You're not going to believe this p**s boiler.............

[Wacky Racer]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/humber/7669689....

[xllifts]

Wacky Racer said:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/humber/7669689....

WTF i pay my NI to fund workshy wkers on a fking yacht i'll give em healthy activities running away from my size fking ten boots s

Who the fk thought of this bag of st make my piss boil i should fking coco work my tits off to pay for lazy cocks to go on a trip of a life time

How do i sack myself and join the freeloaders society?

Edited by xllifts on Tuesday 14th October 16:04

[chorlton]

I'm still waiting for my 50 inch plasma TV that everyone has....

[chunkymonkey71]

Ok. So.

Have any of you ever met an unemployed chav who was into yachting?

[Kozy]

I say we all go down and demand a trip on it, after all, we bloody paid for it!

[B.J.W]

Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh!



That's it.

That's the last straw.

I'm off to do a.....

[Digger.]

chunkymonkey71 said:

Ok. So.

Have any of you ever met an unemployed chav who was into yachting?

Maybe thats half the point. And they aint all chavs, only 82% are, according to latest government chavtistics.

Edited by Digger. on Tuesday 14th October 16:07

[Shaw Tarse]

Think I'll resign & sign on!
Then start a wot plazma tv do i get? thread.

[Vesuvius 996]

- pop -

[largerandrock]

If they get this i will find it and burn the fking thing to the ground with worthless fkers on it!..

What about people who work every hour god sends and cant afford to do it! why cant we have a free fking boat trip!!

[Eddh]

AGH! For fks sake! I pay my taxes so that that fking job who can't be arsed to find a fking job can go fking about on a fking boat?!?!

Arn't they all too busy shooting up fking herion that was bought using their fking giros.

fkers.

[chris_w666]

chunkymonkey71 said:

Ok. So.

Have any of you ever met an unemployed chav who was into yachting?

I have met a lot of unemployed chavs that have taken part in trips on these boats and got an insight into personal responsibility, became motivated to do stuff and got a shed load from the experience.

However Boats cost a fking fortune to run and IMO schemes like this should be privately funded via charitable donations and not using public money. There are a shed load of charities that do similar things and some are based on the East Coast so why buy a boat?

[130R]

Hull again!

[Flintstone]

Hull Primary Care Trust. Man in charge is Christopher Long.

[e-mail]

Fill your boots folks.

[madrob6]

On this boat trip will it take them to another country and leave them there? If that's the case them I'm all for it!

[xllifts]

Flintstone said:

Hull Primary Care Trust. Man in charge is Christopher Long.

[e-mail]

Fill your boots folks.

Ah i feel a 200 page rant appearing sometime very soon thanks for the info

[chunkymonkey71]

chris_w666 said:

chunkymonkey71 said:

Ok. So.

Have any of you ever met an unemployed chav who was into yachting?

I have met a lot of unemployed chavs that have taken part in trips on these boats and got an insight into personal responsibility, became motivated to do stuff and got a shed load from the experience.

However Boats cost a fking fortune to run and IMO schemes like this should be privately funded via charitable donations and not using public money. There are a shed load of charities that do similar things and some are based on the East Coast so why buy a boat?

Send them to clean a park. Give them something to do that will make them appreciate gainful employment and integration into society.

[simba1]

130R said:

Hull again!

Exactly my thoughts. http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/Hull...

[Frik]

chris_w666 said:

chunkymonkey71 said:

Ok. So.

Have any of you ever met an unemployed chav who was into yachting?

I have met a lot of unemployed chavs that have taken part in trips on these boats and got an insight into personal responsibility, became motivated to do stuff and got a shed load from the experience.

However Boats cost a fking fortune to run and IMO schemes like this should be privately funded via charitable donations and not using public money. There are a shed load of charities that do similar things and some are based on the East Coast so why buy a boat?

Sums it up for me.

[chris_w666]

chunkymonkey71 said:

Send them to clean a park. Give them something to do that will make them appreciate gainful employment and integration into society.

The point is that just being sent to clean a park doesn't make them want to go out and work. Some of the lazy kids that this scheme would be aimed at are the product of lazy adults in a fked up system and really do not understand the value of a days work.

Giving them a responsibilty for each other is the first time most have ever had any consequences if they fk up.