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/pol/ - brit/pol/ - So you're saying edition
Anonymous United Kingdom No.516105514
I am the leading political figure on pol for all things British. Everything I predict, happens
/bant/ - /ftl/ - Fishtank S5 preseason #42
Anonymous United States No.23063922
>>23063912
Yes. This is my rape position. I'm getting ready to RAPE

actually I took 1mg Lorazapam and am chilling waiting for my Mommy to get out of the store she is shopping for us
/pol/ - NEETS are right about work
Anonymous United Kingdom No.512377148
6am: Wake up, feeling like you've been in a car crash. Drag yourself out of bed to possibly force a shit out too early in the morning, shower and get dressed. If you're extra tired you just get dressed and leave after starring into the abyss and pondering life for an hour.
7am: Commute to work. If you're lucky it will be a 20 minute walk or drive. Thats probably not the case. You probably enter the rat race with fellow wagies on the road, foot paths, public transport for 30-40 minutes
8am: Enter the building wanting to die. Manager smiling from ear to ear, hello happy campers, team meeting !
1pm: You've got a choice. Sit in the work canteen with people you can't stand, or walk back to your car that takes time out of your lunch break, but gives you time to reflect on how you hate your life
3pm: You want to go home, but you've got 2 more hours
5pm: You leave work, enter the rat race again, do it all over again
6pm: If you're lucky, you walk in through the door. You're unsure if you want to wank, shit, eat, sleep or cry.
7pm: After pondering for an hour, you force yourself to eat, household chores are on your mind, you do some, leave others
8pm: You're tired as fuck at this point. You shit post, scroll some shit on social media. You start to have a good time, but then oh shit time flys when you're having fun and its
10pm: I need to go sleep, need to be up at 6am. Now i've got a choice, cry myself to sleep or stay awake for a 2-3 hours more and wake up even more exhausted. You rotate those options over 5 days.
11:30pm: You've been in bed for 40 minutes exhausted and unable to sleep, but then go to sleep
6am: Alarm goes off
/pol/ - Government scheme gets you a sports car for £2k
Anonymous United Kingdom No.511334388
I'm pondering getting a disability car for a relative. But a few things put me off. None mobility car drivers seem to be very bitter about them. If someone makes a fictious and malicious report that the car isnt being used for the benefit of the claimant, its probably going to end with a black box being fitted to it (if it doesnt come with it already). Then what constitutes for the benefit of the disabled person. You going to work, picking kids up, dropping your wife off isnt. Visiting the claimant 3 or 4 times per week, doing housework, taking them to appointments, gardening etc isnt good enough from what I read. If the claimant snuffs it, the car is taken back pretty quickly. You lose prior no claims bonus. PIP mobility higher rate is £70 per week i think. When you weigh that up with buying a 3 year old car for cash and part ex it when its 10 or so, the claimant would probably get better use out of the PIP and you wouldnt have the restrictions. If you give the claimant some cash to offset the PIP loss, its not as attractive as a proposition financially. I think if you're absolutely crippled and need significant modifications to a car, and will be driving it yourself, it makes sense. If you're a forever neet it might make sense, gives you some freedom I suppose in an otherwise shit life. But for a normal person, I don't get the appeal really, its not as attractive as it seems on the face of it, but then again, I don't give a shit about driving a car thats a few years old, and I'd resent a black box being fitted to my car tracking my every fucking move. I don't like how those genuinely disabled are being stigmatized and fucked over, by people that are bitter (about those taking the piss, but about the scheme full stop also in many cases) and the government.
/pol/ - Thread 510790056
Anonymous United Kingdom No.510792407
I noticed bees liked to drink from my bird bath but then couldnt get out. Put a rock in it, so they could climb out
/pol/ - Thread 510675989
Anonymous United Kingdom No.510694314
>>510675989
Gambling can ruin lives, but its not as widespread or as damaging as drugs and alcohol. Also healthcare, policing, politics are questionable with regard to code of ethics they should abide by, and clearly do not follow; with extremely damaging consequences.
/pol/ - Thread 509538319
Anonymous No.509538583
>>509538319
Claim disability your whole life and neet