so you paid top rate tax? Is this in any way linked to the refusal of benefits?
PS did you arrive at the benefits office in a Lambo?
I think you misunderstand, I am basing my opinion mostly on people not on this forum, but people like Farage, Galloway etc.
Opinions on here won’t sway me on how to vote, blimey.
Unfortunately I was so on the edge this is the deciding factor for me, as I just don’t believe those people can be right.
Originally posted by @Chertsey-Saint
I think you misunderstand, I am basing my opinion mostly on people not on this forum, but people like Farage, Galloway etc.
Opinions on here won’t sway me on how to vote, blimey.
Not yet, Cherts, but there is time for that to change. I’m not letting you get away with that one 
Read your post. It specifically refers to posts on here and refers to a certain poster, who goes up and down in terms of being taken seriously, especially on this issue, as things that are going to influence your vote.
I hoped you were trolling at the time. I hope you’re still trolling now. If you’re not, and the previously unmentioned Galloway and Farage concerns are real, and not some chump steak thrown into placate the piranhas, you’re in real trouble mi’laddo.
If genuine, that would mean you wouldn’t do things just because Farage or Galloway do them. Where does it end, Cherts? Where does it end?
In this day and age, you’d have to conclude that both of them believe in the concept of toilets. They believe in them, and would probably fight for more of them if we were undersupplied on the crapper front. We could probably tweet them both and confirm that they do indeed, use toilets.
You surely can’t be agreed with these two numpties that plonking your arse over a ceramic, flushable vessel is a good thing. What are you doing? Shitting your pants? And I thought I had problems with my unconventional wipe direction.
No due to it being an emergency tax code to get a job in the uk you automatically pay top rate tax until otherwise decared at a lower rate then you have to claim it back .
and to Goaty’s question a ford mondeo
Thought I’d better check 
I used to work for the DSS in Woolston. On signing on day I’d have to ask: “Have you had any work in the last two weeks?”
One Thursday on hearing the answer: “No”, my follow up question was: “Then why are you wearing a security guard uniform?”
I neglected to add: “You dumb cunt.”
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maybe the man was so impoverished all he could afford to wear was his dead dads old work clothes? Heartless DSS bastards strike again.
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I did some work experience down at Millbrook Road East in 1990. The staff there told me that the most interesting customers were what you’d call “Personal Issues”, people that needed to be personally issued a giro because they had no place to live.
I found out why the counters had the wire mesh that day.
I always enjoyed the claimants with files marked PV for Potentially Violent.
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If you let me sway you Cherts you are more of a twisted inbred tory than I thought you were, your selfish ways would disgust Thatcher but your opinions wouldn’t affect me of my decision making, its not a Jedi mind trick you whopper.
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post of the day
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Trying to get people to vote with a divisive image and one that is lazy, sterotypical and arguably racist isn’t very clever, why not have a migrant pointing the finger at an indigenious first time buyer?
Originally posted by @pap
Originally posted by @Chertsey-Saint
I think you misunderstand, I am basing my opinion mostly on people not on this forum, but people like Farage, Galloway etc.
Opinions on here won’t sway me on how to vote, blimey.
Not yet, Cherts, but there is time for that to change. I’m not letting you get away with that one
Read your post. It specifically refers to posts on here and refers to a certain poster, who goes up and down in terms of being taken seriously, especially on this issue, as things that are going to influence your vote.
I hoped you were trolling at the time. I hope you’re still trolling now. If you’re not, and the previously unmentioned Galloway and Farage concerns are real, and not some chump steak thrown into placate the piranhas, you’re in real trouble mi’laddo.
If genuine, that would mean you wouldn’t do things just because Farage or Galloway do them. Where does it end, Cherts? Where does it end?
In this day and age, you’d have to conclude that both of them believe in the concept of toilets. They believe in them, and would probably fight for more of them if we were undersupplied on the crapper front. We could probably tweet them both and confirm that they do indeed, use toilets.
You surely can’t be agreed with these two numpties that plonking your arse over a ceramic, flushable vessel is a good thing. What are you doing? Shitting your pants? And I thought I had problems with my unconventional wipe direction.
First post was a little confusing, I’ll accept that, although I did say “that includes you BS”, which means it’s him amongst (such as the actual Brexit brigade), and that is what I meant.
Of course, you can dress up my opinion as I won’t agree with anything they say, or you can think about it more logically and think that it tends to be on issues of importance and, ultimately, intelligence, such as the economy, EU regulations etc, that I don’t believe they understand properly. I am far more comfortable with those on the Remain side having a little more knowledge on these areas (although I have to say I am a little worried with that list including the relentless megaspastic that is Sralan).
And to your point about toilets, I’m not sure either Farage or Galloway have the same opinion on how and whether to use one as me, considering how much shit has emanated from their mouths, and not their arse, over the years.
For me its
- Unsolicited free movement of people is neccessarily a good thing, why?
Are cleaners, car washers and labour hands not at the mercy of gangmasters like they were 150 years ago?
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We simply do not make decisions based on whats best for us as we can’t, how can we when 27 nations have a say on it? National interest plays a part always.
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We can’t trade with anyone else unless the EU says so, thats wron fullstop.
The tories want it for cheap labour and London and the left want it as a eutopian vanity project, ALL will be to the detriment of the working man, this is a class and control issue, not a colour issue.
Cherts would crush all workers to be a Big Mac.
Originally posted by @Barry-Sanchez
Are cleaners, car washers and labour hands not at the mercy of gangmasters like they were 150 years ago?
not sure what the market was like for car washers in 1866, but I can’t imagine it was a widescale problem.
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As Bearsy says, post of the day.
Honestly, what a melt.
Am I not a worker Bazza?