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[flogginmelog]

would you grass on someone for claiming benefits they are not entitled to?

[sara3]

my ex isn't in a financial position to help out so no, it's just me.

3 birds after your money? hey, life is full of choices and you've certainly made yours!

[no-knowledge]

i have never claimed dole even when out of work.
sara will track you down floggin , you are doomed boy!

[gbradfield]

i certainly wouldnt be bragging about it, have you got no pride? Do you even pay for any of your children?

[sara3]

methinks he is on the wind up.

otherwise I'll be finger-printing his messages!

[cab]

I knew someone who had been out of work for a while and then got a job.
Someone reported him, as working on the side.
It was quite funny really as when questioned he said he was now working. LOL.

[Word-Smith]

Yes I would.

It grieves me that I have to fight for every last penny, when people who often haven't done a stroke in their lives drive better cars, have better equipped homes, and social workers falling over themselves to throw even more cash at them, while my wife and I have to consider how we might spend every last coin.

I know one couple, both partners are registered disabled with cars etc., they have a four bedroomed council house stuffed with every conceivable gadget and seem to enjoy life to the full, gardening, shopping, having days out, holidays, decorating the house and having a generally active lifestyle - and yet, apparently, neither partner is able to work.

My problem is that I am not fat, not foreign, not idle, not gay and not a member of a minority group (I daren't even mention religion or race in case someone starts hurling accusations). In addition I have rather antiquated values when it comes to pride, integrity and ethics.