Thickish People.... Everywhere!

[mcgee9t2]

You say £2k a year saved... yet claim to earn £2k a month. Make your mind up... or are you again displaying the ability to contradict yourself in virtually every post 

on the previous page he says hes in a relationship then  he says hes not....

nah just kidding  i dont really give a sh!t if your lieing or bigging your self up or anything.

[Adam]

Hmm. If you don't care what we think. The least you can do is never post something on here that warrents and answer/opinion.

Then you can live happily ever after.

Brings me a fair whack of amusement when I'm bored.

I'm aiming for a £2500 income this month, I'll let you know how it goes, although it will require a lot more effort.  

I've earned that this month working 20 hour weeks. 

Where do you work to be on £32 an hour?

[Seanl]

I get paid a daily rate 365 days a year. Not what I do, its what I know! 








Navy mate.  Problem is that when you work for the fleet maintenance group and the MOD scraps half of that fleet, work drys up. Finish at 12 most days, and have been finishing at 10 the last 2 weeks. 2 ships in for maintenance periods next week though so will be back to finishing at 12 again. 

[mcgee9t2]

Hmm. If you don't care what we think. The least you can do is never post something on here that warrents and answer/opinion.

Then you can live happily ever after.

Brings me a fair whack of amusement when I'm bored.

I'm aiming for a £2500 income this month, I'll let you know how it goes, although it will require a lot more effort.  

I've earned that this month working 20 hour weeks. 

Where do you work to be on £32 an hour?

quite a few engineering jobs are about that,

in my dept theres me (aprentice so on sh!t wages) and 2 contract staff, both the contractors are on £31  a hour working up to 40 hour weeks and can do over time if they fancy.

however not so long ago a lad from down in reading (same company but different office) came up to work for us and he was again on about £30 a hour, but when he was down in reading he was on about £15-20 more than that but couldnt find many jobs down there and was told that they didnt need him anymore but he could come up north and work if he wanted, and that was the easiest option so he did that untill he found a job downsouth offering about 50 quid a hour.

lucky barstool

[Adam]

Hmm. If you don't care what we think. The least you can do is never post something on here that warrents and answer/opinion.

Then you can live happily ever after.

Brings me a fair whack of amusement when I'm bored.

I'm aiming for a £2500 income this month, I'll let you know how it goes, although it will require a lot more effort.  

I've earned that this month working 20 hour weeks. 

Where do you work to be on £32 an hour?

quite a few engineering jobs are about that,

in my dept theres me (aprentice so on sh!t wages) and 2 contract staff, both the contractors are on £31  a hour working up to 40 hour weeks and can do over time if they fancy.

Thats nearly £60,000 a year. I'm in the wrong profession here!

[jamrock]

a solicitor i have worked with charges £250 an hour. the tax barrister who work is refered to charges £1000 an hour

certainly need to have a lot of money worth hiding to wanna pay him that kinda cash.

schools are not how they should be, but when i was in school we had kids who just did not want to learn. always disrupting classes and the like. teachers can not teach those who do not have any intention of learning. kids from third world countries manage to learn in shot hole class rooms and get granted visas to come here and make lots of money, good luck to them. if people here do not want the jobs there are billions more who do

which brings us back round to.. when they see their parents dont have to work, why should they? the state will take care of them and for everything else there is Jeremy Kyle

exactly right. money see money do.

[Bellend]

You say £2k a year saved... yet claim to earn £2k a month. Make your mind up... or are you again displaying the ability to contradict yourself in virtually every post 

on the previous page he says hes in a relationship then  he says hes not....

nah just kidding  i dont really give a sh!t if your lieing or bigging your self up or anything.

@RentedR32: 2k saving on using the Micra over the Golf.

As for the term single I mean not married/living together.

Like with anything, start small spend little, work hard and the pounds will come.

[RandomJord]

Sensible outlook dude, wish I'd had that at 18!

[Bellend]

Sensible outlook dude, wish I'd had that at 18!

 

Thank you, I owe it to my boss tbf he started with that outlook and now doesn't care about money, doesn't work a lot and fairly stress free life.

[Jack3559]

You say £2k a year saved... yet claim to earn £2k a month. Make your mind up... or are you again displaying the ability to contradict yourself in virtually every post 

on the previous page he says hes in a relationship then  he says hes not....

nah just kidding  i dont really give a sh!t if your lieing or bigging your self up or anything.

@RentedR32: 2k saving on using the Micra over the Golf.

As for the term single I mean not married/living together.

Like with anything, start small spend little, work hard and the pounds will come.

To be fair, it was pretty obvious that's what you meant.