the 'old' of which Ellal will be a member. I wonder if Ellal and family (if Ellal does actually have a family) have any older members still living and whether they are aware of their thoughts? I wonder if the 'doctor' sons have the same thoughts? Yes, not nice. Not nice at all.

 

[charliegolf]

What were the fees then ? My son owes over £40k, can't see that ever being paid off.

I can't recall. I'll check.

 

[IT Minion]

What were the fees then ? My son owes over £40k, can't see that ever being paid off.

He should have gone into IT. Good money if you pick the right track.

 

[JohnD]

He should have gone into IT. Good money if you pick the right track.

and are thought to be good at what you do.

 

[Ihavenojob]

He should have gone into IT. Good money if you pick the right track.

He did forensic biology, wanting to be a CSI for the police. While doing the course the police changed policy so you had to be a serving officer to apply.

 

[JohnD]

oh and he is a Brexit supporter…so he obviously spouts hogwash…goes without saying

Nobody's perfect Notch.

 

[IT Minion]

He did forensic biology, wanting to be a CSI for the police. While doing the course the police changed policy so you had to be a serving officer to apply.

A chemist friend of mine and I were discussing that. There's hundreds of places to study it at university and about 5 jobs annually in the field. It must have hurt when the rules changed but it probably didn't adjust his odds much.

Another industrial chemist I know went into mass production of cakes. I would not survive his job.

 

[Brigade77]

I'm a likkle bit puzzled. How many serving police officers are actually frustrated bio-chemists???

In the recovery Co', we have police forensics in & out the yard all day. It's a standard part of the contract that you have to have a forensics bay & provide tea, coffee, warmth etc etc. They're on circa £22.5k pa. We also shift a few to a lab where very specialised scientists can retrieve a single fibre from the boot lining 5yrs after the body was dumped, they're on about £25k pa.

I have absolutely no idea what "Fritz" earned nor Amanda Burton, but I guess as talented actors they earned slightly more.

 

[Brigade77]

You are of course wrong, very wrong. Owner occupation has never been as high as now. Renting and tied cottages was the normal for many centuries, with gradual very slow drift towards OO, Right to Buy increased the OO dramatically.

No, I'm not wrong.

Owner occupier figures are tumbling freefall.

I know a little bit about this. I've made £millions on the back of it.

When she introduced her "right to buy" she knew exactly what she was doing, she must have.

 

[JP_]

What were the fees then ? My son owes over £40k, can't see that ever being paid off.

Crazy, back when few people thought about going to uni, it was free. Then the government wants everybody to go (so it can shout about low youth unemployment) and starts charging everybody.

It's almost as if the system was designed by a government that wanted to not only reduce unemployment, but make those without jobs borrow loads from banks, and pay into the economy, in the hope they'll pay it back in the future. But they wouldn't have done that on purpose, would they? That would be just crazy!

 

[Ihavenojob]

It's almost as if the system was designed by a government that wanted to not only reduce unemployment, but make those without jobs borrow loads from banks,

True, labour introduced fees, then removed the cap so successive Governments could increase fees .