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If you were claiming Incapacity Benefit by pretending to have crippling arthritis should you dance...

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sandyRoe | 14:34 Wed 04th Aug 2010 | ChatterBank
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...like there's no one watching, or sit the dances out?
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I believe he was actually TEACHING the class!
14:36 Wed 04th Aug 2010
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I despair of the pensioners today
14:37 Wed 04th Aug 2010
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I think it was St. Vitus' dance
14:38 Wed 04th Aug 2010
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Did someone spike his drink :)
14:39 Wed 04th Aug 2010
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If you are capable of working and claiming incapacity remember, you will be found out, and you will pay back all your ill gotten gains and have a blot on your name, so it`s not worth the worries. There is always someone ready to shop you.
14:41 Wed 04th Aug 2010
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