Benefits pay for boob job
06 October 2010, 12:10 PM
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06 October 2010, 12:16 PM
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Funnily enough i was sitting in a canteen (back in 2008, working for an agency to keep the wolf from the door) and two girls (early 20's) where discussing cosmetic surgery on the NHS. One had already had it done and was explaining the sort of things to say to ensure that the other was eligible (this girl had had he nose and chin done + a tattoo removed) she was saying that it was important to put across a lack of confidence and self esteem, etc. It had worked for her and a 'mate' before apparently.
I was suprised and disgusted that the NHS allows this can can be so easily fooled when some other people cannot get life-saving treatments and drugs on the NHS.
I was suprised and disgusted that the NHS allows this can can be so easily fooled when some other people cannot get life-saving treatments and drugs on the NHS.
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06 October 2010, 12:27 PM
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Chavvy birds with bigs ***** are just fantastic, personally I think there should be a benefit specifically for boob jobs.
Seriously, I know a lady who had her ***** done on the NHS. Whole family are a bunch of tarts and she slept around, husband left, she went to the NHS and claimed he left because she was flat chested (not flat on her back) and the NHS paid for them - they aren't bad either.
Wife works in the hair dressing game and boob jobs seem compulsory. One girl gets housing benefit because of her child, father pays for the peugeot 206cc and she paid £5K for her ***** a couple of years ago. As long as she only works 16 hours a week she keeps the house, the benefit and a fine set of boobies.
Fortunately, Mrs EddScott has quite a decent pair already although that doesn't stop her wanting them done.
Seriously, I know a lady who had her ***** done on the NHS. Whole family are a bunch of tarts and she slept around, husband left, she went to the NHS and claimed he left because she was flat chested (not flat on her back) and the NHS paid for them - they aren't bad either.
Wife works in the hair dressing game and boob jobs seem compulsory. One girl gets housing benefit because of her child, father pays for the peugeot 206cc and she paid £5K for her ***** a couple of years ago. As long as she only works 16 hours a week she keeps the house, the benefit and a fine set of boobies.
Fortunately, Mrs EddScott has quite a decent pair already although that doesn't stop her wanting them done.
06 October 2010, 12:47 PM
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This sort of thong really pissed me off!!
I was actually offered this 'procedure' at the age of 17 on the grounds that I waited 12 months to see if anything would change.
I didn't get it done, for many reasons, and thankfully having two children has blessed me with an 'average' sized pair
The people who claim they are depressed are no doubt off flaunting them at the drop of a hat, not exactly the way depression and low self esteem works.
I have told myself that if you base your confidence on physical appeanance, you will always find something to hold you back or bring you down.
It's the silly girls getting cosmetic surgery for free that contribute to part of the problem with the NHS.
I was actually offered this 'procedure' at the age of 17 on the grounds that I waited 12 months to see if anything would change.
I didn't get it done, for many reasons, and thankfully having two children has blessed me with an 'average' sized pair
The people who claim they are depressed are no doubt off flaunting them at the drop of a hat, not exactly the way depression and low self esteem works.
I have told myself that if you base your confidence on physical appeanance, you will always find something to hold you back or bring you down.
It's the silly girls getting cosmetic surgery for free that contribute to part of the problem with the NHS.
06 October 2010, 12:48 PM
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This sort of thong really pissed me off!!
I was actually offered this 'procedure' at the age of 17 on the grounds that I waited 12 months to see if anything would change.
I didn't get it done, for many reasons, and thankfully having two children has blessed me with an 'average' sized pair
The people who claim they are depressed are no doubt off flaunting them at the drop of a hat, not exactly the way depression and low self esteem works.
I have told myself that if you base your confidence on physical appeanance, you will always find something to hold you back or bring you down.
It's the silly girls getting cosmetic surgery for free that contribute to part of the problem with the NHS.
I was actually offered this 'procedure' at the age of 17 on the grounds that I waited 12 months to see if anything would change.
I didn't get it done, for many reasons, and thankfully having two children has blessed me with an 'average' sized pair
The people who claim they are depressed are no doubt off flaunting them at the drop of a hat, not exactly the way depression and low self esteem works.
I have told myself that if you base your confidence on physical appeanance, you will always find something to hold you back or bring you down.
It's the silly girls getting cosmetic surgery for free that contribute to part of the problem with the NHS.
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06 October 2010, 02:04 PM
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The fathers should be paying for those kids not the state!
06 October 2010, 02:10 PM
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I bet that dog cost nothing to buy and next to nothing to feed and keep
IMHO they are receiving too much in benefits perhaps their benefits for 2010-2012 should be reduced by £4,500 as she seems to have so much spare taxpayers money lying about to spend on needless surgery for her body
IMHO they are receiving too much in benefits perhaps their benefits for 2010-2012 should be reduced by £4,500 as she seems to have so much spare taxpayers money lying about to spend on needless surgery for her body
06 October 2010, 02:17 PM
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I bet that dog cost nothing to buy and next to nothing to feed and keep
IMHO they are receiving too much in benefits perhaps their benefits for 2010-2012 should be reduced by £4,500 as she seems to have so much spare taxpayers money lying about to spend on needless surgery for her body
IMHO they are receiving too much in benefits perhaps their benefits for 2010-2012 should be reduced by £4,500 as she seems to have so much spare taxpayers money lying about to spend on needless surgery for her body
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06 October 2010, 02:20 PM
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Some probably are some are probably out of work themselves - I suspect she isn't too choosey when considering the gene pool of her family.
The picture is clearly for wind up purposes.
I've seen first hand a mother of 4 kids out of work produce a pile of christmas presents that compared to our little ones pile (both of us working and paying taxes) our pile could not even come close to one of the other kids.
The BIG question is --- Will the new rules actually have any effect on her whatsoever? These are the ones we want stopped!
The picture is clearly for wind up purposes.
I've seen first hand a mother of 4 kids out of work produce a pile of christmas presents that compared to our little ones pile (both of us working and paying taxes) our pile could not even come close to one of the other kids.
The BIG question is --- Will the new rules actually have any effect on her whatsoever? These are the ones we want stopped!
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The 14 y/o boy tries his hardest to help out by selling dope, bless him.
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06 October 2010, 02:43 PM
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I bet that dog cost nothing to buy and next to nothing to feed and keep
IMHO they are receiving too much in benefits perhaps their benefits for 2010-2012 should be reduced by £4,500 as she seems to have so much spare taxpayers money lying about to spend on needless surgery for her body
IMHO they are receiving too much in benefits perhaps their benefits for 2010-2012 should be reduced by £4,500 as she seems to have so much spare taxpayers money lying about to spend on needless surgery for her body
06 October 2010, 02:44 PM
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Isn't it about time Martin2005 came along and pointed out we are (all) stupid sheep for believing this story - even if true it is a one-off and hardly ever happens